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Reviews

4.3

Star rating

#7

Rank in Simulation & CAE

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Ease of Use
  • Simulation
  • Time Saving
  • Accuracy
  • Meshing Techniques
  • Setup Ease

Cons

  • Not User-Friendly
  • Learning Curve
  • Expensive
  • High System Requirements
  • Complex Modeling
  • Complex Interface

Traffic & LLM citations

Monthly G2.com page views and citations by AI answer engines for Simcenter Simsolid.

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Losing to

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Key stats

+366.7%

54

Small Business

2

Adoption by company size

SegmentShare of reviews
Small Business49.1%
Mid-Market29.6%
Enterprise21.3%

Quarterly history

QuarterReviewsStar rating
2024 Q434.0
2025 Q1204.1
2025 Q3103.9
2025 Q454.3
2026 Q1224.3
2026 Q263.6
2026 Q3284.6

Satisfaction ratings

Ease of Use8.9
Ease of Setup8.8
Quality of Support8.6
Meets Requirements8.3

What reviewers say

Excellent Meshing and Geometry Simplification, with Color Clarity Issues

4.0

“I use Simcenter Simsolid to see how the water will function and how the whole assembly works as one. Its meshing is great, and I like how it simplifies features and geometry. I found the initial setup pretty good.”

Designer

CAD Models—No Meshing Needed

5.0

“The best thing about Simcenter SimSolid is its ability to perform fast structural simulations directly on complex CAD models without requiring traditional geometry simplification or mesh generation. This saves time, simplifies the workflow, and helps engineers evaluate designs qu”

E&I Technician

Eliminates Geometry Cleanup and Meshing for Massive, Complex Assemblies

4.5

“it completely eliminates the tedious processes of geometry cleanup, simplification, and meshing. It is optimized for massive, complex assemblies with thousands of parts. It effortlessly processes complex geometry features like tiny gaps, thin/thick transitions, fillets, and ove”

Quality Engineer