I have asked for my latest payment to be credited towards a new annual subscription. I didn't request for my subscription to be cancelled or to get special pricing for what I thought was fair. Please confirm by if you wish to cancel your subscription. However, I'm afraid we cannot adjust the pricing.

I'm afraid the only exception I can offer you at this point, if you no longer wish to continue to use Enscape, is to cancel your license retroactively and cancel May's invoice. The reason we listed the price per month, was to show how the prices compared for each subscription. The email did list the various billing periods for each license type. Please note that the price for the Fixed-Seat Yearly licenses stayed nearly the same and you might want to consider changing to a yearly subscription instead. We believe the value that you receive through the flexibility of the monthly license needs to be reflected in the price. We reevaluated our prices in detail and the benefits of monthly fixed licenses did not align with the price point we set before. Meanwhile, Enscape has made significant new investments, including staff, so we could bring you the best possible product with the best possible service. We have been fortunate that we have been able to keep our prices steady since October 2019. Important to mention that this “NEXT” engine is a completely new architecture that includes Hybrid rendering function for using both CPU and GPU for calculating your image.From time-to-time, we reevaluate our pricing. So keep following the upcoming video tutorials! We are going to cover more of VRay 3.6 vs.

GPU real-time fast rendering with IPR option for crazy fast results.

Whoa! from 3.28 hours down to 1.20 hour of render – that’s 3.5 times FASTER!Īnd it got a bunch of other new cool features, like the:

This phenomenal speed comes from completely new hybrid algorithm that introduces VRAY NEXT features. VRay NEXT with Adaptive DomeLight – that can speed up your renders up to x7 times!

Check this back to back render comparison of old VRay 3.6 vs.

Vray licence price