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The free version supports basic routing, AI routing, and differential pairs. Limits are primarily based on project scale, with separate restrictions for guests and registered free members, including net count, pad count, layer count, and board size. Registered free members are users who have signed up and logged in but have not subscribed to the Pro version; see the free version card above for specific limits.

Subscriptions are billed monthly or yearly, while the perpetual license is a one-time purchase for the current major version. Both offer identical features. Subscriptions can be cancelled at any time. When a new major version is released, perpetual license holders need to purchase an upgrade.

After purchase, simply log into your account in the software to activate automatically. If activation doesn't occur, try logging in again.

For your convenience, the Pro version (subscription or perpetual) allows activation on up to 6 devices. Simply log into your account on a new device to activate automatically.

Subscriptions are non-refundable. We recommend trying the free version first, or choosing a monthly subscription to minimize risk.

The perpetual license covers the current major version only. When a new major version is released, perpetual license holders need to purchase an upgrade. Minor updates (e.g. bug fixes) remain free.

This usually happens on Windows PCs with dual graphics cards: on startup the system often defaults to the integrated GPU, and some integrated GPUs have incomplete Vulkan support, causing the software to fail to launch or throw an error. To force the use of the discrete GPU: in Windows "Settings → System → Display → Graphics", add PCB Auto Router and set it to "High performance" so it runs on the discrete GPU; or right-click the PCB Auto Router shortcut and choose "Run with NVIDIA / AMD discrete graphics". If the Vulkan initialization failure persists, open the "Advanced Settings" menu in the software and manually select the discrete GPU as the Vulkan device.