My reason for wanting to keep the perpetual licence is I will be retiring in the not too distant future, and have been asked if I can keep doing the drawing and other CAD work I have been doing for one client over the past 30 or so years. I was told that if I had allowed my Maintenance Subscription I would have to go on to the full subscription licence, but as I have maintained the Maintenance Subscription, I get to keep it as a perpetual licence.Īnyone able to shed any more light on this? The last time was that it is part of the Maintenance Subscription and the upgrade was covered by that, so even with upgrading to AutoCAD 2020, it would still be a perpetual licence. I seem to get a different answer every time I have raised this over the years. Depending on things, it might be appropriate to move to AutoCAD 2020 now, however I am having trouble finding out if I would lose my perpetual licence by upgrading to AutoCAD 2020. I have an AutoCAD 2016 perpetual licence, and have been paying a maintenance subscription. I received an e-mail from Autodesk announcing AutoCAD 2020 and that details were in my account.

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