Epic Games Introduces New Pricing for Unreal Engine for Non-Game Developers

The new seat-based subscription model, priced at $1,850 per user annually, aims to support sustainable development while maintaining accessibility for a broad user base.

Epic Games announces new pricing for Unreal Engine for non-game developers, effective with the release of Unreal Engine 5.4 in late April.
The new seat-based subscription model will cost $1,850 per user annually, targeting industries outside of game development.
Game developers will continue to operate under the existing model, paying a 5% royalty on products exceeding $1 million in lifetime gross revenue.
Included in the subscription are access to Unreal Engine, Twinmotion, and RealityCapture, with the option to purchase individually.
Epic aims to make Unreal Engine development sustainable while keeping tools free for students, educators, hobbyists, and small revenue earners.