Developers will no longer have to pay the software maker each time a game is installed
Unity is canceling its controversial Runtime Fee and returning to a more traditional subscription model for its popular video game engine used by small and big developers worldwide. However, the price of some subscription plans will increase next year. A year ago, in September 2023, Unity announced a seismic change to how it charged developers to use its engine.
But those increases needn’t come in a novel and controversial new form,” said Bromberg. Unity reveals price increases for some plans So Runtime Fees are gone and Unity will return to a subscription model. Bromberg confirmed that Unity Personal licenses will remain free until a game brings in over $200,00 in revenue or funding. Meanwhile, starting in January 2025, Unity Pro subscriptions will increase by 8% and cost $2,200 a year. Unity Enterprise will also see a price increase of 25%.
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