Comparison · Updated October 2026
Enscape and V-Ray both come from Chaos, but they solve different problems. Enscape shows your design in real time while you work, so you can walk clients through it in a meeting. V-Ray produces final photorealistic images and animations.
Many practices use Enscape during design and V-Ray for the final presentation images. Prices below exclude 18% GST.
For several users, renewals or a mix of products, send us your requirement and our sales team will reply with a detailed quotation.
Current prices as of October 2026. GST is charged at 18% and shown on your invoice.
| Plan | Term | Price (excl. GST) | Including 18% GST | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enscape Solo (named user) | 1 year | 56,330 | 66,469 | Real-time walkthroughs and quick visuals while you design. | View → |
| Enscape Premium (named user) | 1 year | 65,738 | 77,571 | The full Enscape feature set for one designer. | View → |
| V-Ray Solo (named user) | 1 year | 52,920 | 62,446 | Final photorealistic images in one design application. | View → |
| V-Ray Premium (floating) | 1 year | 76,322 | 90,060 | Photorealistic rendering across several applications, shared by a team. | View → |
Prices are set by the software publisher and may change. The price shown at checkout is the price you pay.
Yes, for most designers. Enscape works with very little set-up, while V-Ray offers more settings to control the final image.
No. Enscape works with Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, Archicad and Vectorworks. For 3ds Max, V-Ray or Corona are the usual choices.
Yes. Chaos offers collections that combine them with other tools. Ask us which combination suits your team.
The table above shows the current one-year prices before 18% GST, with the totals including GST alongside them.
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