Brief
Autodesk offers one‑year AutoCAD subscription for $339 until Oct. 11
The limited‑time offer lets professionals lock in a full year of AutoCAD for under $340, a steep discount from the regular price.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Autodesk is running a limited‑time promotion that lets users subscribe to AutoCAD for one year at $338.97, down from the regular $2,095 price, if they sign up before Oct. 11, according to Mashable.
What happened
The deal, highlighted on Mashable’s Deals page, provides a full‑year license for the industry‑standard CAD software at a 84% discount. The offer is available through Oct. 11 and is presented as a direct purchase rather than a trial.
What the report adds
Mashable notes that the subscription includes AI‑driven features such as Smart Blocks, automatic markup interpretation, and drawing‑history tracking, which aim to speed up both 2D drafting and 3D modeling workflows.
What was said
“Use Smart Blocks to automatically detect, create, and replace reusable blocks, reducing repetitive drafting and speeding up your workflow,” Mashable wrote.
How it came about
The promotion follows a broader trend of software vendors bundling AI tools into traditional design packages, a shift also reflected in recent Felo News coverage of AI‑enhanced creative software.
Key facts
- Autodesk AutoCAD one‑year subscription costs $338.97 during the promotion. (mashable.com)
- Regular price for the same subscription is $2,095. (mashable.com)
- The offer is valid through Oct. 11, 2026. (mashable.com)
- The subscription includes AI‑powered features like Smart Blocks and markup interpretation. (mashable.com)
Sources
- [1] mashable.com — originally reported as “Take your 2D drawings and 3D models to the next level with this AutoCAD deal”
