Are the current prices for EasyEDA's PCB ordering accurate? I put in a simulated order for a standard 2 layer board of 243.8mm * 118.7mm in size, and the cost came out to be $28.4 plus shipping for 5 PCBs. That's a great price, almost too good to be true.
Will the PCB prices go up once you switch over to a paid EDA tool?
At present, EasyEDA is full free, we don't have a paid version, yes, we will have a pay version later, but you always can use a free version.
The discount for paid version will be released later.
@andyfierman
Thanks. I definitely plan on checking out the service, regardless of what EDA tool I use. I just wanted to make sure the price was legit because I could see myself driving more business their way from fellow PCB hobbyists.
(Note to @dillon : I think EasyEDA PCB is probably one of the best free packages I've used and was the only one that did not make me wish I was using Altium instead.)
@IBNobody thanks,
From https://beta.easyeda.com/page/pricing , EasyEDA is very good price for months. if you use for open projects, it is free forever, and you can use in Commercial use, and we will have another way for paid version, if you order your PCB from EasyEDA, tool is free.
We just want to make EasyEDA easy, and time saving for PCB order and assembly.
EDA tools are very hard to develop, there is a large team for Easyeda, we are sure we will charge at some time, but the price should be goood. and we will help our customers to save time and $.
Brand new interactions and interfaces. 
Easy to use and quick to get started. 
The prices shown are the prices you pay plus whatever the shipping costs plus delivery plus any import duty/taxes you may have to pay.
No catch. No hidden fees.
There are increased charges for additional layers (up to 16 is possible) and other specialised options but the prices for the basic options are as shown on the Order page.
The quality is excellent. I recently ordered some 4 layer boards that were every bit as good a some similar boards a colleague had bought from another supplier but which had - quite seriously - cost almost ten times as much.
One of the thin ks I particularly like is that the edges of the routed boards (maybe not so much for V-cut) are very smooth. I don't get glass fibres in the ends of my fingers handling them the way I have from many other suppliers.
Give us a try. You won't be disappointed and anyhow, you can't lose.
Any doubts: check out the
Warranty and Returnsection at the end of the:https://easyeda.com/Doc/Tutorial/PCBOrder.htm
page.
:)
P.S. The PCB prices are slightly lower for the subscription offering compared to the free usage of EasyEDA. The other differences in the subscription offering are faster support and a greater number of private projects:
https://easyeda.com/page/pricing