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Ziva pricing, commercial use, and license

Can you ship a game made with Ziva? Commercial terms are only partly verified. This is not a yes. Hobby, Basic, Pro, and Ultra are for non-enterprise use; studios that count as enterprises need a custom Enterprise agreement.

Ziva is an AI agent plugin for the Godot editor (4.2+): it reads your scene tree and scripts, writes GDScript or C#, edits nodes and signals, and on Pro can playtest your game with an agent that sends real input. Hobby is free ($3 of included AI usage, or bring your own Claude/Codex subscription or a local model); Basic is $20/month, Pro $50, Ultra $200. The terms say you retain all rights to the code and content you create and that Ziva never trains on your code. Individual plans are for non-enterprise use; Unity and Unreal are enterprise-only.

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Can I ship it?

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Commercial terms are only partly verified. This is not a yes.

The Terms of Service say you retain all rights to the code and content you create with Ziva.
Generated content is provided as is; Ziva says AI code should be reviewed and tested before production and you are responsible for validating it.
Ziva says it does not store prompts or code and never trains on your code. Cloud model providers handle requests under their own retention terms.
Steam says efficiency gains from AI tools built into development environments are not the focus of the generative-AI section. Workflow-only use sits outside that stated focus. If generated content still ships to players, the Pre-Generated question applies.

Quick answers

Can I use Ziva commercially in a game?: Hobby, Basic, Pro, and Ultra are for non-enterprise use; studios that count as enterprises need a custom Enterprise agreement.
How much does Ziva cost?: Hobby is free with $3 of included AI usage a month, capped free messages, and the option to bring your own Claude or Codex subscription. No card required. Basic is $20 a month with $60 of included AI usage a month.
Who owns what Ziva generates?: The Terms of Service say you retain all rights to the code and content you create with Ziva.
What can I export from Ziva for a game engine?: Ziva runs inside Godot 4.2+. Unity is an enterprise beta and Unreal or custom engines need an Enterprise inquiry.

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Hobby (free)

PricingVerified

Hobby is free with $3 of included AI usage a month, capped free messages, and the option to bring your own Claude or Codex subscription. No card required.

Hobby Get started today Free - $3 of included AI usage monthly* 50 free Ziva Baby messages a day Up to 10 free Ziva Smart messages Bring your own Claude/Codex subscription All core features No credit card required

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Basic plan

PricingVerified

Basic is $20 a month with $60 of included AI usage a month.

Basic For casual developers $20 /month - $60 of included AI usage monthly*

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Pro plan

PricingVerified

Pro is $50 a month with $150 of included AI usage a month, and adds the Playtest Agent.

Pro For indie developers $50 /month - $150 of included AI usage monthly*

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Ultra plan

PricingVerified

Ultra is $200 a month with $600 of included AI usage a month.

Ultra For serious developers $200 /month - $600 of included AI usage monthly*

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Playtest Agent

PricingVerified

The plugin and Hobby tier are free, but the Playtest Agent needs Pro at $50 a month, and playtests use more of your AI allowance than chat.

Ziva is free to download and the Hobby tier costs nothing, but the Playtest Agent needs Pro at $50/month. Playtests can use substantially more of your AI allowance than a short chat.

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Individual plans are non-enterprise

Commercial useVerified

Hobby, Basic, Pro, and Ultra are for non-enterprise use; studios that count as enterprises need a custom Enterprise agreement.

Hobby, Basic, Pro, and Ultra are for non-enterprise use.

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Ownership of your code

Ownership of outputsVerified

The Terms of Service say you retain all rights to the code and content you create with Ziva.

You retain all rights to the code and content you create using Ziva.sh.

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AI output is as-is

License caveatVerified

Generated content is provided as is; Ziva says AI code should be reviewed and tested before production and you are responsible for validating it.

Content generated by Ziva's AI models is provided "as is." While we strive for accuracy and quality: AI-generated code should be reviewed and tested before use in production

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No training on your code

License caveatVerified

Ziva says it does not store prompts or code and never trains on your code. Cloud model providers handle requests under their own retention terms.

We never use your code or project data to train AI models.

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Engines

Engines and exportVerified

Ziva runs inside Godot 4.2+. Unity is an enterprise beta and Unreal or custom engines need an Enterprise inquiry.

The bundled Playtest Agent is available for Godot 4.2 and later. Unity is an enterprise beta, and Unreal or custom-engine projects require an Enterprise inquiry to confirm available tooling and scope.

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Steam AI disclosure

Steam disclosureVerified

Steam says efficiency gains from AI tools built into development environments are not the focus of the generative-AI section. Workflow-only use sits outside that stated focus. If generated content still ships to players, the Pre-Generated question applies.

Efficiency gains through the use of these tools is not the focus of this section. Instead, it is concerned with the use of AI in creating content that ships with your game, and is consumed by players. This includes content such as artwork, sound, narrative, localization, etc.

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Alternatives

Bezi — AI game-development assistant that connects to your Unity or Unreal Engine project (scripts, scenes, prefabs, assets) and implements work in-engine. Credit plans run from a 100-credit free trial to $180/month. The terms assign Output to you and say User Materials are not used to train models.
Coplay — AI assistant inside the Unity Editor (scene and hierarchy edits, code generation, UI, asset creation), now part of Aura. Free plan, $20/month Professional with credits passed through at LLM provider cost. Its terms let Coplay train on Free and paid users' prompts, code, and assets; only Enterprise opts you out.
Cursor — AI code editor and agent from Anysphere, used by game programmers alongside Unity, Unreal, and Godot projects. The Terms of Service assign Suggestions to you and say Content is not used for training unless you opt in; they have no separate commercial-use clause. Plans now bundle Cursor with Grok usage, and third-party models are billed separately.
GitHub Copilot — Code assistant used in IDEs, including by Unity, Unreal, and Godot programmers. GitHub publishes plan prices and says it does not claim ownership of Input or Output. Which engines are officially supported was not on the pages quoted here.
JetBrains AI — JetBrains AI is the credit subscription for AI Assistant in JetBrains IDEs. Individual prices are published. The JetBrains AI terms say outputs and suggestions are your data. The licensing page does not name Rider, Unity, Unreal, or Godot.
Ludus AI — Ludus AI is an AI toolkit that runs inside the Unreal Engine 5 editor as a plugin: Blueprints, C++, 3D models, materials, Niagara VFX, sound and animation. Pro is $25/month ($20 billed yearly) after a 14-day trial. The terms say you own the Outputs to the extent they are capable of ownership; model training on your content is off by default.
Rosebud AI — Rosebud AI is an AI game builder: you edit your game by prompting its AI, and credits also generate images, sprite animations, sounds, skyboxes, and 3D models. The free version is personal, non-commercial use only. The pricing FAQ puts full commercial rights on 10x Dev and higher, and code download plus Windows export for Steam on Pro and higher.
Unity AI — Unity's in-editor assistant and related AI tools. Pro, Enterprise, and Industry subscriptions include access. Personal Edition converts to $10/month after a trial. Unity Muse is described as deprecated. Commercial rights in generated output were not stated on the pages fetched.

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Ziva pricing, commercial use, and license

11 verified facts · 0 unverified · newest verified quote 2026-10-27

Can I ship it?

Summary, not a quote

Commercial terms are only partly verified. This is not a yes.

The Terms of Service say you retain all rights to the code and content you create with Ziva.
Generated content is provided as is; Ziva says AI code should be reviewed and tested before production and you are responsible for validating it.
Ziva says it does not store prompts or code and never trains on your code. Cloud model providers handle requests under their own retention terms.
Steam says efficiency gains from AI tools built into development environments are not the focus of the generative-AI section. Workflow-only use sits outside that stated focus. If generated content still ships to players, the Pre-Generated question applies.

Quick answers

Can I use Ziva commercially in a game?: Hobby, Basic, Pro, and Ultra are for non-enterprise use; studios that count as enterprises need a custom Enterprise agreement.
How much does Ziva cost?: Hobby is free with $3 of included AI usage a month, capped free messages, and the option to bring your own Claude or Codex subscription. No card required. Basic is $20 a month with $60 of included AI usage a month.
Who owns what Ziva generates?: The Terms of Service say you retain all rights to the code and content you create with Ziva.
What can I export from Ziva for a game engine?: Ziva runs inside Godot 4.2+. Unity is an enterprise beta and Unreal or custom engines need an Enterprise inquiry.

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Hobby (free)

PricingVerified

Hobby is free with $3 of included AI usage a month, capped free messages, and the option to bring your own Claude or Codex subscription. No card required.

Hobby Get started today Free - $3 of included AI usage monthly* 50 free Ziva Baby messages a day Up to 10 free Ziva Smart messages Bring your own Claude/Codex subscription All core features No credit card required

Fetched 2026-10-27 · last check 2026-10-27 · Source

Basic plan

PricingVerified

Basic is $20 a month with $60 of included AI usage a month.

Basic For casual developers $20 /month - $60 of included AI usage monthly*

Fetched 2026-10-27 · last check 2026-10-27 · Source

Pro plan

PricingVerified

Pro is $50 a month with $150 of included AI usage a month, and adds the Playtest Agent.

Pro For indie developers $50 /month - $150 of included AI usage monthly*

Fetched 2026-10-27 · last check 2026-10-27 · Source

Ultra plan

PricingVerified

Ultra is $200 a month with $600 of included AI usage a month.

Ultra For serious developers $200 /month - $600 of included AI usage monthly*

Fetched 2026-10-27 · last check 2026-10-27 · Source

Playtest Agent

PricingVerified

The plugin and Hobby tier are free, but the Playtest Agent needs Pro at $50 a month, and playtests use more of your AI allowance than chat.

Ziva is free to download and the Hobby tier costs nothing, but the Playtest Agent needs Pro at $50/month. Playtests can use substantially more of your AI allowance than a short chat.

Fetched 2026-10-27 · last check 2026-10-27 · Source

Individual plans are non-enterprise

Commercial useVerified

Hobby, Basic, Pro, and Ultra are for non-enterprise use; studios that count as enterprises need a custom Enterprise agreement.

Hobby, Basic, Pro, and Ultra are for non-enterprise use.

Fetched 2026-10-27 · last check 2026-10-27 · Source

Ownership of your code

Ownership of outputsVerified

The Terms of Service say you retain all rights to the code and content you create with Ziva.

You retain all rights to the code and content you create using Ziva.sh.

Fetched 2026-10-27 · last check 2026-10-27 · Source

AI output is as-is

License caveatVerified

Generated content is provided as is; Ziva says AI code should be reviewed and tested before production and you are responsible for validating it.

Content generated by Ziva's AI models is provided "as is." While we strive for accuracy and quality: AI-generated code should be reviewed and tested before use in production

Fetched 2026-10-27 · last check 2026-10-27 · Source

No training on your code

License caveatVerified

Ziva says it does not store prompts or code and never trains on your code. Cloud model providers handle requests under their own retention terms.

We never use your code or project data to train AI models.

Fetched 2026-10-27 · last check 2026-10-27 · Source

Engines

Engines and exportVerified

Ziva runs inside Godot 4.2+. Unity is an enterprise beta and Unreal or custom engines need an Enterprise inquiry.

The bundled Playtest Agent is available for Godot 4.2 and later. Unity is an enterprise beta, and Unreal or custom-engine projects require an Enterprise inquiry to confirm available tooling and scope.

Fetched 2026-10-27 · last check 2026-10-27 · Source

Steam AI disclosure

Steam disclosureVerified

Efficiency gains through the use of these tools is not the focus of this section. Instead, it is concerned with the use of AI in creating content that ships with your game, and is consumed by players. This includes content such as artwork, sound, narrative, localization, etc.

Fetched 2026-10-27 · last check 2026-10-27 · Source

Alternatives

Bezi — AI game-development assistant that connects to your Unity or Unreal Engine project (scripts, scenes, prefabs, assets) and implements work in-engine. Credit plans run from a 100-credit free trial to $180/month. The terms assign Output to you and say User Materials are not used to train models.

Coplay — AI assistant inside the Unity Editor (scene and hierarchy edits, code generation, UI, asset creation), now part of Aura. Free plan, $20/month Professional with credits passed through at LLM provider cost. Its terms let Coplay train on Free and paid users' prompts, code, and assets; only Enterprise opts you out.

Cursor — AI code editor and agent from Anysphere, used by game programmers alongside Unity, Unreal, and Godot projects. The Terms of Service assign Suggestions to you and say Content is not used for training unless you opt in; they have no separate commercial-use clause. Plans now bundle Cursor with Grok usage, and third-party models are billed separately.

GitHub Copilot — Code assistant used in IDEs, including by Unity, Unreal, and Godot programmers. GitHub publishes plan prices and says it does not claim ownership of Input or Output. Which engines are officially supported was not on the pages quoted here.

JetBrains AI — JetBrains AI is the credit subscription for AI Assistant in JetBrains IDEs. Individual prices are published. The JetBrains AI terms say outputs and suggestions are your data. The licensing page does not name Rider, Unity, Unreal, or Godot.

Ludus AI — Ludus AI is an AI toolkit that runs inside the Unreal Engine 5 editor as a plugin: Blueprints, C++, 3D models, materials, Niagara VFX, sound and animation. Pro is $25/month ($20 billed yearly) after a 14-day trial. The terms say you own the Outputs to the extent they are capable of ownership; model training on your content is off by default.

Rosebud AI — Rosebud AI is an AI game builder: you edit your game by prompting its AI, and credits also generate images, sprite animations, sounds, skyboxes, and 3D models. The free version is personal, non-commercial use only. The pricing FAQ puts full commercial rights on 10x Dev and higher, and code download plus Windows export for Steam on Pro and higher.

Unity AI — Unity's in-editor assistant and related AI tools. Pro, Enterprise, and Industry subscriptions include access. Personal Edition converts to $10/month after a trial. Unity Muse is described as deprecated. Commercial rights in generated output were not stated on the pages fetched.

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