Every artist.
One floating licence pool.
Studio is the collaborative standard: the unrestricted PFTrack toolset with multi-user floating licences that move across any authorised workstation in your organisation, plus an external Python API and CLI for pipeline automation. Same feature set as Enterprise, minus advanced pipeline integration and offline licence management.
Boutique and mid-sized studios
Professional artists, small studios, boutique studios, production teams and mid-sized facilities, anywhere more than one person touches the tracking and reconstruction work.
Floating, online, organisation-wide
Floating licences
Online management
Pipeline automation
Evaluation before purchase
Support
Multi-user floating licences float across any authorised workstation within the purchasing organisation, the licence follows whoever needs it, rather than sitting on one box.
Licences are managed online through a Studio account. Offline licence management and air-gapped operation are Enterprise capabilities.
External Python API and CLI make Studio compatible with production pipelines running Unreal Engine, Maya, Houdini, Nuke and other DCCs. Enterprise adds extended Python APIs and advanced pipeline integration.
There is no trial licence. Sign up for an account, download PFTrack and it runs in demo mode, nothing to install licence-wise, and export is disabled, so you can judge the nodes, solving and workflow before you rent or buy.
Optional ticketed support is available at additional cost. Dedicated enterprise support and custom maintenance contracts sit with Enterprise.
Rent it for a project, or own it
Is Studio the right edition?
1. Can your PFTrack workstations reach the internet to validate a licence?
2. How is your team deployed?
3. What do support and procurement need to look like?
PFTrack Studio is the right edition
Studio gives you the complete toolset with multi-user floating licences managed through an online Studio account — from £59/week on 5- or 30-day rent-to-buy, or £1,699 perpetual. Nothing in your answers requires Enterprise deployment controls.
Because your workstations can validate a licence online; one organisation with floating licences is sufficient; online purchase with optional ticketed support works.
Studio vs Enterprise
Every edition ships with the full node set. Studio adds command-line processing and RED and ARRI RAW debayering; the rest is how each edition is licensed and deployed.
Built for
Node set
Command-line processing
RED and ARRI RAW debayering
Python
Licence
Licence management
Virtual machines
Support
How you buy
Solo
An individual
Full
Not included
Not included
In-graph scripting
Single user, one computer at a time
Online, through your Solo account
Not supported
Community forum and in-app AI assistant
Inside PFTrack, by card or another method offered at checkout
Studio
A production team
Full
Included
Included
In-graph scripting
Floating, across authorised workstations
Online, through a Studio account
Supported
Community, plus optional ticketed support
Online, through a Studio account
Enterprise
Facility infrastructure
Full
Included
Included
In-graph scripting, plus extended Python APIs
Enterprise floating, multi-site
Local PFBucket server, fully offline and air-gapped
Supported
Dedicated liaison and enterprise SLAs
Direct from The Pixel Farm or an authorised reseller
Common Questions
No. Studio carries the same feature set as Enterprise with two exceptions: advanced pipeline integration and offline licence management.
There is no trial licence. Create an account, download PFTrack and it runs in demo mode: no licence to install, and export is disabled. That lets you assess the interface, nodes and solving workflow before committing; exporting to Postshot or your DCC requires a licence.
Licences are multi-user and floating: they move across any authorised workstation within the purchasing organisation, managed through your Studio account.
No. Offline licence management and air-gapped operation are Enterprise capabilities, licensed through the local PFBucket Server. Read about Enterprise.