Unity Personal

Individuals, hobbyists, and small businesses using Unity to provide services to others are eligible to use Unity Personal if their respective clients, in the aggregate, have less than $200K USD of revenue or funds raised in the prior 12 months.

Individuals, hobbyists, and small businesses using Unity but not providing services to a third party are eligible to use Unity Personal if (i) for small businesses, if their aggregate gross revenue and funding are less than $200K USD, or (ii) for individuals and hobbyists if the amount generated in connection with their use of Unity is less than $200K USD.

Unity Student

Students enrolled in an accredited educational institution of legal age to consent to the collection and processing of their personal information (e.g., age 13 in the U.S., 16 in the E.U.) are eligible to use the free Unity Student plan.

Unity Pro and Enterprise

Effective January 1, 2025 upon plan purchase or renewal:

• Unity Pro will be required for businesses with revenue or funding greater than $200K USD in the last 12 months, and for those who do work with them.
• Unity Enterprise will be required for businesses with revenue or funding greater than $25 million USD in the last 12 months.

Even if you make less than these thresholds, you can purchase Unity Pro and Unity Enterprise subscriptions at any time to take advantage of the many additional features they offer.

Unity Industry

Unity Industry plan is required if you create applications outside of games or entertainment and your company’s total finances exceed $1,000,000 USD. Unity Industry’s features, add-ons, onboarding, and support options are tailored to your needs.

All plans are subject to Unity Terms of Service.

If you create industry applications (defined as any application outside of games or entertainment), and your company’s total finances exceed $1,000,000 USD, you are required to use Unity Industry. Industry customers may only use Unity Pro or Unity Enterprise if your total finances do not exceed $1,000,000 USD. Industry customers may not use Unity Personal.

For more details, see our Editor Terms of Service FAQ.

Unity Pro, Enterprise, and Industry subscription plans all include the core Unity real-time development platform, continuous updates, beta access, and more.

Compare plans to see the different features, resources, services, and options you can get with each plan, and to determine your eligibility.

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If you purchased Unity Pro, but would like to upgrade your Unity Pro licenses to Unity Industry, please contact sales to upgrade.

Yes, floating licensing is available exclusively for Enterprise subscribers. If you are interested in shared licensing options for pools of users, please contact Unity Sales.

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Yes. You created it, so you own it.

We accept the following payment methods:

• Credit card
• PayPal
• Alipay
• UnionPay

To pay by invoice, please contact a Unity Sales representative.

Technical support is included with Enterprise subscriptions purchased online. If you are interested in other custom solutions, including technical support for Pro plan subscribers, please contact Unity Sales.

No, you must choose one plan type. Mixing between Pro and Enterprise plans is not permitted.

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No, you cannot downgrade to a lower plan during your commitment period. You can upgrade to a higher plan within your commitment period, however you cannot reduce the number of seats if you upgrade.

There is no cancellation policy or reimbursement for a subscription. Once you commit to a subscription you are obligated to pay all monthly payments owing. Even if you stop your monthly payments and your license is shut down, you are still obligated to pay the outstanding payment(s) for your subscription period. Please see Subscription terms and conditions and the Software License Agreement for more details.

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