CrossRoads:
I've spent 3+ years using it, upgraded to pro version, not gonna go back & learn another program now.The size restriction was not problem for a long time - prices for boards jump a lot once you pass 100mm x 100mm, so 80mm x 100mm was not an issue.
One schematic sheet only, 80 x 100 mm board and only with two copper layers. Not t mention the biggest limitation: "Use is limited to non-profit applications or evaluation purposes." I switched after a few years, as it was getting in the way of doing things.
Can't do much with it, some simple stuff yes. Not to mention the backwards usage of Eagle where you had to choose the part you are using when drawing the schematic (maube this has changed in the last 10 years, don't know).
Why impose limits, when there is a better option available that is open for everyone? Would love to see Arduino continue its open source nature by providing more usable information.
If nothing else, please do include drawings of the pinout dimensions, hole locations etc. on each product page.