Revopoint May sale cuts 3D scanners, bundles, and software up to 35%

Revopoint’s May sale ended May 17 with a pitch that spoke directly to makers who scan as much as they print. The company framed the promotion around measuring and reverse engineering, not just bargain hunting, and pushed discounts across nearly its full scanner lineup, plus bundles and software built for turning real-world objects into editable models.

The discount ladder was straightforward. MetroY Ultra, MIRACO Plus, MIRACO, and MIRACO Pro were listed at 5% off. INSPIRE 2, MetroY, MetroY Pro, Trackit, and MetroX Pro were marked down 10%. MetroX, POP 3 Plus, and MINI 2 sat at 15% off. The strongest savings landed on bundles and scanner-software combinations, which reached as high as 28% off, while software titles including Revo Measure, Revo Design, and Geomagic were discounted by as much as 35%. Revopoint also pushed the code AWIN07 for an extra 2% off, though the sale page said promotional prices could be combined with only one discount code.

That software angle matters for anyone using a scanner to rescue a broken part, fit a custom mount, or capture a miniature or prop fragment before it disappears into a print workflow. Revo Measure is positioned as professional 3D metrology software that compares point-cloud or mesh data to CAD models or drawings, a setup that fits inspection, measurement, and reverse-engineering work. Revo Design is aimed at reverse engineering and surface modeling, while Revo Design Personal is meant for individual, non-commercial projects such as 3D printing, restoration, or design. Revopoint’s own product pages tie that stack to 3D printing, 3D modeling, quality control, reverse engineering, and industrial design, which is exactly where scanner buyers tend to feel the difference between a decent deal and a genuinely useful one.

The sale page also made clear that software purchases were non-refundable once activated, a detail that matters if you are bundling a scanner with CAD-oriented tools for the first time. For buyers who already own a scanner and only need occasional capture or measurement work, the standalone hardware discounts may be less compelling than waiting for a stronger hardware upgrade cycle or using Revopoint’s trade-in program instead. The company says trade-ins can provide up to 20% off a new scanner, and a 2025 update raised that offer to as much as 40% off the latest Revopoint scanners.

In the end, the May sale read less like a clearance event and more like a map of how Revopoint wants people to work: scan, measure, repair, and print in one loop. The biggest savings landed where that loop is tightest, especially in bundles that connect the scanner to the software that turns a physical part into something printable.