Its really good, someone did a fairly in depth review on it here a while ago, it does take a while to set up (making raw material lists and plugging in sizes/priices) but thats pretty much a one time thing. Nice feature is it can also be used to track your personal inventory, and will use off cuts that you have in stock when possible. Also you can alter the cutting layouts in a single click, to simplify cuts, or say maximise rip cuts vs crosscuts, etc.
I was hesitant about the price tag but after playing with the trial (and the fact that i am absolutely horrific when it comes to making my own cutting layouts!) I was sold on it (I tried about a dozen various freeware cutlist/layout programs and nothing came close to Cutlist)
