3DEqualizer4
6.1#13 in vfx toolsFrom €146 a monthLinuxmacOSWindows
Visit3DEqualizer4 vs Blender
What both publish
| Fact | 3DEqualizer4 | Blender |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 1995 | 2002 |
| Intended users | The vendor says subscriptions are available to hobbyists, students, individuals aspiring to enter VFX, and VFX companies. | Blender says it is well suited to individuals and small studios that benefit from a unified pipeline and responsive development process. |
| Support | The vendor says support requests are handled by the developer responsible for that part of the software and typically receive a response within a few hours. | Support resources include an online manual, developer documentation, Python API reference, tutorials, community forums, and enterprise support for Blender LTS releases through Canonical. |
3DEqualizer4 plans
- 3DEqualizer4 - 1 Week Subscription€65, paid once
- 3DEqualizer4 - 12 Months Subscription€146 a month
- 3DEqualizer4 - 3 Months Subscription€169 a month
- 3DEqualizer4 - 1 Month Subscription€197 a month
- 3DEqualizer4 - Permanent License€7,699, paid once
Blender plans
- BlenderFree
Pick 3DEqualizer4 if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Blender if…
Blender suits people who need a broad set of 3D creation, animation, sculpting, or VFX tools in one desktop application. Its Python API also suits advanced users who want to customize tools or add-ons.