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Kubix Link alternatives for fashion brands
Kubix Link is the cloud PLM of Lectra, the French company known for its cutting and CAD systems. It combines PLM, product information and digital asset management for fashion brands, and its prices are given on request. Smaller brands that want to start on their own in days often look at lighter tools too. This page lists the usual alternatives and what each one is good at.
What Kubix Link covers
Kubix Link covers collection development with calendars and workflows, digital tech packs connected to CAD and Adobe Illustrator, supplier collaboration with fittings and prototype reviews, photos and videos, material traceability and compliance. It runs on Microsoft Azure and connects to ERP, e-commerce and warehouse systems.
Lectra does not publish prices for Kubix Link. Brands buy it by quote.
If Kubix Link is on your shortlist, the practical questions are the total first-year cost with implementation and training, how long until your team works in it, and how much of it you will use at your size.
The alternatives
| Tool | Good fit when | Public price |
|---|---|---|
| Tr3e | You want the line plan, live cost and margin, the Critical Path and purchase orders in one place | €40 per user per month or €400 per year, viewers and suppliers free, first month free |
| WFX | You are a mid-market brand and want PLM, sourcing and production in one system | Not public |
| Lifecycle | You want an AI-native PLM with tech packs, samples and a short setup | Listed from $60 per user per month on Capterra |
| Delogue | Tech packs, samples and supplier collaboration are the core of your work | €145 to €249 per user per month billed yearly |
| Onbrand | You want tech packs, a vendor portal and a short onboarding | Not public |
Prices as listed on 10 November 2026. For more detail, see Fashion PLM software for small brands, compared.
How Tr3e differs from Kubix Link
Kubix Link is built for brands with large product ranges and many systems around them. Tr3e is built for design-led brands of about 5 to 50 people who want to start on their own in an afternoon. Every style sits in one collection with its colours, sizes, materials and live unit cost, compared with the target price, so the team sees the margin while the design can still change. The collection budget shows spend, projected revenue and profit. The Critical Path dates the milestones back from the purchase order date, and purchase orders come straight from planned units in the supplier's own currency. Tr3e also creates SKUs and barcodes for every size and publishes Digital Product Passports.
Tr3e has no CAD connections, digital asset management or dedicated tech pack builder. If you need those across a large organisation, Kubix Link or Centric fit that better.
Moving to Tr3e
- Export your styles and materials as spreadsheets.
- Create your Workspace and fill in its currency, sizes and codes. See Get started with Tr3e.
- Add materials, suppliers and certificates to the Library once.
- Create the current collection with its products, colours and sizes, and add each variant's materials and manufacturing to see live cost.
- Invite the team and suppliers. Viewers and suppliers are free.
Most teams start with the season they are working on now.
Sources
- Kubix Link features: softwarefinder.com
- Kubix Link customer story: lectra.com
- Centric PLM pricing on G2: g2.com
- WFX PLM: worldfashionexchange.com/fashion-plm-software
- Lifecycle on Capterra: capterra.com/p/10021607/Lifecycle
- Delogue pricing: delogue.com/en/pricing
- Onbrand plans: onbrandplm.com/pricing-plm
Next
- Fashion PLM software for small brands, compared
- Centric PLM alternatives
- Tr3e and Centric compared
- PLM for small fashion brands: what you actually need
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