Cabri review
A focused math suite for exploring geometry, graphing, equations, and 3D construction.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Cabri is a family of mathematics learning tools for students and teachers from primary school through college. It covers dynamic 2D geometry, algebra, graphing, equations, scientific calculation, and 3D spatial construction. Cabri Express provides a free browser-based toolkit with calculators, an equation editor, and dynamic geometry, while Cabri II Plus and Cabri 3D add dedicated construction and visualization capabilities. The suite also includes tutorials, ready-to-use activities, and tools for teacher-created interactive lessons, making it suitable for classroom instruction, guided exploration, and independent mathematical investigation.
Pricing is organized by application and license type rather than one universal subscription. Cabri II Plus costs €25 per license for one year or €100 per license for an unlimited period. Cabri 3D costs €25 per license for one year or €75 per license for an unlimited period. New Cabri costs €39 per individual license for one year or €149 for an individual perpetual license; both include one author and half-day online self-training. Classroom annual licensing costs €199 per classroom and covers 40 students, one teacher, one author, and half-day online self-training. The published plans also include a 30-day free trial, while the free browser toolkit offers a low-commitment starting point.
Cabri’s strongest fit is mathematics learning that benefits from visual models, manipulation, measurement, and construction. Web, Windows, and macOS support, together with offline access, suits classrooms and learners who need more than static worksheets. Its breadth across geometry, algebra, graphing, and 3D work is useful for elementary, middle school, and high school contexts, but the product is less suited to families seeking gamified practice or parent reporting. Schools and teachers choosing Cabri should prioritize exploration and authoring; buyers focused on engagement loops, family dashboards, or broad integrations should choose a more specialized alternative.
Questions about Cabri
Does Cabri have a free plan? No free plan is listed; paid plans start at €25/device/yr (Cabri II Plus — 1-year license).
How much does Cabri cost? Cabri lists 7 paid plans; the lowest is Cabri II Plus — 1-year license at €25/device/yr.
Is there a free trial of Cabri? Yes: a 30-day free trial.
What does Cabri run on? Web, Windows and macOS. It runs in the cloud and as a desktop app.
Who is Cabri built for? Small businesses, mid-market companies and enterprises (our editorial estimate).
Cabri pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Dynamic 2D geometry, measurements, transformations, and graphing
- 3D visualization with spatial geometry tools and object animations
- Free browser toolkit, offline support, tutorials, and teacher-created activities
- Where it doesn't
- No gamified practice for repeated skills work
- No parent reporting for family-level progress visibility
- Limited platform ecosystem with no listed integrations
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