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I was looking at that table, which otherwise made great sense, but struggling to understand why Unity Pro and Unity Enterprise had cheaper per-install prices th
by wpietri 3y ago
I was looking at that table, which otherwise made great sense, but struggling to understand why Unity Pro and Unity Enterprise had cheaper per-install prices than Unity Personal. Part of the answer is that they charge up-front monthly fees to use it:
https://unity.com/products/unity-pro https://unity.com/products/unity-pro
So I see $2040 per year per seat for Unity Pro. That doesn't quite explain why the per-install costs decline with volume for Pro/Enterprise licensees, but I suspect that's just that the Pro/Enterprise are more sophisticated and have better negotiating power.
- meheleventyone 3y agoPresumably the Pro/Enterprise subscribers are more likely to reach the thresholds as well so get charged for installs and it’s a carrot to get people to upgrade if you expect volume.