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Unity
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Our take
Last updated 5 November 2026
Unity is the most widely used engine for indie and mobile games, with 2D and 3D tools, a huge asset store and builds for mobile, PC, web, XR and consoles. Unity Personal is free until you pass $200K in annual revenue or funding; above that you need Pro at $210 a month per seat (or from $2,310 a year), which also unlocks console builds and includes 2,000 monthly credits for Unity's AI tools.
Best for Indie teams making 2D, 3D or mobile games who want the biggest ecosystem.
Pros
- Free Personal plan up to $200K revenue or funding.
- Huge asset store, tutorials and hiring pool.
- Builds for almost every platform.
Cons
- Pro is expensive per seat once you pass $200K.
- Console builds need Pro or higher.
- AI assistant on Personal is a paid add-on after the trial.
Written from the vendor's official site and docs, not a hands-on benchmark. How we review tools.
| Category | Code & Engines |
|---|---|
| Pricing | Personal free (for individuals and companies under $200K annual revenue or funding; includes a 14-day trial of Unity's AI tools, then a paid AI subscription); Pro $210/mo per seat or from $2,310/yr (required above $200K; adds console and Apple Vision Pro builds, 2,000 monthly AI credits); Enterprise custom pricing (required above $25M revenue) — official pricing |
| Website | https://unity.com/ |
| Last checked | 2026-11-05 |
Description taken from the tool's official website meta description; pricing from the official pricing page.
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