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Shapr3D offers a 3D design and modeling app for macOS and Windows that helps professionals and students create and iterate manufacturable designs. It works via a pencil-like, intuitive interface where users build 3D models, with cross‑device syncing and support for professional tasks; it uses a freemium model with a free tier and paid subscriptions for advanced features. It distinguishes itself with a desktop-first workflow on multiple platforms and an active community that includes beta testing and support forums. The goal is to enable easier design, prototyping, and manufacturing preparation while growing a global user base through ongoing feedback from users.
About Shapr3D
Industries
Consumer Software
Design
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$21.8M
Headquarters
Budapest, Hungary
Founded
2015
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What believers are saying
- History-Based Parametric Modeling rolled out at full scale on July 25, 2026.
- Shapr3D’s collaboration pages updated June 2026 show active team-workflow monetization.
- The July 2026 enterprise push targets security-sensitive manufacturing buyers with custom integrations.
What critics are saying
- Autodesk Fusion and Onshape commoditize parametric CAD and squeeze Shapr3D pricing.
- The 2026 product stack still depends on a premium subscription conversion funnel.
- If enterprise expansion stalls, Shapr3D remains a niche design tool, not infrastructure.
What makes Shapr3D unique
- Shapr3D’s July 2026 hybrid direct-plus-parametric workflow preserves its tablet-first simplicity.
- Shapr3D Cloud spans iPad, Mac, Windows, and Apple Vision Pro collaboration.
- Enterprise offers SOC2 Type II security and custom importers like NX.
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Total Funding
$21.8M
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↑ 3%Shapr3D, a Hungarian company, secured $6 million (approximately 1.8 billion HUF) in a new funding round, as reported by Forbes. The investment was led by Creandum and Point Nine Capital, whose portfolios include companies like Spotify, Revolut, and Delivery Hero. Previously, Shapr3D had received $1.5 million in earlier funding rounds.
by Steven LeibsonCommercial EDA companies started to appear in the 1960s, and a trend of sorts was set. In each new, more advanced generation of EDA tools, three companies tended to dominate. The first EDA generation was the era of digitization. Computers and digitizers started to displace drafting tables and mechanical drafting machines in all engineering disciplines including electrical and electronic engineering. The dominant EDA trio in this CAD (Computer Aided Design or Computer Aided Drafting) era consisted of Calma, Computervision, and Applicon.Before delving into the history of these three pioneering companies, it’s important that you understand the state of electronic design back in the early 1960s. You have no doubt seen photographs of large engineering bullpens filled with drafting tables and mechanical drafting machines
Now that Shapr3d is adding History-Based Parametric Modeling to Shapr3D, Shapr3d should talk a bit about what Direct Modeling is, and how Shapr3D will keep supporting it even after the release of its parametric capabilities.
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About Shapr3D
Industries
Consumer Software
Design
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$21.8M
Headquarters
Budapest, Hungary
Founded
2015
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