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Pricing

Priced per machine, like the rest of your rack.

Licensed per PC running Cenna Studio, the way production software usually is. Designers don't need a licence to hand you a PSD.

Solo
Free
one machine

For a single overlay on a single show. The whole editor, nothing withheld.

  • ·PSD import with editable text
  • ·Visual editor and layer tree
  • ·Keyframe timeline
  • ·Transparent browser source
  • ·Font bundling

One project. No live data.

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On air
Studio
$290
per operator machine · perpetual

For the PC that serves the overlays. Everything in Solo, plus the parts that make it a production tool.

  • ·Unlimited projects and overlays
  • ·JSON datasources with polling
  • ·Visual field mapping
  • ·Live control panel over SSE
  • ·Re-import diff that keeps your edits
  • ·Project export and backup
  • ·12 months of updates
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Facility
Let's talk
five machines and up

For flypacks, multi-studio venues, and teams who need a person to call at 19:55.

  • ·Everything in Studio
  • ·Volume licensing across machines
  • ·Priority support
  • ·Onboarding for your design team
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Before you ask

What counts as a machine?
The PC running Cenna Studio and serving the browser source. That can be the same box as your switcher or another one on the network — either way it's one licence. A designer building the PSD doesn't need one, and neither does the machine that only renders the overlay.
Does Cenna Studio need internet during a show?
No. Cenna Studio and the browser source it serves stay on your own network. If you bind fields to a JSON endpoint, only that endpoint needs reaching — and polling can be set to manual so nothing moves unless you say so.
What happens when my 12 months of updates run out?
Cenna Studio keeps working, forever, on the last version you received. Updates resume if you renew. A licence you paid for never stops rendering.
What can render the overlays?
Anything that takes a browser source. Cenna Studio serves an ordinary transparent web page over HTTP, so whatever you switch on renders it — and you can point several at the same address at once, because the overlay never learns which one is asking.

Still unsure? Ask us directly.