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SimScale is an AI-native cloud platform for engineering simulation. Trusted by more than 700,000 users, SimScale empowers engineers everywhere to innovate faster by exploring 1000s of engineering decisions in seconds - by integrating Engineering AI workflows with computational fluid dynamics (CFD), finite element analysis (FEA), electromagnetic, and thermal simulation in a single cloud-native platform.
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SimScale is the world's first AI-native, cloud-based simulation platform, combining Engineering AI with advanced physics solvers to help engineering teams design better products, faster. By integrating computational fluid dynamics (CFD), finite element analysis (FEA), thermal simulation, and electromagnetics into a single cloud-native environment, SimScale eliminates the need for costly on-premises hardware and complex IT setup. Engineers can access powerful multiphysics simulation and AI-driven design exploration workflows directly from a web browser, scaling resources on demand.
With SimScale, teams can run thousands of design iterations in parallel, validate concepts earlier in the design cycle, and automate workflows using agentic AI orchestration. This allows engineers to combine design ideation with Physics AI validation in one continuous loop - shortening development cycles and enabling faster decision-making. Event-triggered pipelines let simulations run in the background, automatically generating insights, reports, and recommendations without manual intervention.
The platform is trusted by more than 700,000 users worldwide, from startups to global enterprises, who use SimScale to democratize access to high-fidelity engineering simulation. Whether exploring hydrogen innovation in the automotive sector, ensuring thermal reliability in electronics, or optimizing aerodynamic performance in industrial machinery, engineers rely on SimScale to reduce risk, cut physical prototyping costs, and unlock innovation at scale. By making advanced CAE & Engineering AI accessible in the cloud, SimScale empowers every engineer to engineer the irreplaceable.
Key Capabilities:
Cloud-native multiphysics simulation (CFD, FEA, thermal, electromagnetics). Engineering AI for workflow automation, design exploration, and optimization. Physics AI for instant, accurate, validated predictions across complex conditions. Agentic AI orchestration of end-to-end workflows with CAD/PLM integrations. Elastic cloud computing resources with parallel runs and scalable performance. Always-on pipelines for continuous simulation, reporting, and insights.
Key Benefits:
Faster innovation with AI-driven design and validation. Reduced costs by eliminating physical prototypes and on-prem hardware. Democratized access to advanced simulation for every engineer. Increased reliability and safety through earlier design validation. Seamless collaboration across distributed teams in a browser-based platform.
Highlights
- AI-powered engineering simulation in the cloud. Combine Engineering AI with multiphysics simulation (CFD, FEA, thermal, electromagnetics) in a single cloud-native platform, eliminating the need for on-premises hardware.
- Faster, smarter product development. Run thousands of design iterations in parallel, validate earlier with Physics AI, and automate workflows using agentic AI orchestration to accelerate innovation.
- Accessible and scalable for every engineer. Democratize simulation with browser-based access, elastic cloud resources, and always-on pipelines that enable teams of any size to collaborate and engineer the irreplaceable.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
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Users | Named users with access to specific Physics / Modules / CPU hours | $20,000.00 |
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Support Email: support@simscale.com SimScale offers live support to its Professional and Enterprise users via the in-platform chat function with highly qualified simulation engineers.
Our support hours vary depending on your region: EMEA/APAC: 0900-1700 CET Americas: 0900-1700 ET
What SimScale Support Covers: Help with simulation setup and platform navigation Guidance on best practices for meshing, boundary conditions, solver settings, etc. Assistance in interpreting error messages and simulation warnings Debugging simulation failures and mesh generation problems Support with account, billing, and licensing questions General troubleshooting of simulation issues within the platform
What SimScale Support does not Cover: Engineering consulting services Running simulations on behalf of users Custom geometry creation or modification Interpretation or analysis of simulation results Third party validation or certification Troubleshooting CAD/mesh files in third-party software Customizing and writing API scripts
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Mining & Metals
Great Usability and Support, but Lacks Configurability
Reviewed on Oct 14, 2025
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Ease of use, cloud based and technical support
What do you dislike about the product?
post processing capabilities are low and configurability and features are also low
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
pump performance and tank mixing, able to look at design iterations quickly
Noah S.
Excellent software, excellent support
Reviewed on Sep 16, 2025
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
SimScale is exceptionally straightforward to use. Currently, we have only used the FEA side of SimScale, but have been very impressed. Not only is the software great, but the technical support that we receive with our subscription is phenomenal. Namely, Igor has been an incredible asset in providing tips/tricks and insight while using SimScale.
SimScale also seamlessly integrates with our 3D software, Onshape. We are able to select the exact version of a part or assembly and import directly into SimScale.
SimScale also seamlessly integrates with our 3D software, Onshape. We are able to select the exact version of a part or assembly and import directly into SimScale.
What do you dislike about the product?
My only gripe against SimScale is its controls (fly, rotate, pan). It is difficult to go back and forth between various software, and need to mentally adjust between controls. I'd love to see this be more user preference driven.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
SimScale offers more informative data to us than other FEA software that we have used. We are able to easily and quickly see how our parts or assemblies will perform under loads/vibrations.
Christoph M.
powerful and intuitive cloud-based FEA-tool with great support
Reviewed on Sep 10, 2025
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
SimScale combines an intuitive browser-based interface with the flexibility of a professional FEM solver. Onboarding was quick and easy, even coming from ANSYS, and the UI lets me focus on building solid engineering models instead of spending time on setup or IT infrastructure.
The biggest upsides for me (as a freshly started engineering service provider) are the excellent technical support (fast, personal, and very helpful), the fact that I don’t need to invest in expensive hardware or server setups, and the fair pricing.
For everyday structural simulations (static, harmonic, dynamic, thermomechanical) it delivers everything I need. The constant updates and user-requested features are also a strong plus, showing that the platform evolves fast according to the needs of their users.
The biggest upsides for me (as a freshly started engineering service provider) are the excellent technical support (fast, personal, and very helpful), the fact that I don’t need to invest in expensive hardware or server setups, and the fair pricing.
For everyday structural simulations (static, harmonic, dynamic, thermomechanical) it delivers everything I need. The constant updates and user-requested features are also a strong plus, showing that the platform evolves fast according to the needs of their users.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some clients of mine expect me to use “big-name” software just for the sake of it, which is not a technical issue but can be a practical one as a freelancer.
Under the standard mechanical FEA license, SimScale is not yet at the same level of solver robustness and feature depth as flagship tools like ANSYS. Very specialized modelling (e.g. advanced composites, multiphysics, or extreme nonlinear / dynamic cases) can be tricky or even impossible, and the solver stability can occasionally be an issue on more demanding setups.
While the platform is improving rapidly and a new MARC solver is promising (but rather costly), for very niche requirements you may still need additional (and much more expensive) tools.
Under the standard mechanical FEA license, SimScale is not yet at the same level of solver robustness and feature depth as flagship tools like ANSYS. Very specialized modelling (e.g. advanced composites, multiphysics, or extreme nonlinear / dynamic cases) can be tricky or even impossible, and the solver stability can occasionally be an issue on more demanding setups.
While the platform is improving rapidly and a new MARC solver is promising (but rather costly), for very niche requirements you may still need additional (and much more expensive) tools.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
SimScale eliminates the need for expensive local hardware and IT setups, which is a huge benefit as an independent engineering office. I can run professional simulations directly in the browser on a laptop, scale computing resources as needed, and focus on the actual engineering instead of infrastructure. The platform also shortens the learning curve thanks to its intuitive UI, so I can get models up and running quickly. Combined with responsive technical support, this allows me to deliver reliable simulation results without the overhead of traditional FEM software. From a business perspective, the pricing and flexibility make it possible for me to offer simulation services at a competitive rate, while still accessing professional-grade tools.
Michael D.
Way more intuitive than any other cfd I have used
Reviewed on Sep 09, 2025
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
The training they provide and the access to engineers is exceptional. The integration with cloud computing works great
What do you dislike about the product?
The fact coming from solidworks CAD files, its not very well integrated
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Its solving flow related problems for us. allowing us to understand what we are expected to see.
jaekyung l.
Most efficient FEA web service ever!
Reviewed on Aug 21, 2025
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Compared to other finite element analysis programs, Simscale offers excellent compatibility with Rhino models. I was able to quickly identify the structural fit, displacements, and interactions of my desired model. Over the past 15 years as an engineer, I've experienced many structural analysis programs, but Simscale is by far the best value for money.
What do you dislike about the product?
When examining external forces for various cases in a single model, I have to re-enter all the boundary conditions, and it would be nice to be able to retrieve the boundary conditions from just before.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Our company develops lightweight frame systems for modular buildings. Because we use thin steel sheets, typically around 1mm thick, we need to ensure that buckling occurs within a small range. We also use Simscale to rapidly analyze composite structures by joining composite materials. We create actual mockups, conduct structural tests, and compare the results with Simscale's FEA analysis to establish a basis for evaluation in actual projects.
Furthermore, we are engineering curved façades with diverse geometries that are difficult to analyze using conventional structural mechanics methods. We use Simscale to analyze 1:1 scale models of secondary structures, exterior panels, aluminum mullions, and aluminum sheet panels, which are not part of the main structure, to simulate potential structural defects. Although using a slightly simplified model, we are analyzing architectural façade systems that are very large in scale and include even the smallest components. Simscale's low-cost access to supercomputing power allows us to quickly and easily perform large-scale simulations on a building scale without worrying about infrastructure costs, which is very satisfying for us.
Furthermore, we are engineering curved façades with diverse geometries that are difficult to analyze using conventional structural mechanics methods. We use Simscale to analyze 1:1 scale models of secondary structures, exterior panels, aluminum mullions, and aluminum sheet panels, which are not part of the main structure, to simulate potential structural defects. Although using a slightly simplified model, we are analyzing architectural façade systems that are very large in scale and include even the smallest components. Simscale's low-cost access to supercomputing power allows us to quickly and easily perform large-scale simulations on a building scale without worrying about infrastructure costs, which is very satisfying for us.