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Indie subscriptions also now available in the remaining countries in EuropeĪlthough users in most major European countries were already eligible for indie subscriptions, Autodesk has also now made them available via a general ‘Other European Countries’ online store. We aren’t sure exactly when the change was made – we spotted it when CGPress ran a story last week – but a search of Wayback Machine indicates that it’s happened since the end of January 2021. Again, the earnings threshold for eligibility is $50,000/year. In addition, there is now separate local pricing for artists in Argentina, Chile and Colombia. That list has now been broadened to include the whole of Latin America, not just Brazil and Mexico, with indie subscriptions available via Autodesk’s continent-wide online store.Īt $280/year, the cost is the same as for artists in the US, but the earnings threshold is halved: you can only take out an indie subscription if your gross earnings from creative work are under USD $50,000/year. Now available throughout the whole of Latin America

The program was initially only available in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and the US, but in 2020, Autodesk extended the program to over 40 countries worldwide, including Asia and mainland Europe. The exact price varies from country to country, but is currently $280/year for the US. Launched in 2019, 3ds Max Indie and Maya Indie provide users with a gross annual revenue from design work under an earnings threshold with a single licence of the full version of the software. Use the full version of 3ds Max or Maya for $280/year Indie subscriptions are also available to artists throughout North America, where the earnings limit is $100,000/year, and Europe – now including the whole of mainland Europe – plus selected countries in Asia. The $280/year subscriptions, which provide access to the full versions of the software for use in commercial projects, are now available to artists in Latin America earning under $50,000/year from creative work. Autodesk has made 3ds Max Indie and Maya Indie, its reduced-price subscriptions to 3ds Max and Maya, available to users throughout Latin America, not just Brazil and Mexico.