LumaPlane
6.4#11 in projection mapping softwareFrom $19 a yearFree planWeb
VisitLumaPlane vs MadMapper
What both publish
| Fact | LumaPlane | MadMapper |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The page describes mirroring the screen to a projector as the output method and does not list third-party integrations. | Networking and control options include MIDI, OSC, Art-Net, Spout, Syphon, NDI, Ableton Link, Blackmagic, USB cameras and MiniMad. |
| Support | The site displays a Contact link but does not state a support response time or service level on the page opened. | Support requests can be submitted through MadMapper’s contact form, and the sales/support team is available Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 17:00 CET. |
LumaPlane plans
- StarterFree
- Basic$19 a year
- Pro$49 a year
MadMapper plans
- Try MadMapperFree
- Temporary installations€39 a month
- Artist€399, paid once
- Artists€399, paid once
Pick LumaPlane if…
LumaPlane suits beginners, educators, hobbyists, and artists who want to prototype projections in settings such as classrooms, workshops, or small venues. The free plan can work for users who are comfortable with the built-in gallery rather than uploading their own media.
Pick MadMapper if…
MadMapper is suited to visual and digital artists, scenographers, stage designers, VJs, and other creative people working with mapped visuals. Its extensive control and DMX options may fit projects involving live control or lighting systems.