Your Pro100 Demo Download
Here is the installer. Click the button, and the file saves to wherever your browser normally puts downloads.
If nothing happens when you click, right-click the button and choose Save link as.
Installing it
- Unzip the file. Right-click it and choose Extract All. Windows can look inside a zip without extracting it, but the installer will not run properly from in there.
- Run the setup file from the folder you extracted. If Windows asks whether to allow it, say yes.
- Open Pro100 and pick inches or millimeters when it asks. You can switch between them later at any point.
The demo does not expire. There is no countdown and no trial period to lose track of, so you can put it aside and come back when a job gives you a reason.
What to do first
Do not start with an empty room. Take a job you have already quoted and build it again in Pro100 — you will see how fast the model comes together, whether the parts and dimensions match what you would actually build, and how the design looks to a customer sitting across the table from you.
Saving, printing, cut lists, pricing and catalog editing are switched off in the demo; everything on the design side is not. The demo page lists exactly which is which, and the tutorial videos walk through a kitchen from empty room to shop drawing.
If you get stuck
Pro100 is a Windows program. It runs on a Mac through Parallels, VMware or Boot Camp, and plenty of people work that way, but it is an extra step worth knowing about before you start. A normal shop PC is plenty — you do not need a workstation.
Anything at all that does not go smoothly, get in touch and a person will answer. When you are ready to look at the full version, license options and pricing are listed in full — Pro100 is a one-time purchase, not a subscription.