What each Eagle 3D Streaming plan includes, how usage is counted, and the settings that stop a bill growing while you are not looking.
| Trial | Core | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | $29 a month, or $290 a year | Custom |
| Streaming minutes | 60, for the life of the trial | 300 a month, then $0.10 a minute | $0.10 a minute |
| Streams at once | 1 | 10 | Up to 1,000 |
| Storage | 5 GB | Up to 250 GB | Up to 1 TB |
| Watermark | Eagle 3D Streaming watermark | None | None |
| Payment card | Not required | Required | — |
| Regions | USA, Europe | USA, Europe | Global |
| Renews | — | Automatically, unless cancelled | By agreement |
Minutes and storage are both tracked live and visible in the Control Panel. Minutes are streaming time — time a session is running, whether or not anyone is looking at it.
A session left open in a forgotten tab consumes minutes at exactly the same rate as one being used. Setting logout after inactivity is the single most effective thing you can do about an unexpectedly large bill, and it costs a real viewer nothing.
On a prepaid-minute plan, Minutes Streamed Limit puts a ceiling on usage. Enable it under Subscriptions and choose the number of minutes.
The trial has 5 GB. Core goes up to 250 GB and Enterprise up to 1 TB, bought from the Control Panel under Subscriptions.
Storage is consumed by uploaded builds — including old versions, if version control is on. Deleting versions you will not roll back to is usually cheaper than buying more space, and it is done from the app.
The settings that end sessions nobody is using, before they cost you.
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