What NotchCad does
It derives a fabrication package from the dimensions you type: a notched blank, V-groove fold lines, mount and weep holes, a folded 3D model, sheet nests, labels, a cut list, a printable job pack and a workbook. You are responsible for the dimensions you enter and for checking the output before anything is cut.
The part that matters
Verify before fabrication. Every drawing and every DXF we produce should be checked against your own shop standards, your material, and the job's requirements. NotchCad provides geometry, not a guarantee that a panel fits a building. If a file is wrong, tell us and we fix it — but a cut panel is your call, not ours.
Plans and payment
- Shop — $89/month, unlimited seats for one business, cancel any time. Cancelling ends the plan at the end of the paid period; saved work is kept.
- Project pass — $39, 30 days, one job.
- Free tier: design and preview, no file downloads.
- Prices are USD, exclusive of tax. Card payments are processed by Stripe, alternatives by PayPal. Invoices are issued with the terms stated on them.
- Refunds: if a month's subscription produced no usable export, ask inside that month and we refund it.
Your work stays yours
Drawings and files you generate are yours; we claim no rights in them. We ask only that you don't resell the service itself or use it to produce files for other software vendors to redistribute.
Acceptable use
No bulk-scraping the service, no attempting to bypass the export gate, no using another shop's account. Accounts that do are suspended — and we would rather have the phone call than the suspension.
Availability and liability
We aim to be up, we don't promise uninterrupted service, and we take no responsibility for consequential loss — lost production time, ruined material, or a job rejected on site. Our liability is limited to what you paid us in the previous three months. Where the law does not allow that limit, it applies as far as it can.
Changes and law
We'll email material changes to these terms before they take effect. These terms are governed by the law of the State of Tennessee, USA.