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About Makersite
What is Makersite?
Makersite is a Product Lifecycle Intelligence software that connects your products with deep-tier supply chain data. It brings together cost, environment, compliance, and risk data in one place, enabling businesses to make smarter, greener decisions based on a comprehensive view of their supply chain.
How does Makersite work?
Makersite works by importing data from CAD, ERP, and PLM systems, then mapping and enhancing it with materials, substances, and supply chain information from its extensive database. This creates a digital twin of your product, allowing you to analyze, improve, and report on sustainability, compliance, and cost. You can evaluate alternative materials to reduce impacts and risk across the product's entire lifecycle.
Who is Makersite for?
Makersite is designed for sustainability-first organizations, product engineers, procurement professionals, and consultants who need to manage complex product portfolios. It is ideal for companies facing regulatory compliance, such as EU Taxonomy, PFAS restrictions, or carbon footprint reporting. It is not for small businesses with simple products or those without a need for deep supply chain analysis.
Real use cases
Makersite has helped Lenovo generate more precise, traceable, and defensible Product Carbon Footprints (PCFs) beyond model-level estimates. Barco used Makersite to create LCAs and PEFs to comply with EU Taxonomy rules at 100x the speed. Microsoft used Makersite to reduce the carbon footprint of Surface Pro 10 by up to 28%. Cummins uses Makersite to standardize product and supply chain data to keep pace with global reporting obligations.
Key features
- Product Lifecycle Intelligence — Consolidate cost, carbon, compliance, and risk data in one platform for faster trade-off decisions.
- Supply Chain Data Integration — Connect to CAD, ERP, and PLM systems to import bill of materials and product files in multiple formats.
- Digital Twin Product Model — Map and enhance product data with materials and supply chain info, enabling analysis and improvement.
- Multi-Criteria Trade-offs — Make faster decisions across cost, carbon, compliance, and supply chain risk for your entire product portfolio.
- Reporting & Analytics — Generate compliance reports, EPDs, PCFs, Scope 1, 2 & 3, forecasts, and should costs from one model.
- Real-Time Collaboration — Enable experts, engineers, and purchasers to work with real-time collaborative data and apps.
SaaSpartout Score
7.1
/10
Editorial score from our review methodology — not user ratings.
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Makersite Pricing
Makersite pricing: Custom price (contact sales).
For comparison: the median starting price in Analytics & Data is $39/month, measured across 274 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →
Pro
Custom price (contact sales). Includes: Limited to 1 user, 2,000 material components, multi-tenant cloud hosting.
Teams
Custom price (contact sales). Includes: Up to 10 users, 4,000 material components, multi-tenant cloud hosting, Makersite Connect, technical support.
Enterprise
Custom price (contact sales). Includes: 10+ users, 50,000 material components, dedicated cloud hosting, Makersite Connect, technical support (Enterprise SLA), and custom integrations (additional costs).
All plans are annual licenses with 12-month duration; multi-year licenses possible. Volume discounts available for Teams and Enterprise. Book a demo to get a quote.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Makersite cost?
Makersite does not publish fixed prices. It offers three custom-priced plans: Pro, Teams, and Enterprise, with annual billing. Contact sales for a quote.
Is there a free trial for Makersite?
No free trial is mentioned on the pricing page. However, you can request a demo to see how Makersite works.
What is Makersite used for?
Makersite is used for product lifecycle intelligence, helping companies analyze and improve sustainability, compliance, and cost across their supply chain. It supports tasks like LCAs, PCFs, EU Taxonomy compliance, and eco-design.
Who is Makersite best for?
Makersite is best for sustainability-focused organizations, product engineers, procurement professionals, and consultants in industries with complex supply chains and regulatory requirements, such as electronics, automotive, and manufacturing.
What are the alternatives to Makersite?
Alternatives include lifecycle assessment (LCA) tools like SimaPro, GaBi, and Sphera, as well as supply chain sustainability platforms like Sourcemap and EcoVadis. However, Makersite uniquely combines cost, carbon, compliance, and risk in one platform.
Does Makersite have a limit on users or components?
Yes, plans have limits: Pro allows 1 user and 2,000 material components; Teams allows 10 users and 4,000 components; Enterprise allows 10+ users and 50,000 components. You can purchase additional users and components at any time.
