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Collaboration

Run faster design reviews with feedback directly on the source files without version drift or lost chat threads.
Run faster design reviews with feedback directly on the source files without version drift or lost chat threads.

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Automation

Run faster design reviews with feedback directly on the source files without version drift or lost chat threads. Run faster design reviews with feedback directly.

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Run faster design reviews with feedback directly on the source files without version drift or lost chat threads.

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Revision Control

Run faster design reviews with feedback directly on the source files without version drift or lost chat threads.

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AllSpice was designed and built by a team of hardware and electrical engineers to work with the files and workflows we use everyday.

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How engineering teams are using AllSpice.

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"DRCY has identified issues on several different designs that would have resulted in a board spin had we not addressed. This has helped us avoid schedule delays and accelerate our product development and production release."

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Molex

"Before, issues were not centralized. With AllSpice, you make a commit and track that you've finished an issue. That's very common in software, but not so common in hardware development."

Tools for Humanity
Tools for Humanity

"If you look at it purely on time saved, it’s easy to justify the cost of AllSpice. But honestly, the real win is that it helps us do a better job, faster—and our clients can see that."

Partner Electronics
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Allspice do and which problems does it solve?

Allspice is the platform hardware teams build on: for electrical engineers, PCB designers, and hardware/firmware teams. It unifies collaboration (design reviews, visual diffs, approvals), Automations (deterministic checks, CI/CD-style workflows), and AI (DRCY, our design review agent) in one place, so schematics and layouts stop living in disconnected tools, inboxes, and proprietary formats.

What pricing plans are available and what's included in each tier?

Allspice offers Enterprise plans across managed cloud and self-hosted deployments, scaled to team size and usage (including automation access, AI review credits, and support level). Contact us for a plan tailored to your team.

Do you have PLM integration?

Yes, Allspice can integrate with any PLM system that has an API.

Can you integrate with Jira or other issue-tracking software?

Yes we integrate with external issue trackers so hardware workflows stay connected to your existing project management tools. You can find more info here.

Do you have the ability to check prices/availability of components?

Yes, Allspice can generate COGS reports pulling from DigiKey, SiliconExpert, or any other data source you use.

How can I try Allspice?

Getting started is quick. Reach out to our team and we’ll help you get set up with the best option for your team’s needs.

Where can I find more information?

You can find more information in our documentation or by booking a demo.

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