Priced to your environment, not a public sheet.
SMARTY is an AI copilot for HyperMesh engineering, and its pricing is confirmed directly with the SMARTY team based on your deployment, number of users, and target workflow. No public price sheet is published at this stage.
- Pricing is tailored to your HyperMesh environment, team size, and workflow scope
- No public per-seat or monthly rate is published at this stage
- Commercial terms are confirmed through a direct conversation with the SMARTY team
- A recommended first step is a narrow, validated pilot workflow before broader rollout
- Contact the SMARTY team via SMARTY.cc to start the conversation
Accuracy over speed.
Contact the SMARTY.cc team at hi@smarty.cc. Pricing is confirmed directly based on your HyperMesh environment, team size, and target workflow. No public price sheet is published at this stage.
The scope of what SMARTY.cc automates, the number of engineers using it, and the deployment environment all affect what a commercial agreement looks like. Publishing a single number without knowing those variables would give you a figure that does not apply to your situation. The team would rather give you an accurate answer than a fast one.
Pricing, packaging, licensing, trial terms, usage limits, support tiers, and contract structure are confirmed after the SMARTY team understands your HyperMesh version, solver profile, and target workflow.
Pricing depends on four inputs: your HyperMesh environment, user count and team structure, target workflow, and deployment constraints.
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Your HyperMesh environment
Which HyperMesh version you run, whether it is Altair-branded or part of a Siemens Simcenter deployment, and which solver profiles matter most.
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User count and team structure
How many engineers will use SMARTY, across how many teams or locations, and whether you need a single-team pilot or a broader rollout.
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Target workflow
The one repeatable workflow you want to automate first. Geometry cleanup, mesh-quality checking, part classification, material assignment, and solver-deck preparation are all strong starting points.
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Deployment constraints
Any requirements around where data lives or how the product is accessed. Deployment architecture and data-handling details are confirmed with the product and security team for your specific implementation.
One narrow, validated workflow.
A pilot is one narrow, repeatable workflow scoped with the SMARTY.cc team, tested against a documented manual baseline, and reviewed by qualified engineers before any broader rollout is discussed. Validated pilot workflows that have worked well in early engagement include mesh-quality checking and exception reporting, standard part naming and classification, material and property mapping, and geometry cleanup on a controlled part family.
Commercial terms for pilot access are part of the same conversation as broader pricing, and are confirmed directly with the SMARTY team. Teams are not asked to commit to a full deployment before a workflow has been validated.
Deployment architecture, including on-premises or air-gapped options, is confirmed directly with the SMARTY.cc team for your specific environment and is not published on this page. See Security for how deployment and data-handling questions are handled.
After a validated pilot, broader rollout scope and commercial terms are agreed with the SMARTY.cc team. Pilots are not required to convert into a full deployment, and no timelines or conversion terms are committed to here.
WHAT WE WILL NOT INVENT
No monthly or annual figures. No per-seat rates. No usage credits. No free-trial length. No implementation fees. No contract minimums. No service-level commitments. None of those details are confirmed in available materials, and publishing invented numbers would give you something to plan around that may not reflect reality.
The team will give you current commercial details once they understand your environment. That is a better use of both sides' time than a placeholder price grid.
SMARTY is an AI copilot for HyperMesh engineering. It is designed to reduce repetitive model-preparation work and make engineering automation more accessible, while keeping qualified engineers responsible for reviewing and validating every output.
Talk to the SMARTY team.
Bring your HyperMesh version, solver profile, and one target workflow. The team will confirm what is supported and what a commercial arrangement looks like for your situation.