General FAQ
Unity Cloud is an ecosystem of products and services that makes work on games and real-time 3D experiences creator-focused, accessible, and connected.
Unity Cloud includes:
- Unity Asset Manager with storage (currently in beta)
- Unity DevOps
- Centralized Team Administration capabilities
- Unity ecosystem integrations
- Access to Unity Cloud Services, including Unity Gaming Services
- Customizable Unity Cloud Dashboard
Two of our integrations are in closed beta:
- Version Control for Asset Manager integration
- Asset Manager for Unity Editor integration
If you’d like to participate and provide feedback, join the waitlist.
- Visit our Unity Cloud onboarding guide to learn more.
- Start exploring now by logging in with your existing Unity ID or creating a Unity Cloud account.
- Dive into the details with Unity Cloud documentation.
- Read the knowledge base.
Unity Cloud is currently included in Unity Personal, Pro, Enterprise, and Industry subscription plans at no additional cost. As a subscriber, you can get started with Unity Cloud by logging in with your existing Unity ID.
If you’re new to Unity, you can sign up for a free Unity Cloud Personal account today.
While most components of Unity Cloud are in general availability (GA) and are fully featured, some capabilities are still in development. Unity Cloud early access allows you to start exploring these new features and capabilities today, then try new features as soon as they’re available. Learn more.
Find more details about upcoming features and share feedback in our public roadmaps.
While most components of Unity Cloud are in general availability (GA) and are fully featured, some capabilities are still in development. Unity Cloud early access allows you to start exploring these new features and capabilities today, then try new features as soon as they’re available.
Some Unity Cloud services may also be tagged as in beta. Various components of these services are under development and may change significantly ahead of their commercial availability. While these services are tagged as being in beta, making them “Evaluation Versions” in our Terms of Service, you can use Unity Cloud services for commercial purposes during their beta periods.
Closed beta means we are collecting select feedback from a small group of users ahead of an upcoming release. If you’d like to participate and provide feedback for Unity Asset Manager and its Editor and Version Control Integrations, join our waitlist.
You can get started with Unity Cloud by logging in with your existing Unity ID or creating a Unity Cloud account.
- Visit our Unity Cloud onboarding guide to learn more.
- Dive into the details in the Unity Cloud documentation.
Unity Cloud is available for free to all Unity subscribers during early access.
Unity Cloud Personal subscribers will be limited to the existing free tiers of 10 GB for Asset Manager storage and will have access to 5 GB storage and 200 Windows build minutes for DevOps, without the ability to purchase more. Cloud Personal subscribers who wish to add additional DevOps seats or consume more build minutes and storage can upgrade their DevOps subscription.
Pro, Enterprise, and Industry subscribers will not be charged for exceeding the tier limits for Asset Manager storage.
Pro, Enterprise, and Industrial subscribers who are new to DevOps will not be charged for exceeding the tier limits for storage, build minutes, and concurrency.
Early access for Unity Cloud is expected to end in early 2024, at which time you will be able to purchase the right tier for your organization and will be charged for consumption above your subscription. Compare features and pricing of Unity Cloud plans.
Customers with a Unity subscription (Personal, Pro, Enterprise, Industry) now have access to the corresponding Unity Cloud plan:
- Unity Personal → Unity Cloud Personal
- Unity Pro → Unity Cloud Pro
- Unity Enterprise → Unity Cloud Enterprise
- Unity Industry → Unity Cloud Enterprise
Compare plans for more details.
Anyone without an active Unity subscription is invited to explore Unity Cloud by creating a Unity Cloud account and activating a free Unity Cloud Personal subscription.
Unity Cloud Pro and Enterprise plans will be available for purchase in early 2024.
Compare features and pricing of Unity Cloud plans.
Not at this time. Unity Cloud Pro and Enterprise plans will be available for purchase in early 2024.
If you’re new to Unity, you can sign up for a free Unity Cloud Personal subscription.
During early access, the only way to get more Unity Cloud Pro or Enterprise seats is to purchase Unity Pro, Enterprise, or Industry seats.
Unity Cloud Pro and Enterprise standalone seats will be available in early 2024.
Pricing for Unity Cloud differs by subscription type; compare pricing and features of plans.
For more details on pricing models, calculating storage costs, and storage quote management, read the Unity Cloud Billing and Pricing documentation.
Unity Gaming Services are part of the Unity Cloud ecosystem, but are not included in Unity or Unity Cloud subscription plans.
Unity Gaming Services are free to start, with consumption and monthly-active-user based pricing so you only pay as your game grows. Learn more about Unity Gaming Services.
You can access UGS by logging in to Unity Cloud with a Unity ID or by creating an account.
Great question. We’re glad you asked. There are multiple ways you can reach out to the Unity Cloud team to ask questions or give feedback.
Unity Asset Manager FAQ
Unity Asset Manager, currently in beta, is a digital asset management system tailored for the rigors of 3D asset creation, embedded directly in the Unity Cloud dashboard.
With Unity Asset Manager, you can:
- Upload assets from disk or connect to Unity DevOps Version Control
- Store assets in Unity Cloud storage (included capacity according to your subscription)
- Build your own integration with APIs and SDKs
- Use a suite of tools to manage, organize, and discover your assets
- Use data transformation workflows to generate previews
- Manage access to your assets with role-based access controls
To learn what Asset Manager features are included in your subscription, visit the Unity Cloud Compare Plans page.
To learn more, visit the Unity Asset Manager page or visit the Unity Asset Manager documentation.
In the Asset Store, you can browse and buy third-party assets. In Asset Manager, you can store and manage your own (first-party) assets.
Asset Manager is engine-agnostic and anyone can get started by logging in with your existing Unity credentials or creating a Unity Cloud account.
You can also use Asset Manager with most DCC or game engine through APIs.
Log into Unity Cloud with your existing Unity ID or by creating a Unity Cloud account.
From the Unity Cloud Product page, select Asset Manager, create a project, add your assets, and start inviting teammates to collaborate in your project.
For more detailed information on getting started with Asset Manager, read the documentation.
Yes. We support full role-based access control (RBAC) at the organization and project level, enabling you to keep secure access to your valuable IP.
Organization Owners will have full access to all projects in their Organization by default.
If you’re an Organization Owner, you can invite other users both inside and outside of your organization to your projects. You can also assign them roles of Owners, Contributors, Consumers, or even just Viewers at both the organization and project level.
For more detailed information regarding Unity Asset Manager’s role-based access controls, visit the documentation.
To understand the differences between Asset Manager project add-on roles, read the support documentation.
Unity Asset Manager is file agnostic. Visit documentation for more details.
The Unity Asset Manager for Unity Editor integration lets you browse content from Unity Asset Manager in the Unity Editor and port that existing content into your projects without switching contexts. The integration is in closed beta; join the waitlist.
The Asset Manager for Unity Version Control integration lets you index and preview content from Unity Version Control directly within Unity Asset Manager. The Asset Manager for Unity Version Control integration is in closed beta; join the waitlist.
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Unity DevOps FAQ
Unity DevOps is a modular DevOps solution developed to solve the unique challenges of creating real-time 3D experiences. The two main components of DevOps – Version Control and Build Automation – help automate workflows, so you can build, test, and deliver higher quality experiences to your customers with each new iteration.
Subscribers to Unity Pro, Enterprise, and Industry receive:
- 1 DevOps seat per Pro, Enterprise, or Industry license
- 200 Windows build minutes and 5 GB of storage for project data per organization
- Costs for additional seats, compute, storage, and concurrency will be charged upon consumption.*
Unity Personal and Unity Cloud Personal subscribers get three (3) seats per organization, 200 Windows build minutes, and 5 GB of storage for project data. Costs for additional seats, compute, storage, and concurrency will be charged upon consumption. View DevOps pricing.
*During the Cloud early access period, Unity Pro, Enterprise, and Industry subscribers new to DevOps will not be charged for exceeding tiers for storage or compute consumption of all machine types.
If you already have Unity DevOps, seat allocations associated with Unity Pro, Enterprise, or Industry will be applied incrementally to your existing count.
- DevOps seats that are included with Unity Cloud are locked to the Unity Cloud license owner.
- If your team holds 10 Unity Pro licenses, and 5 of your Unity Pro license holders also have existing DevOps licenses, your 5 DevOps seats will be assigned to your Pro license subscribers. In the end, you will have: 10 DevOps seats from your Unity Pro subscription and 5 unassigned standalone DevOps seats.
A seat is not needed to use DevOps Build Automation. To collaborate with teammates who do not need an Editor subscription in DevOps Version Control, you can purchase additional seats by subscribing to standalone DevOps.
For existing Pro, Enterprise, and Industry customers new to DevOps: While Unity Cloud is in early access, Unity Pro, Enterprise, and Industry subscribers who are also new to DevOps will not be charged for exceeding tiers for storage or compute consumption of all machine types. Subscribing to standalone DevOps will void your Cloud early access consumption privileges, and you will be charged at the standard rates for storage, compute, and concurrency.
No, you may purchase standalone DevOps seats at any time to allow teammates who do not need an Editor subscription to use DevOps Version Control.
For existing Pro, Enterprise, and Industry customers new to DevOps: While Unity Cloud is in early access, Unity Pro, Enterprise, and Industry subscribers who are also new to DevOps will not be charged for exceeding tiers for storage or compute consumption of all machine types. Subscribing to standalone DevOps will void your Cloud early access consumption privileges, and you will be charged at the standard rates for storage, compute, and concurrency.
For Unity Pro and Enterprise customers:
Access DevOps by logging into your Unity Cloud dashboard with your existing Unity ID and navigating to the DevOps panel. Unity Cloud Pro and Cloud Enterprise customers are automatically subscribed to DevOps.
For Unity Cloud Personal customers:
Access DevOps by logging into your Unity Cloud dashboard with your existing Unity ID or by creating an account. Navigate to the DevOps panel. You must opt into DevOps by clicking Start free trial in the banner at the top of the DevOps panel.
Although only the Unity DevOps cloud version is available as part of Unity Cloud, Unity DevOps can run on-prem. Contact us for more details.
Unity Ecosystem Integrations FAQ
- Asset Manager for Unity Editor integration (closed beta)
- Projects and content travel where you need them. Browse content from Unity Asset Manager in the Unity Editor and port existing content into projects. The Asset Manager for Unity Editor integration is in closed beta; join the waitlist.
- Asset Manager for Unity Version Control integration (closed beta)
- Provide artists with a comprehensive view of all assets across your studio with the ability to index and preview content from Unity DevOps Version Control directly within Unity Asset Manager. The Asset Manager for Unity Version Control integration is in closed beta; join the waitlist.
- Connect Unity Editor and Unity Cloud projects from the Hub (available now)
- Initiate cloud-connected projects from the Unity Hub to enable more streamlined workflows between Unity Editor, Unity Gaming Services, and Asset Manager projects.
- Enable Unity Version Control from the Hub (available now)
- Create, link, and join your Unity projects to Unity DevOps Version Control directly in the Unity Hub. Learn how.
Connected Cloud Projects describes how the Editor, Unity Cloud, including Unity DevOps and Unity Gaming Services, use the Hub as a nexus to provide a seamless connected experience.
Through the Hub, you can create, link, and join your Unity Editor projects to an existing Cloud or Unity Gaming Services project, or cloud-hosted Version Control repositories and begin inviting your teammates to collaborate.
Connected projects functionality is exclusive to Unity Editor and Unity Cloud customers.
Unity Plan FAQ
Unity Enterprise customers will get Unity Cloud Enterprise, including Unity Asset Manager (120 GB of storage per seat, pooled for a team to share), along with an equal number of Unity DevOps seats (with 5 GB of storage and 200 Windows build minutes, pooled for a team to share). Team Administration tools, including custom roles and SSO, provide a higher degree of control.
For more details on what is included in Unity Cloud Enterprise, compare plans.
Unity Pro customers will get Unity Cloud Pro, including Unity Asset Manager (50 GB of storage per seat, pooled for a team to share), along with an equal number of Unity DevOps seats (with 5 GB of storage and 200 Windows build minutes, pooled for a team to share), and Team Administration for centralized role and access controls.
For more details on what is included in Unity Cloud Pro, compare plans.
Unity Personal customers will get Unity Cloud Personal, including Unity Asset Manager free tier (10 GB storage total, pooled for a team to share), and Unity DevOps free tier (three Unity DevOps seats, 5 GB of storage, and 200 Windows build minutes, pooled for a team to share), and Team Administration for centralized role and access controls.
For more details on what is included in Unity Cloud Personal, compare plans.
Unity Industry customers will get Unity Cloud Enterprise, including Unity Asset Manager (120 GB of storage per seat, pooled for a team to share), along with an equal number of Unity DevOps seats (with 5 GB of storage and 200 Windows build minutes, pooled for a team to share). Team Administration tools, including custom roles and SSO, provide a higher degree of control.
For more details on what is included in Unity Cloud Enterprise, compare plans.
Yes, through education plans that provide other exclusive benefits, students and educators can access Unity Cloud Personal, including Unity Asset Manager free tier (10 GB storage total, pooled for a team to share), and Unity DevOps free tier (three Unity DevOps seats, 5 GB of storage, and 200 Windows build minutes, pooled for a team to share).
Learn more about the Student Plan and Educator Plan. To access Unity Cloud Personal, log in with your existing Unity ID.
Support FAQ
During Unity Cloud early access and the Asset Manager beta, technical support will be provided to all users to help improve the quality of Unity Cloud. There are no guaranteed service level agreements (SLA) in place for support during this period. The Unity Cloud team will try to address all tickets, but we cannot guarantee an answer to each submission.
- During early access and beta, you can submit your questions to our support teams in the following ways:
- For non technical questions on Cloud dashboard management, submit a ticket.
- For DevOps Version Control support, submit a ticket.
- For DevOps Build Automation support, submit a ticket.
- For Asset Manager beta questions, submit a ticket.
At general availability, technical support for early access and beta will end. Support with defined SLA will be delivered as part of our paid success plans. Compare success plans.