Create Production-Ready 3D Assets at Enterprise Scale

Studio is self-serve: you buy seats and credits with a card, and you get the full workspace and the API. Enterprise adds what an organization needs once more than one team is using it — SAML single sign-on, multiple workspaces under one organization, a shared credit pool with centralized billing on annual terms and PO support, a custom credit allocation sized to your volume, higher API rate limits and task priority, a named account contact, configurable data retention, and exclusion of your work from model training.

Two variables: how many people need access, and how many models you expect to generate in a year. They move independently — a twelve-person art team generating steadily and a platform putting generation in front of its own users price very differently at the same spend. Bring both numbers to the call, even as a range, and we'll come back with a figure. Enterprise is an annual agreement, invoiced, with PO support.

Enterprise runs on a custom credit allocation sized to your expected annual volume, drawn from one shared pool across every workspace in your organization.

Your generated models remain yours to use under the licence you had when they were created. Retention of the copies held in your workspace follows the retention window set in your agreement.

Yes. Enterprise plans can be covered by a custom Enterprise Service Agreement (ESA) or Master Service Agreement (MSA), tailored to your organization's legal and procurement requirements.

You own it — on every paid plan the models you generate are yours to distribute, ship and sell, including commercially. On Enterprise, your inputs and generated assets are excluded from model training under our Terms of Use, and you set the retention window. Worth raising with your counsel early: under current US Copyright Office guidance a prompt alone does not establish authorship, so the art direction, modification and finishing your artists do is what carries copyright.

Exports as GLB, FBX, OBJ, STL, USDZ and 3MF, with PBR textures up to 8K and a target polycount you set on remesh. Thirteen plugins cover Blender, Maya, Unreal Engine, Unity, Godot, Roblox Studio, Omniverse, ZBrush, 3ds Max and more. For 3D printing, eight slicers and print platforms.

This is the usual path, and it's usually worth doing once a second team needs access, once someone has to manage who can generate and export, or once procurement wants a single invoice. The team already generating becomes the first workspace in your organization, and their models, history and asset library come with them. From there you add the other teams, connect single sign-on, and consolidate onto one credit pool and one invoice.