← Siemens · Solid Edge for StartupsDesign
Offer on record
One year of Solid Edge free for startups
Eligible startups get one year of Solid Edge software for free, with no application fee, plus training resources, guidance from product experts, best practices resources, and co-marketing opportunities.
Apply at resources.sw.siemens.comWhat you get
- Free service1 yearOne year of Solid Edge software for free, with no application fee.
- BenefitAccess to Solid Edge training resources and guidance from a community of product experts.
- BenefitBest practices resources, including eBooks, white papers, and videos, plus co-marketing opportunities.
- Nothing to payNo purchase or commitment is part of this offer.
Who qualifies
All of these:
- The applicant is a design firm or product manufacturer.vendor decides
- The legal entity has been in business for three years or less.checkable
- The company has less than $1 million USD in funding.checkable
- The company has less than $1 million USD in annual revenue.checkable
How to apply
- AvailabilityOpen to direct application by any startup that meets the eligibility requirements, with no referral, invitation or membership needed.
- MethodApplication form at resources.sw.siemens.com/en-US/solid-edge-for-startups
- InstructionsApply on the Solid Edge for Startups page; there is no application fee.
- Terms and accessSiemens
- TermsNo separate terms page on record.
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Where this comes from
resources.sw.siemens.com/en-US/solid-edge-for-startups, 24 Sept 2026
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Siemens is a technology company; its Solid Edge software covers product design and rendering, simulation, electrical design, manufacturing, and data management.
In this program
Solid Edge for Startups gives early-stage design firms and product manufacturers free access to Solid Edge CAD, CAM, and CAE software, with no application fee.
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