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#2 OpenPLM
Open‑source PLM platform written in Python/Django. Offers BOM management, document control, revision tracking, and a web‑based UI. Ideal for small teams that can host their own instance.
#3 DocDokuPLM
Free community edition of a Java‑based PLM system. Provides part and document management, workflow for change requests, and integration with CAD files.
Full‑featured PLM platform offered at no cost for up to 5 users. Includes change management, BOM, configuration control, and a low‑code customization environment.
Integrated PLM module within Odoo’s open‑source ERP. Handles BOM versioning, engineering change orders, and links directly to manufacturing orders.
FreeCAD is a parametric CAD tool; the PLM Workbench adds part revision, BOM export, and change‑order tracking for small manufacturers.
Autodesk’s cloud‑based CAD/CAM/PLM tool is free for hobbyists and startups making less than $100K revenue. Includes cloud‑based data management and revision control.
Web‑based CAD with built‑in data management. The free tier allows unlimited public projects, ideal for small teams that can work in an open environment.
Cloud PLM solution offering a free tier for up to 5 users. Provides BOM management, change orders, and basic workflow automation.
Collaborative PLM with a free plan for small teams (up to 5 users). Features include part management, revision control, and integration with popular CAD tools.
#11 OpenBOM
Free cloud‑based BOM and parts management for up to 3 users. Offers real‑time collaboration, versioning, and integration with CAD exporters.
Open‑source BIM/PLM add‑on for Blender. Enables part libraries, revision tracking, and export to industry formats, useful for small manufacturers using Blender for design.
While not permanently free, Siemens offers a 30‑day free trial of Teamcenter Rapid Start, giving small manufacturers a chance to evaluate full‑featured PLM capabilities.