Side-by-side comparison of Cabinet Vision, Microvellum, Mozaik and alternatives for joinery workshops.
Choosing cabinet software comes down to three questions: What's your volume? What CNC do you run? What's your budget? A shop doing 5 kitchens per month with a point-to-point CNC has different needs from one doing 20 with a nesting machine.
Both are full-featured platforms suited to established workshops. Cabinet Vision has stronger design visualisation and a larger user community. Microvellum has deeper hardware and machine integrations, particularly for HOMAG and Biesse ecosystems. If you run HOMAG machinery, Microvellum is worth evaluating first.
Mozaik makes sense when your shop is ready to move beyond spreadsheets but isn't at the volume or complexity that justifies Cabinet Vision. It's faster to learn, cheaper to licence, and handles the standard residential joinery workflow well. The trade-off is less depth for complex custom work.
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Questions to ask every vendor before you decide. Sent with the Joinery Brief — monthly intelligence for AU joinery businesses.
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