Disguise Designer
7.1#2 in virtual production softwareFrom $1,500 a yearFree planWebmacOSWindows
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Grid Studio
7.5#1 in virtual production softwareFrom €5 a yearFree planAndroidiOS
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| Fact | Disguise Designer | Grid Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Designer creates a digital replica of a production environment for designing, visualising, sequencing, and controlling content. | Grid Studio is a low-code development environment for building and prototyping projects that connect devices and control real-time experiences. |
| Support | Disguise directs technical questions to [email protected] and lists technical support phone numbers for the UK, US, and Hong Kong. | Three-month and yearly credit options include updates and support during their runtime, while perpetual credits include one year of updates and support. |
| Use cases | The software supports pitch creation, camera fly-throughs, content validation, technical setup testing, and experience design. | Listed feature areas include automation, spatial tracking and sensor integration, virtual production, broadcast studios, and augmented reality workflows. |
Disguise Designer plans
- Designer StarterFree
- Designer Pro$159 a month
- Designer Pro$1,500 a year
Grid Studio plans
- FreeFree
- Free downloadFree
- 3-month credit license€2, paid once
- 1-year credit license€5 a year
- Perpetual credit license€20, paid once
Pick Disguise Designer if…
Designer suits production teams planning and preparing mapped visual content, from previews and technical checks to live show programming. Starter fits learning, training, testing, and development without a server connection; Pro is for production work and collaboration.
Pick Grid Studio if…
Grid Studio suits technical users, from non-technical operators to advanced engineers, working in areas such as virtual production, broadcast, and augmented reality. It may also fit teams that need custom device connections or 3D sensor and camera planning.