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Your free trial, plans and limits, how private and public Things work, credits and packs, workspaces and sharing, security, privacy, and exporting or deleting your data.
Solid Vibes is letting people in a few at a time. How to join the waitlist, what happens next, and how invites (including team invites) work while sign-up is closed.
Full parametric CAD is free forever for public Things. Every new account also starts with 14 days of every feature, 100 AI credits and a free generated 3D body, no card required.
What Free, Maker, Pro and Team include, yearly vs monthly prices, seats, and what happens when you reach a limit (spoiler: nothing is deleted or locked).
After 14 days you keep designing on Free, or pick a plan. If you have private Things, nothing changes until you choose: subscribe to keep them private, or confirm they become public.
Your plan includes a number of private Things. The rest are public, shared as open source. What that means, how to protect confidential work, and how to avoid surprises.
What AI credits pay for, the typical cost of each action in Fast and Smart mode, what is free, and how to keep an eye on your balance.
Top up any time with a credit pack, understand which credits are used and which carry over, and keep working when your balance gets low.
How your work is organized (workspaces, projects, Things, pieces), how the trash works, and how to share a Thing with a link without giving away more than you mean to.
Sign in the safest way, set up a passkey and an authenticator app, manage your devices, and understand how Solid Vibes protects your data.
Take your work with you, or leave entirely. How to export your designs and data, what to do before deleting your account, and the safety nets along the way.
Your designs are never used to train models unless you opt in. What the AI sees, who else can see your work, and the controls you have.
Create a team workspace, switch between it and your personal workspace, invite people by e-mail, and share standard parts in the team library.
Public Things are open source. The default is CERN-OHL-P 2.0 (open hardware, permissive); Pro and up can choose share-alike or non-commercial licenses. What each one allows and how licenses carry into remixes.
What owners, admins, editors, reviewers and viewers can do in a team workspace, and how to change someone's role.
Each time another workspace remixes one of your Marketplace listings, you earn AI credits (5 by default). How rewards are counted, where they land, and the rules that keep them fair.
Maker, Pro and Team are billed per seat (Team from 5 seats). How seats are counted, adding and removing seats, yearly vs monthly, what proration means for your invoice, and who can change billing.
On the Team plan everyone spends AI credits from one shared pool. See who used what this month, and let admins cap a member's monthly share.
Create a key for the REST API and the TypeScript SDK, pick its scopes, keep it safe, see where it's used, and revoke it. Included from the Maker plan.
Add panels, ⌘K commands and custom features to the editor with plugins: what each permission means, how installs work, and why a plugin can never change your design behind your back.