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Need some Help in License matter
I am an indie developer and i just started to look into unity, downloaded the unity personal edition, and started setting it up.After sign up license page opened in which i selected unity personal edition.And there is this 3 option to choose i dont know which one i should choose.will i be able to make commercial game if choose the 3rd option(i dont use unity in professional capacity).
Hi @Skyrush007
You will be able to make a commercial game regardless of which edition of the Unity engine you choose to use. The personal edition allows you to build your game and sell it in a commercial capacity without paying any royalties to Unity. The only deal is that if you or your company earn over $100,000 a year. Then you must purchase a Unity Plus, Professional or Enterprise licence.
For more information on what you can and can't do based on which licence you chose look at the following links:
Licence Feature/Price Comparison Unity Person Edition Information and FAQ
Hello @Cepheid, Here are all the three options that was showing when i selected unity personal edition:-
The company/organisation i represent earned more than $100,000 in gross revenue in the previous fiscal year
The company/organisation i represent earned less than $100,000 in gross revenue in the previous fiscal year
don't use unity in professional capacity
Note:- i am an independent developer i don't work for any organisation/company. please reply THNX IN ADVANCE :)
As I said in my answer @Skyrush007 Any of the of the choices you selected still allow you to make, build and release commercial games using the Unity engine. They will not charge you for royalties and you own the rights to all of your the work produced.
The only reason that question is asked is as I said earlier. If you represented a company and you earned over $100,000 then you must upgrade to any of the other editions. But, seeing as that isn't the case, you are allowed to use Unity Personal. This still allows you to sell your games with no hitches. I hope this helps.
