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Altium Develop brings professional PCB design and the tools around it into one connected environment, built for individual engineers and lean product teams.

It includes Altium Designer for schematic and PCB design, with connected capabilities for design review, version history, component and sourcing intelligence, MCAD collaboration, requirements, and manufacturing handoff.

The idea is simple: stay focused on designing the board, while the information and people you need can connect to the work when needed — without adding enterprise process or changing the way you prefer to work.

Altium Develop is built for the people doing the engineering work, including:

• Individual PCB and hardware designers
• Independent engineers and consultants
• Startups and small product teams
• Lean engineering organizations that value speed and autonomy

It is a good fit when you need professional PCB design capability but don't need enterprise-level process and governance around it.

Work independently when that's fastest. Bring others into the design when you need review, sourcing input, mechanical coordination, or manufacturing feedback.

Because designing the board is only part of getting a board built.

Reviews happen. Components change. Mechanical constraints move. Someone needs the latest design. Manufacturing needs a clean release. Those handoffs can create unnecessary work when the information around the design is scattered across files, exports, email, and separate tools.

Altium Develop keeps more of that work connected to the design, so you can:

• Design PCBs in the full Altium Designer environment
• Keep design reviews and feedback connected to the right design and version
• See component and sourcing information while decisions can still be changed
• Bring mechanical, requirements, and manufacturing context into the work when needed
• Maintain a clearer path from design through release

You don't have to adopt a new process to use it. Work solo when you want to. Connect other people and capabilities when they help.

Altium Develop uses a subscription model with clear packaging for individual engineers and lean product teams.

Current pricing and what's included are available on the Altium Develop pricing page. You can also evaluate Altium Develop before purchasing to see how it fits your own design work.

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Getting started is straightforward:

1. Create your Altium Develop workspace.
2. Install Altium Designer.
3. Open or create a PCB project and start designing.
4. Add connected capabilities or invite other people when you need them.

You can begin with PCB design and expand from there. Share a design for review, check version history, work with sourcing information, coordinate with mechanical engineering, or prepare work for manufacturing as those needs arise.

Start with the work you're already doing. Altium Develop connects more of what happens around it without forcing you into a new way of working.