The last day to upgrade at current lower prices is March 15.

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In just over two weeks, Autodesk is moving to a new pricing model. If you haven't yet made plans for this transition, time is running out quickly.

If you are NOT on Autodesk Subscription,  find out the financial impact of waiting to upgrade your 2007 - 2009 software after March 15th.

2008 and 2009 products - Currently, the price of your upgrade depends on which product release you own. Next month after the 15th, upgrading from previous software releases—including Autodesk 2008 and 2009 software—will cost 50% of the full price of a new license. If you wait to purchase after March 15th, you could have a difference of $1,000 or up to 2 times the cost you would have paid before March 15th. Don't wait. Call today to find out how this will specifically impact you. 

2007 products - These products retire on March 15. After that date, you'll no longer be eligible to receive technical support or upgrades. If you want to purchase the latest version after that date, you'll need a new license. 

For firms that have downsized and own 2007, 2008, or 2009 software NOT on Subscription, it is in your best interest to contact us today to find out the cost implications of not acting on this offer before March 15th. You may have plans in the next 6 - 9 months to add addtional staff as you are awarded more projects. Find out now, what the cost will be before and after March 15th. 

For more details, visit the FAQ's about this policy change.  

Autodesk Subscription is the most cost effective way to upgrade your software. Autodesk Subscription through CADsoft Consulting protects you against the new upgrade pricing structure. This pricing change does not affect customers holding software licenses with Autodesk Subscription. Autodesk Subscription customers will continue to receive software upgrades as long as they continue to renew their Subscription.

Please note: This pricing change does not impact current Autodesk Subscription customers. However, we believe it is important that everyone understands the effect of these pending price changes and policies.