Have they though? Under the Unity Personal, I don't think you pay a dime to Unity at all. Its how would Unity ever actually implement it? And doing so in a way that doesn't involve violating a shitload of privacy laws. The problem isn't just the business model. How will you know its a re-install? Trust us bro. Enterprise? $3000/yr per seat.we don't count re-installs. If he goes to Unity Pro (Unity Plus won't be there in the new fee structure), the cost drops down to 600k and if he went to Enterprise, it drops further down to 316k.Īnd the cost to go to Pro? $2040/yr per seat. Move up to the Pro/Enterprise tier and how your threshold is 1M (like Unreal) and the dev fee can drop down to as low as 0.01 per install.īut that assumes he stays in the Unity Personal tier. Well that's if you stay at the free/plus tier. However, that doesn't consider if a person installs on their PC then installs on their Steam Deck. So a bad actor reinstalling a game over and over again on the same system doesn't move the needle. Also the clarity/backtracking by Unity now states it's new installs.
It seems the way Unity has structured this is to drive successful developers into Pro/Enterprise level. Move up to the Pro/Enterprise tier and how your threshold is 1M (like Unreal) and the dev fee can drop down to as low as 0.01 per install. If it's some big game studio I'd imagine they already have the higher tier Unity packages that average them something below 10 cents.Well that's if you stay at the free/plus tier. So unless I'm missing something, a true F2P game or your small hobby game you made yourself and threw on Steam will never be affected by these changes.Īnd 20 cents is just the max charge. Unreal is after 1 million earned, and it looks like Unity is for after you making 200k in a 12 month window.
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