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EnglishWhat to Know About Mockplus Pricing, Plans, and Licensing
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Mockplus splits its offering across four products — Mockplus RP, Mockplus Cloud, Mockplus DT, and Mockplus 3 Offline — and each has its own free tier, with paid plans for teams, enterprises, and education users. The site's homepage and product menu promote "Get Started for Free" and list a separate pricing page for Mockplus RP, plus a dedicated education purchase page. Exact prices, seat counts, and license terms are not published in the material available here, so treat the official pricing pages as the only reliable source before you commit. The practical takeaway: you can evaluate the tool at no stated cost, but you must check the pricing page for the product you actually need, because the four products are not priced or licensed as one bundle.
The four products and why they matter for pricing
Mockplus is not a single tool with one price. The homepage presents them as distinct products, each positioned against a different competitor:
| Product | What it does | Positioning on the site |
|---|---|---|
| Mockplus RP | Free wireframing & prototyping | Alternative to Axure |
| Mockplus Cloud | Free collaboration & handoff | Alternative to InVision |
| Mockplus DT | Free online UI design | Alternative to Figma/Sketch |
| Mockplus 3 Offline | Free design & prototype offline | "The ONLY one offline solution" |
Because each is described as free at the entry level, the paid question is really about which product your team standardizes on, and whether you need the collaboration, handoff, or offline capabilities that sit in different products. If your team needs offline work for security reasons, that requirement points to Mockplus 3 Offline rather than the cloud products — a functional distinction that will drive which pricing page applies to you.
What the site confirms about free access and paid tiers
The homepage repeatedly uses "Get Started for Free" and "Free" as product labels, and the navigation includes an "Enterprise" entry alongside "Pricing." That tells you two things:
- There is a free starting point for each product, so you can build and test prototypes before paying.
- There is a higher tier aimed at organizations, which is where licensing terms (seats, admin controls, term length) typically live.
The material does not state what the free tier limits are — number of projects, collaborators, or export options. Do not assume the free tier covers team handoff or unlimited prototypes; verify on the pricing page for the specific product.
Pricing pages you should actually open
The source material contains these concrete entry points:
https://mockplus.com/pricing/mockplus-rp— the pricing page for Mockplus RPhttps://mockplus.com/buy/edu— "Mockplus for education"
Note that only Mockplus RP has a pricing link in the material provided. For Cloud, DT, and 3 Offline, the homepage shows free positioning but no pricing URL, so you may need to navigate from the product pages or contact sales. The homepage also offers a "Contact Sales" path next to "Get Started for Free," which is the route for enterprise licensing questions.
How to decide which plan fits
Work through these in order, because each answer narrows the pricing page you need:
- Do you need offline operation? If yes, your product is Mockplus 3 Offline, not the cloud tools. Offline is described as the only offline solution in the lineup.
- Is your priority design, prototyping, or handoff? DT for UI design, RP for wireframing and prototyping, Cloud for collaboration and handoff. Buying the wrong product means paying for capability you won't use.
- How many people need access? The site markets team collaboration and shared asset libraries ("your entire team can share a central source of reusable colors, fonts, footers, headers, menus"). Team size is the variable most likely to change your tier — confirm seat pricing on the pricing page.
- Are you an educational institution or student? Check
https://mockplus.com/buy/eduand confirm eligibility and usage restrictions before purchasing, since education licensing usually carries conditions on who may use the license and for what. - Do you need enterprise terms? Use Contact Sales rather than assuming the listed plan covers procurement, security review, or custom terms.
Common sticking points
- Assuming one price covers all four products. The site presents them as separate products with separate positioning. Budget for the one you need.
- Assuming "Free" means unlimited. The homepage uses "Free" as a product label, not a specification of limits. Check the pricing page for caps on projects, collaborators, or exports.
- Missing the education route. There is a dedicated education purchase page, which may differ from standard pricing. Confirm eligibility rules there rather than through general sales.
- Treating the RP pricing page as universal. It is the only pricing URL in the source material, and it is labeled for Mockplus RP. Don't assume it reflects Cloud, DT, or 3 Offline terms.
What to do next
Open the pricing page for the specific product that matches your workflow, confirm the free tier's limits against your project scope, and use Contact Sales if you need enterprise or multi-seat terms. If you're in education, start at the education page and verify eligibility first. Prices and license terms change, so the official pages — not this summary — are the authoritative source at the moment you buy.