There will be no perpetual license options for new customers. Enterprise plans do not include a monthly option and are priced for annual and 3-year terms. Monthly, annual, and 3-year subscription options are available for Solo and Premium tiers, providing an affordable option to start using V-Ray right away while benefiting from further discounted pricing for longer subscription plans. Subscriptions are an easy and flexible way for customers to stay current with all the updated and new features of V-Ray. New license sales will be subscription only. In addition, it includes a starting pack of 20 free credits for Chaos Cloud rendering and access to the growing Chaos Cosmos content library. Premium floating licenses will be available as monthly, annual, and 3-year subscriptions. Premium also includes a floating license for Chaos companion products, such as Phoenix, Player, Scans, and Vantage. With this tier, customers can install V-Ray on any machine and use it with any supported host application. The Premiumtier is the best option for most customers and is comparable to Chaos previous V-Ray Collection offering. V-Ray Solo is an excellent choice for those looking to save money without compromising on quality or features. Solo node-locked licenses will be available as monthly, annual, and 3-year subscriptions. Access to 3D content on Chaos Cosmos is also included. This node-locked V-Ray license can be used to set up and render on a single machine using any supported host integration. Chaos V-Ray Soloįor customers looking for the most cost-effective way to use V-Ray on a single computer, Solois a great option.

V-Ray will also be offered in three tiers: Solo, Premium, and Enterprise.

Instead, customers will only need to purchase a single V-Ray license to access all V-Ray integrations, including 3ds Max, Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, Cinema 4D, Houdini, Maya, Nuke, and Unreal. To simplify V-Ray’s product line and to offer customers more value and flexibility, Chaos will no longer sell V-Ray for specific host applications.

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