Last Updated Feb 14, 2026

Overview

Whether you're a designer, engineer, or manufacturer, Fusion 360 is the ultimate solution for bringing your ideas to life. Experience the power of seamless collaboration, comprehensive design capabilities, and streamlined product development. Unlock your full potential with Fusion 360 and revolutionize the way you create.

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Overall Rating

Based on 59 users reviews

4.3

Rating Distribution

Positive

85%

Neutral

8%

Negative

7%

Starting Price
Custom

Fusion 360 Specifications

Production Planning

Inventory Management

Quality Control

Supply Chain Management

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What Is Fusion 360?

Overview

Fusion 360 is a cloud-based Manufacturing software developed by Auto Desk for product designing of 3D models, CAD, CAM, CAE, and PCB. Fusion 360's CAM capabilities enable users to generate systems for processes, including milling, turning, and additive manufacturing. EDA allows the creation of schematics, PCB layouts, and component libraries.

Fusion 360 Pricing

Fusion 360 offers a range of paid extensions and includes three subscription plans:

  • $70/month
  • $382/year
  • $1635/3 years
Its cost may differ depending on your organization type and needs. Please click Get Quote for a customized pricing plan.

Fusion 360 Integrations

It integrates with various third-party applications, including:

  • Makersite
  • OpenBOM
  • AWS Secrets Manager
  • FeatureCAM
  • CAMplete TruePath
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Who Is Fusion 360 For?

It caters to manufacturing businesses of all sizes. Some of the facilities using Fusion 360 include:

  • Machinist
  • Mechanical Engineer
  • Industrial Designer
  • Electronics Engineer
  • Collaborator

Is Fusion 360 Right for You?

Determining Whether Fusion 360 is the right choice of manufacturing software will depend on the business size and requirements. The Fusion 360 platform enables teams to collaborate seamlessly on product development projects.

With its integrated set of tools and centralized data management, it facilitates businesses to create, collaborate, and manage development processes more efficiently.

Still not sure about the software? Contact our customer support team on 661-384-7070 and let them help you make the best decision.

Fusion 360 Features

Fusion 360 provides 3D CAD design and modeling tools, including sketching, freeform modeling, parametric modeling, and surface modeling. Users can create complex and precise geometries and parametric designs that can be easily modified and updated.

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The CAM capabilities enable users to generate systems for various manufacturing processes like milling, turning, and additive manufacturing. The platform includes advanced CAM features, such as multi-axis machining and automatic tool optimization.

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The solution offers EDA features, including schematic capture, PCB layout, and component management tools, which help users design and test electronic circuits.

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Fusion 360 provides advanced tools for additive manufacturing, including support for multi-printer workflows and build optimization. Users can prepare 3D models for Printing and enhance the model for specific printing materials and processes.

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Simulation capabilities allow testing and validating designs under real-world conditions, including linear and nonlinear stress analysis, thermal analysis, structural analysis and vibration analysis along with simulation tools for fluid dynamics.

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Pros And Cons of Fusion 360

Pros

  • Easy Usage of Tools

  • Easy To Use

  • Very Intuitive

Cons

  • System Crashes Occasionally

  • Requires High-speed Internet

Fusion 360 Reviews

Total 59 reviews

4.3

All reviews are from verified customers

Rating Distribution

5

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58%

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AG

Ansh G.

Mechanical or Industrial Engineering, 1-10 employees

5.0
January 2026

Positive experience overall

Pros

I've had a great experience with this program. It's where I developed numerous project designs, including my robo soccer bot. The entire robot was modelled in Fusion and I exported DXF files for laser cutting to produce the final machine. It's been invaluable for drafting pieces for patent submissions, lab reports, class projects and more. Right now I'm designing an FPV drone in Fusion and I'm hoping this one turns out well too. Before that I completed a robo race bot using Fusion as well. A lot of my 3D-printed parts were modelled here and I even designed a medical delivery robot's storage box. I sketched up a cycle design and several other devices using the same workflow. It provided an excellent learning curve as a beginner and helped move me up to an intermediate level. I'm looking forward to improving even further with this tool.

Cons

Generally I don't run into major issues but occasionally the program stutters when I use more complicated commands. For example, if I try to run an extrude immediately after applying a pattern, it can slow down because it's processing a lot at once. Another annoyance is that I need an internet connection to save files, without being online I can't save my work.

Rating Distribution

Ease of use

10

Value for money

10

Customer Support

10

Functionality

10

MW

Myles W.

Entertainment, 1-10 employees

5.0
January 2026

Beginner-friendly

Pros

As someone who's fairly new to CAD, I'm honestly blown away as it's ridiculously simple for me to design whatever I imagine, I get all the tools I need at no cost and it just keeps getting better over time!

Cons

I notice that it still freezes sometimes for no clear reason, even on my high-end PC workstation although that's a pretty minor issue!

Rating Distribution

Ease of use

10

Value for money

10

Customer Support

10

Functionality

9

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Anonymous

Building Materials, 500+ employees

5.0
July 2025

Flexible software

Pros

I've found it incredibly flexible. It handles everything I need, from sketching P&IDs and preparing parts for 3D printing to running simulations that help me model new process flows.

Cons

Getting up to speed was tough at first because it packs so many features so I ended up needing lots of tutorials, hands-on practice and real work time to learn it properly.

Rating Distribution

Ease of use

7

Value for money

10

Customer Support

10

Functionality

10

Frequently Asked Questions

Fusion 360 offers a range of paid extensions that can add functionality to the software, with a monthly subscription starting from $70/month. Its cost may differ depending on your organization type and needs. Please click Get Quote for a customized pricing plan.

It caters to manufacturing businesses of all sizes. Some of the facilities using Fusion 360 include Machinists, Mechanical Engineers, Industrial Designers, Electronics Engineers and Collaborators.

It supports German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.

It integrates with various third-party applications, including Makersite, OpenBOM, AWS Secrets Manager, FeatureCAM and CAMplete TruePath.

Yes, it offers support for iOS and Android.