The Open Studio License Program is an initiative by Zero Density to provide access at no cost to the entire software stack of the Zero Density’s software ecosystem to SOHO (Small Office / Home Office) users, educational users and self learning users. The program aims to expand the user base of Zero Density’s innovative platforms, including Reality5, Lino, Reality Hub, and the Traxis Hub. By doing so, Zero Density enriches the ecosystem with more skilled professionals and contributes to platform innovation and product improvements.

The program is a unique offering that provides full access to all licenses of Zero Density’s software ecosystem, including Reality5, Lino, Reality Hub, and the Traxis Hub. These tools facilitate the creation of virtual studios, augmented reality (AR), extended reality (XR), on-air graphics, and video wall graphics, all integrated into an end-to-end real-time graphics workflow.

Any entity with annual gross revenues under $1 million (including any advances received or other funds raised and measured at the highest consolidated holding entity level for the group of underlying entities over the last 12 months) is eligible to use the software without any license fee. This includes SOHO (Small Office / Home Office), educational, and self-learning users. 

If a user’s revenue exceeds $1 million, they will be required to transition to a paid license. Revenue includes government funding and third-party funding. Academic users must provide accreditation from a recognized academic institution in their country or establishment. The complete eligibility is described in our EULA.

Zero Density is committed to growing its user base and enhancing its platforms through broader industry engagement. By offering this program, we aim to close the talent gap in the industry, ensuring more professionals are trained on our software. Additionally, the expanded user base will provide valuable feedback that will help us improve our products more rapidly.

The program benefits current paid license users in several ways:

• Expanded Talent Pool: With more users gaining experience with our software, the pool of skilled professionals available to our clients will grow.
• Enhanced Software: The increased number of users will contribute to more diverse and timely feedback, allowing us to refine and improve our platform faster, benefiting all users.
• User-Driven Innovation: Third-party developers will create new functionalities and innovations that can benefit the entire Zero Density user base, including those on paid licenses.

For paid customers, including standard and enterprise users, we offer Epic Games sublicenses that are subject to Zero Density EULA. Open Studio License Program users are subject to the Epic Games Unreal Engine EULA.

You can obtain information on support options by submitting a contact form on our website, reaching out to your designated country manager, or by emailing us directly at openstudio@zerodensity.io.

Maintenance is provided at no cost. Support pricing is determined based on the list prices of our software offerings. For further details on support costs, please contact your country manager or email openstudio@zerodensity.io. 

Paid upgrades for specific hardware, including camera tracking, talent tracking, and rendering equipment, are available through our program. Contact us for more information on these options.

Due to changes in the Unreal EULA, we are unable to continue offering it. Instead, we have introduced the Open Studio License Program, which provides access to all Zero Density software at no cost, aimed at growing the user base and developing the talent of the future.

Epic Games restricts purchases in certain regions due to export control laws and sanctions. As of now, the countries and regions where Epic Games services, including purchases can be found here. We follow the same regulations and restrictions.

You may be eligible under the SOHO requirements.

Fill the application form on the Open Studio License Program landing page and submit a revenue document covering the last 12 months for the highest consolidated holding entity or funding source. Public tax statements are accepted for verification purposes.

Yes, students and professors from institutions within the Open Studio License Program may apply by submitting an enrollment document from their academic institution. Upon approval, a Non-Commercial Agreement must be signed.

Students and professors at institutions not currently participating in the Open Studio License Program can still apply. Please provide an enrollment document from your academic institution, and you will need to sign a Non-Commercial Agreement upon approval.

Fill the application form on the Open Studio License Program landing page and submit an official Accreditation Document verifying your status as an educational institution. Academic users cannot utilize the software to produce commercial work. 

Self-learning users can access OSLP licenses upon signing a Non-Commercial Agreement, if approved by Zero Density. This agreement states that the software will be used exclusively on personal computers and for non-commercial purposes. Zero Density reserves the right to approve or reject self-learning applications without further explanation.

Self-learning eligibility is not related to their employment. The users can access OSLP licenses upon signing a Non-Commercial Agreement, if approved by Zero Density. This agreement states that the software will be used exclusively on personal computers and for non-commercial purposes. Zero Density reserves the right to approve or reject self-learning applications without further explanation.

Self-learning users must sign a Non-Commercial Agreement, which stipulates that the software licenses are used exclusively on personal computers and for non-commercial purposes. Zero Density reserves the right to approve or reject self-learning applications without further explanation.

Your corporation can also apply under the SOHO eligibility.

Self-learning users must sign a Non-Commercial Agreement, which stipulates that the software licenses are used exclusively on personal computers and for non-commercial purposes. Zero Density reserves the right to approve or reject self-learning applications without further explanation.

Fill the application form on the Open Studio License Program landing page and submit a brief cover letter, stating the intended use case clearly. Self-learning users cannot utilize the software to produce commercial work. This includes the company one is working for, regardless of their Zero Density client status.