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Tripo vs Uthana: pricing, commercial use, and license

Can you ship a game made with Tripo or Uthana? By stored vendor quotes: Tripo: "Paid plan only", cheapest verified commercial plan $20/mo (billed yearly); Uthana: "Paid, or free with credit".

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Tripo

A paid plan is the shipping path. Free-plan output is not cleared for commercial use.

Uthana

Paid plans are the cleaner shipping path. Free-plan output needs the attribution the license requires.

Quick answers

Can I use Tripo or Uthana commercially in a game?
Tripo: The Free plan card lists public models and non-commercial use. Uthana: The pricing FAQ says paid usage includes commercial use of generated outputs, subject to Uthana's Terms of Use.
How much do Tripo and Uthana cost?
Tripo: Free is $0.00 a month with 200 monthly credits, which the page estimates at about 13 models. Uthana: Text-to-motion costs $0.02 per second of generated output on version 1.0, $0.03 on 2.0 and $0.10 on 3.0.
Who owns what Tripo and Uthana generate?
Tripo: For paid users, the terms say they generally have all rights in their inputs and outputs and the intellectual property based on them. The same clause also has paid users authorize Tripo to use and display inputs and outputs as needed to provide the service. Uthana: The Terms of Use say that on a Paid Plan you own all right, title and interest in the Customer Outputs you generate, apart from Uthana's own IP and third-party products.

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Tripo versus Uthana on pricing, commercial use, ownership, license, Steam disclosure, and export
FactTripoUthana
PricingTripoverified

Free is $0.00 a month with 200 monthly credits, which the page estimates at about 13 models.

Uthanaverified

Text-to-motion costs $0.02 per second of generated output on version 1.0, $0.03 on 2.0 and $0.10 on 3.0.

Commercial useTripoverified

The Free plan card lists public models and non-commercial use.

Uthanaverified

The pricing FAQ says paid usage includes commercial use of generated outputs, subject to Uthana's Terms of Use.

Ownership of outputsTripoverified

For paid users, the terms say they generally have all rights in their inputs and outputs and the intellectual property based on them. The same clause also has paid users authorize Tripo to use and display inputs and outputs as needed to provide the service.

Uthanaverified

The Terms of Use say that on a Paid Plan you own all right, title and interest in the Customer Outputs you generate, apart from Uthana's own IP and third-party products.

License caveatTripoverified

For free users, the terms say Tripo retains all rights in the inputs and outputs, including the right to license them and earn revenue from them.

Uthanaverified

On the Free Plan, Uthana owns the outputs and licenses them to you under CC BY 4.0. Where practicable you must credit "Animation generated with Uthana (uthana.com)".

Steam disclosureTripoverified

Player-facing art, sound, narrative, or localization made with this tool is the kind of shipped content Steam's Content Survey asks about (Pre-Generated). This is Valve's rule, not a statement from the vendor.

Uthanaverified

Player-facing art, sound, narrative, or localization made with this tool is the kind of shipped content Steam's Content Survey asks about (Pre-Generated). This is Valve's rule, not a statement from the vendor.

Engines and exportTripoverified

The plan comparison lists a DCC Bridge for Blender, 3ds Max, Unity, Unreal, Maya, Cocos, Godot, and ZBrush. File formats are not named on this page.

Uthanaverified

Self-serve motion exports as FBX, GLB or BVH, with destination-specific FBX presets for Unreal Engine 5 and Roblox Studio.

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