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Creo

64 Review(s)

Overview

Creo is a powerful 3D CAD software, offering advanced design and modeling tools. Overcome design limitations and inefficiencies. Enhance innovation, reduce time-to-market, and improve product development. Ready to take the first step towards success? Start unleashing your design potential with Creo today.

Overall Rating

Based on 64 users reviews

4.4

Rating Distribution

Positive

92%

Neutral

5%

Negative

3%

Starting Price
Custom

Creo Specifications

Production Planning

Inventory Management

Quality Control

Supply Chain Management

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What Is Creo?

Overview

Creo is a comprehensive 3D CAD software that empowers businesses across diverse industries to streamline their product design and development processes. With a wide range of features, from generative design tools to advanced simulation capabilities and additive manufacturing support, Creo ensures efficient and high-quality product development. Its seamless collaboration capabilities further contribute to enhanced teamwork and overall project success.

Creo Pricing

Creo pricing plans begin at $2780, featuring a locked license price. You can opt for a subscription with a pay-as-you-go model. Costs may vary based on your organization type and needs. Click Get Pricing for a personalized pricing guide.

Creo Integrations

The software offers a seamless, supported integration with ProNest. Watch a free Creo Demo to learn more about its integrations.

Who Is Creo For?

Creo serves businesses of all sizes and industries. It simplifies complex designing tools and processes on a centralized platform. Industries served include automotive, aerospace and defense, life sciences, oil and gas, and retail and consumer goods.

Is Creo Right For You?

If you are wondering if Creo is the right fit for your business, consider the following points. Creo offers powerful designing solution that is flexible, scalable, and user-friendly, providing high data security. Its proven record of accomplishment with industry giants like Rolls Royce, Tata Group, Mitsubishi, Bosch, Reliance Group, and Caterpillar speaks to its reliability. With advanced features and a strong reputation, Creo could be an excellent choice for your company.

Still not sure if Creo is right for you? Get in touch with our experts by dialing (661) 384-7070, who will help you make the best decision.

Creo Features

Easily create complex, organic shapes and surfaces for innovative and aesthetically excellent product designs.

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Efficiently manage large-scale assemblies for precise positioning, motion simulation, and interference detection, reducing errors.

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Create intricate solid models with detailed geometric shapes and parametric relationships, allowing quick modifications and efficient design exploration.

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Create stunning product renderings, animations, and simulations for design communication and product validation.

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Facilitates design and optimization of parts for additive manufacturing processes like 3D printing, with tools for structure creation and material optimization.

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Pros And Cons of Creo

Pros

  • Easy to use

  • Wide range of features

  • Mobile app

  • Excellent customer support and training

Cons

  • Limited integrations, according to some user reviews

  • Might be expensive for small businesses

Creo Reviews

Total 64 reviews

4.4

All reviews are from verified customers

Rating Distribution

5

Stars

52%

4

Stars

41%

3

Stars

5%

2

Stars

0%

1

Stars

3%

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Anonymous

Not Specified, 500+ employees

More than a year

5.0
November 2023

“Best 3D Parametric in the market

Pros

I find it very easy to use UDF-User Defined FeatureFamily TableShrinkwrap. We have seamlessly integrated TEAMCENTER without any issues regarding PLM.

Cons

We have no complaints as in our company, we handle all manufacturing processes in-house. When creating different models, we find family tables invaluably helpful. They simplify our lives by allowing easy insertion of images in the models, such as caution or warning signs in our machinery designs. We have seamlessly integrated Teamcenter/PLM, which works flawlessly.

Rating Distribution

Ease of use

10

Value for money

10

Customer Support

10

Functionality

10

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Ash

Design, 1-10 employees

Less than a year

4.0
September 2023

“Very robust mid-priced package let down by unintuitive quirks.

Pros

The software is very robust and ensures proper part design with minimal failures. It requires a specific workflow, but once learned, updating parts becomes easier without breaking anything.

Cons

The CAD package's restrictive nature and certain quirks in part and body modeling can make it feel unintuitive and confusing.

Rating Distribution

Ease of use

4

Value for money

4

Customer Support

6

Functionality

8

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Abdulbasit

Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing, 500+ employees

Less than a year

5.0
August 2023

“CAD personified

Pros

Creo allows me to view not just complete assemblies but also individual parts within assemblies in 3D. I also like the ability to break down components into their smallest entities, which facilitates lifecycle management. Importing and exporting are also unproblematic.

Cons

Creo can be a bit too much for beginners due to its robust features. Licensing fees are on the higher side, but many argue that it's worth the investment.

Rating Distribution

Ease of use

10

Value for money

10

Customer Support

10

Functionality

10

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Creo offers an API.

Creo supports English, Chinese, Italian, German, French, Japanese, Korean, and Russian.

The typical users of Creo are aerospace and defense, retail, and consumer goods industries.

Please click Get Pricing for a customized pricing guide.

Yes, Creo supports Android, iPads, and iPhones.