What each plan lets you show, and where.
The studio is the same in every tier. What changes is how long it runs, how many
screens it drives, and whether the picture may be shown to a paying public.
You are on Free —
personal use only, no public or paid shows.
"Ask" means it is possible but needs an arrangement —
usually more sites, more screens, or output sold as part of your own service.
Three jobs, and what each one needs
A billboard or shop window
Something that runs unattended for weeks and must not stop.
- Commercial — the licence that covers public, for-profit display.
- Build the playlist as a show, then Present it full screen.
- Leave the machine on a kiosk profile so the window cannot be closed.
- Above six screens, or several sites, move up to Enterprise.
A pub or bar
Music-led visuals behind the bar, driven by the room.
- Commercial — a venue with customers is public, for-profit display.
- Route the audio feed into the Audio iChannel; the shader follows the music.
- Save three or four looks as a show and switch between them.
- One subscription covers that venue. A second site needs its own.
A live event
Projectors, an LED wall, and a crowd that notices mistakes.
- Commercial for anything ticketed, sponsored or paid.
- Test it at the venue before doors — the same show, the same screen size.
- Personal is enough to build and rehearse; the licence is for the show itself.
- Very large walls: the browser has a ceiling — that is what Enterprise is for.
The rules, in plain words
- One subscription, one venue. Pubs, bars and shops each need their own, unless it is
Enterprise or agreed in writing.
- Personal and Studio tiers are for your own screens. Showing them in public, or to
anyone who paid to be there, needs Commercial.
- Building is always allowed. Rehearse, test and prepare a show on any tier — the
licence covers the performance, not the practice.
- You keep your work. Shaders and shows you write are yours; the studio, its library
and its engine stay ours.
- No reselling the studio itself. Output as part of your own service is fine on
Commercial by arrangement, but the studio may not be passed on as a product.
- If a show is cancelled or the plan lapses, the account drops to Free — nothing is
deleted, and the library is still there when you come back.