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Boxobox vs MockFold
MockFold and Boxobox start from the same idea: fold your own dieline in 3D instead of squeezing it into a template. The differences are where it runs, how you pay, and what you export.
The short answer
- Choose MockFold if you need 3D files for Blender or AR, pouches today, or work on Windows and in the browser.
- Choose Boxobox if you work on a Mac, receive complete PDFs from printers, need tapered jar labels ready for print, and prefer paying once.
Side by side
MockFold details come from mockfold.com and its pricing page, read on 8 November 2026. Boxobox is in development; its column describes the planned first version.
What a year costs
MockFold Starter billed yearly is $144, Pro is $240. Boxobox is €49 once, and it stays yours the year after.
Questions
Is MockFold a subscription?
Yes. Its pricing page lists a free watermarked plan, Starter at $12/month and Pro at $20/month, with 20% off yearly. Boxobox is a one-time €49.
Which one exports video and 3D files?
MockFold Pro does (MP4/WebM fold animations, GLB, glTF, OBJ). Boxobox exports images and an MP4 video of the fold, plus print templates for jar labels. 3D files (glTF, OBJ) are planned.
Can I open a PDF dieline?
Boxobox opens the complete PDF your printer sends. MockFold’s site mentions SVG dielines; if your printer sends a PDF you would convert and clean it first.