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One switching guide per tool, held to one rule: our side comes from our published pages and benchmarks, their side only from their own published material, dated.
Feature tables age and vendors change their pages. Each guide therefore names its sources and the month they were read. Where a rival publishes nothing about a capability, the guide says "not published" rather than guessing. Where we have run a head-to-head, the numbers are linked with their method, losses included. A comparison that never concedes anything is an advert. The deciding test is always yours: both tools in any pairing have a free tier, so run one real cutting list through each and count the sheets.
The wider field, browser and desktop tools together, is ranked with benchmarks in the best cut list optimizers in 2026, and the direct side-by-sides live under compare.