One plan. Full access. $20/month.

Free to browse. Pro unlocks everything — including unlimited model calibration.

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Browse and evaluate materials

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  • Browse all 103,000+ materials
  • All property values with source citations
  • Interactive curves — 4,500+ datasets (sign in)
  • Full composition data & application tags
  • Material Selector — plot any property (sign in)
  • Regulatory screening across 22 regulations (sign in)
  • Model calibration setup — upload, plot, choose a model (sign in)
  • Grade & temper families with inherited properties
Full access

Pro

$20/month

Everything, no limits

Unlimited model calibration included

  • Model calibration, unlimited — fit Johnson-Cook, Ogden, Mooney-Rivlin, Chaboche, Prony or Hill to your own test curves; every fit returns a PASS / CAUTION / REJECT verdict and a verdict-gated Abaqus or ANSYS card
  • Export to 11 formats — Abaqus, LS-DYNA, ANSYS APDL, Ansys Workbench Engineering Data, Nastran (incl. NX & OptiStruct), Radioss, SolidWorks, CSV, JSON
  • Ask in plain English — a ranked shortlist with the numbers that put each material there (20/day)
  • Side-by-side comparison
  • Curve overlay — modulus, yield and CTE vs temperature on one multi-axis chart, within or across materials
  • Agent access — connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor or your own agents over MCP
  • Regulatory screening across 22 regulations
  • SI / Imperial unit toggle on every datasheet
  • Material clipboard + batch export
  • Priority support

Team

$—

For working teams of 3–5 engineers

  • Everything in Pro, per seat
  • Shared billing for 3, 4, or 5 engineers
  • One owner manages the seat list
  • Per-seat quotas — no shared bucket
  • Source citations + CAE export across the team

Want to be notified when Team launches? Email matworldai@gmail.com.

Full feature comparison

FeatureFreePro
Browse all 103,000+ materials
Material descriptions & summaries
All property values + source citations
Model calibration — upload a curve, plot it, correct units, choose a modelSign in
Model calibration — run the fit, read the verdictUnlimited
Calibration decks — Abaqus & ANSYS cards, only for fits that hold up
Material Selector (sign-in required)Sign in
Regulatory screening (22 regulations)Sign in
Ask in plain English — ranked candidates with the numbers that justify them20/day
Interactive property curves — 4,500+ datasetsSign in
SI / Imperial unit toggle
Side-by-side comparison
Curve overlay — several properties on one chart with up to 4 y-axes, within or across materials, shareable link
Material clipboard
CSV & JSON export
Abaqus (.inp) export
LS-DYNA (.k) export
ANSYS APDL (.mac) export
Nastran (.bdf) export — incl. Simcenter Nastran NX & OptiStruct
Radioss (.rad) export
SolidWorks (.sldmat) export
Batch multi-material export
Agent access — MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor and your own agents (datasheets, curves, screening, CAE export)
Priority support

Questions

What does the free plan show?

Every property value and its source citation, with no account at all.

  • Free account: interactive curves, the Material Selector, regulatory screening across 22 regulations, and calibration setup.
  • Pro: plain-English search, side-by-side comparison, curve overlays, CAE exports, unlimited calibration fits, and agent access over MCP.
What CAE formats are supported?

11 formats, each converted to its native unit profile — Abaqus mm-N-s, LS-DYNA g-mm-ms, ANSYS SI and the rest.

  • Abaqus (.inp), LS-DYNA (.k), ANSYS APDL (.mac)
  • Ansys Workbench Engineering Data (.xml, MatML) — imports across Mechanical, Fluent, CFX and LS-DYNA
  • Nastran (.bdf), including the Simcenter Nastran NX and OptiStruct dialects
  • Radioss (.rad), SolidWorks (.sldmat), CSV, JSON
How does plain-English search work?

Type a sentence — “lightweight alloy for 300 °C”, “titanium with yield above 800 MPa” — and get a ranked shortlist with the numbers that put each material there.

  • Each result shows the value that met your bound, where it stands among the candidates, and the hottest temperature its data reaches.
  • Every filter is a chip you can remove; when nothing matches, the page names the constraint to drop and how many materials that unlocks.
  • Results come from handbook alloys, tempers, polymers and laminates — computed compounds only when you ask for a computed property.
  • Pro, 20 searches a day, shared with your agent.
Can my AI agent use MatWorld?

Yes, on Pro: a remote MCP server at api.matworld.ai/mcp with eleven tools.

  • Search by designation or keyword, a datasheet summary sized for a context window, the property rows behind any key (paged and filtered, each with its source), a curve index and any single curve.
  • Side-by-side comparison, regulatory screening, the property catalogue, and plain-English search on the same 20-a-day allowance as the search box.
  • CAE export — any of the 11 formats returned as file text, after the same one-time data-notice acknowledgment the site asks for.
  • Connect with a personal key (Settings → Agent access) from Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI or an agent built on the Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini API — or add the URL as a custom connector in Claude.ai, Claude Desktop or ChatGPT and sign in with your MatWorld account.
  • Every answer carries the same source citations and data notice as the site.
What is model calibration?

Upload your own stress-strain, creep, relaxation or DMA curves and fit a constitutive model — Johnson-Cook, Ogden, Mooney-Rivlin, Chaboche, Prony series or Hill.

  • Setup is free with an account; running the fit is Pro and unmetered.
  • Every fit returns a PASS / CAUTION / REJECT verdict with named findings: the deformation modes your data never covered, coefficients it does not actually determine, and where the model stops extrapolating.
  • Abaqus and ANSYS cards are emitted only for fits that hold up — a rejected fit gets no card, and costs you nothing.
Where does the data come from?

Open sources, and every value carries its citation and a confidence score.

  • Peer-reviewed papers with DOI links.
  • The public-domain U.S. DoD handbooks MIL-HDBK-5J (metals) and MIL-HDBK-17 (composites) — every curve carries its figure number.
  • Openly licensed research databases, measured and computed.
  • Computed values are labelled with the DFT method behind them, so a computed band gap never passes for a measured one.
What about regulatory screening?

Pass/fail outcomes for all 22 regulations, free with an account.

  • RoHS, REACH SVHC, Prop 65, TSCA, Conflict Minerals, ITAR, EAR and more.
  • RoHS, REACH SVHC and Prop 65 are validated against the official ECHA and OEHHA substance lists.
  • Each result shows the underlying substance list, threshold values, CAS numbers and source citations.
Can I try before I buy?

Yes. The free tier has no time limit.

  • Every property value with source citations, no account needed.
  • Sign in for interactive curves, the Material Selector, regulatory screening and calibration setup.
  • Upgrade to Pro any time for plain-English search, comparison, curve overlays, CAE exports, unlimited fits and agent access.
What's the Team plan?

A flat-fee bundle for 3, 4 or 5 engineers under shared billing — the same Pro features, with one owner managing the seat list.

  • Still in the works; email matworldai@gmail.com to be notified when it launches.
Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Settings → Billing & usage → Manage subscription opens the Stripe customer portal.

  • You keep Pro access until the end of your current billing period.
Do you offer enterprise plans?

Yes — contact matworldai@gmail.com.

  • SSO/SAML, bulk data access, custom integrations, and on-premise deployment.
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