3DUserNet offers EVERYONE free licence for 3 months

March 18, 2020
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Updated February 9, 2026
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2 min read

3DUserNet logo with the tagline

FREE LICENCES FOR ALL

Dear all,

It’s a challenging time for our industry globally and we wanted to find a way to help 3D professionals continue to work on and share their data and projects over the next few months, as more of you work from home or away from your office.

So we want to offer EVERYONE a free licence for 3 months – no strings attached
This will give full access to all the features and functions of 3DUserNet so you can store your data and projects in the cloud, access and work on them on-line, and share them directly and securely with your project teams or customers on any device.

There will be no automatic switch to a paid licence nor any commitment to do so after three months
At the end you can simply download your projects and data and we will close the account – or if you wish to you can continue by signing up for a paid licence.

You might want multiple free licences so you can allocate to your team, just indicate the number of licences you want on the form and we will get in touch to set you up.

READ MORE DETAILS AND GET YOUR FREE LICENCES HERE

There is also a video on this link to remind you of the breadth of point cloud, model and line work data we can support and all the great features and sharing options available.

We wish you all the best at this time – any questions get in touch

Paul, Dave and Mark – Co-Founders
info@3dusernet.com

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