Quadrispace

QuadriSpace sells 3-D-to-2-D documentation software that turns CAD assemblies into interactive parts catalogs, illustrated service manuals and spare-part e-commerce stores. Licenses are sold as annual subscriptions; single-seat list prices sit in the mid-to-premium bracket (≈ $2–5 k per year), with tiered enterprise bundles for large fleets. Sales are handled direct through the company’s own e-commerce portal and inside sales team; no boxed retail channel exists. The brand’s unique pitch is “CAD-driven publishing”: one click re-uses existing SolidWorks, Creo, NX or STEP files to auto-explode views, generate SVG vector illustrations, and publish HTML5 parts books that stay in sync with every design revision. Their patented Tiled 3-D streaming lets a 300-MB gearbox load in a browser in under two seconds, a feature that landed QuadriSpace on Boeing’s approved vendor list for military maintenance manuals. Buyers are aftermarket service managers at industrial OEMs (agriculture, construction, medical devices) who must cut illustrated-parts catalog production time from weeks to hours and drive online spare-part revenue. The tool also appeals to technical-communications teams under cost-pressure to keep documentation current without redrawing every image when engineering changes a bolt length. QuadriSpace competes in the narrow niche between high-end PLM publishing modules and low-cost vector-illustration packages; it differentiates by giving non-CAD users a self-service web studio that publishes interactive 3-D catalogs without requiring a PLM backbone or dedicated GPU workstations.