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CAD/CAM software for tool, mould and die manufacturing — verified 2ndhand perpetual licences, certified EU reseller, documented transfers.

Verified 2ndhand Tebis licences

We supply verified, documented 2ndhand Tebis licences, transferred legally under the EU exhaustion principle and fully documented — no call centre, just people who know the software.

About Tebis

Tebis was founded in 1984 by Bernhard Rindfleisch and is headquartered in Martinsried, near Munich, Germany. The company remains privately owned and managed by its original founders and board.

Tebis CAD/CAM software serves die, mould and model manufacturing, with customers across the automotive, aerospace and mould-making sectors.

Why buy from us

Trust means figures

31
years trading — since 1995
100,000+
licence transfers
10,000+
customers
12 h
avg. transfer, workdays

Process

How a Tebis licence transfer works

1
Choose your licence
Pick the Tebis product and version you need.
2
Order & pay
Secure checkout, invoice or card.
3
We transfer it
Documented transfer, avg. 12h on workdays.
4
Activate & work
Register with Tebis and you're live.

FAQ

Tebis questions

Is a resold Tebis licence legal?
Yes. The Court of Justice of the EU confirmed in UsedSoft v Oracle (C-128/11, 2012) that a lawfully sold software licence can legally be resold within the EU.
Who owns Tebis?
Tebis AG remains privately owned and managed by its original founders and board members — it has not been acquired or gone public.
What is Tebis used for?
Tebis CAD/CAM software is used for die, mould and model manufacturing, generating toolpaths for milling, drilling, turning, and wire and sinker EDM.
How long does a Tebis licence transfer take?
Our average transfer time is 12 hours on workdays, with every step documented.
Which industries does Tebis serve?
Tebis is used across automotive, aerospace and mould manufacturing sectors, among others.

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