CutPlan vs Corte Certo

The Corte Certo alternative in 21 languages

One browser tool with public prices and a free plan. Sheets, fabric rolls and shaped parts.

Where CutPlan goes further

Screenshots from the free plan, on real jobs.

CutPlan vs Corte Certo, feature by feature

Feature
FeatureCutPlanCorte Certo
Optimization strategies per calculation140+Not published

Both include: Free Tier, Grain Direction, Edge Banding, Offcut Management

Based on each product's public information, checked October 2026. Tell us if something has changed.

About Corte Certo

Corte Certo is a Brazilian cut-plan optimizer sold as annual-subscription desktop editions (Mini, Standard and Plus), priced per edition, with a separate cloud edition called Corte Certo Web.

Corte Certo is Portuguese-first. Its desktop editions are installed and sold as annual subscriptions; the Plus edition adds barcode labels and stock control and can send cutting plans to machines and consumption data to ERP systems. Corte Certo Web is a cloud edition that its terms describe as currently offered at no cost. CutPlan is one browser tool with public prices and a free plan of 30 calculations and 5 exports a month, in 21 languages. If you need ERP or machine output, look at Corte Certo Plus; for quick cut lists with nothing to install, CutPlan fits.

Which one fits you?

Corte Certo suits shops that want installed desktop editions on an annual subscription, with ERP or machine output in the top edition. CutPlan suits anyone who wants to start in the browser today, free, with no subscription.

What CutPlan costs

Corte Certo's desktop editions are annual subscriptions. CutPlan has a free plan, or $9 once per project.

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