KRON 2.0, and the Launch Price until 1 November 2026
Contents — 4 sections
Accounts are not open yet
Self-service sign-up opens shortly. Until it does the Launch Price is held by asking for it rather than by subscribing: every plan on the pricing page has a plan card whose button tells us which one you want, or write to welcome@kroncutting.com. We will open your account at this rate when accounts go live, whether or not 1 November 2026 has passed by the time we reach you.
KRON 2.0 is here, and with it a launch price for shops that come in early.
The offer
50% off every paid plan, on monthly and annual billing alike. Small Workshop, Pro and Factory all halve. Enterprise is quoted, and the discount applies to the first term.
What happens afterwards is the part to read carefully. Claim the rate before 1 November 2026 and it is locked for as long as the subscription stays active, so you renew at the Launch Price for as long as you stay subscribed, not for a single year. The ordinary corollary applies: the rate holds while the subscription runs, and letting it lapse returns you to list price.
1 November 2026 is when the promotion closes, not when a countdown resets. After it, the discount markers come off the pricing page and the list prices stand.
What the discount applies to
Every paid tier, at the prices published on the pricing page. The comparison matrix there is the authority on what each plan includes: seats, warehouses, production areas, and which imports and exports are available at which tier.
Two points come up often enough to state here.
- The Free plan stays free. It is not a trial with an expiry attached to this promotion.
- Annual billing ordinarily carries its own reduction — ten months for twelve. The Launch Price replaces it rather than stacking with it, so while the promotion runs, monthly and annual billing cost the same per month; annual still means one payment instead of twelve.
Working out whether it pays
The savings estimator on the home page runs the arithmetic against your figures instead of ours. It takes four numbers, being monthly spend on linear steel, current waste percentage, hours a week spent on cut planning and paperwork, and the loaded hourly cost of whoever does that work, then nets the subscription off the result at the price you are actually being offered.
It scales the material saving off the waste you already have instead of applying a flat percentage, so a shop already running tight gets a smaller number from it. An estimate that flatters everybody is of no use to anyone.
Where to start
If you are evaluating, the documentation is public — the same documentation this blog is written from — and Getting started is the shortest path to a first cutting plan.
If you already know what you need, the plans are on the pricing page, with the Launch Price applied to what you see there until 1 November 2026. Every plan card carries a button that tells us which one you want; Enterprise is quoted, so its button starts a conversation instead.
If you want to know whether KRON Cutting fits before spending anything, describe your profiles and your saw on the contact page and we will tell you honestly, including when the answer is no.