Pricing

Free while LMX is in beta.

The beta is the whole console and it costs nothing, so you can patch, program and output real DMX today. The Pro and Education prices below are what LMX is expected to cost once it leaves beta. Neither is on sale yet, and beta builds stay free and unrestricted until they are.

Available now

Demo

Try the whole thing properly

Free

  • The complete console feature set
  • Art-Net, sACN & USB-DMX output (up to six fixtures at a time)
  • 400+ fixture profiles + GDTF import
  • Built-in 3D visualiser
  • Full in-app documentation
  • No licence key, no time limit
  • Beta: the installer goes out through the free beta programme
Download the Beta
Not yet on sale

Pro

For working programmers & venues

£299

or £19/month

Planned price for when LMX leaves beta.

  • Everything in the demo
  • Will be licensed for production use
  • Priority support
  • One-time licence or monthly subscription
  • Nothing to buy yet: beta builds are free and unrestricted
Tell me when Pro opens
Not yet on sale

Education

Schools, theatres & training programmes

£19 per seat

Planned price for when LMX leaves beta.

  • Full visualisation
  • No DMX output - visualiser-only seats
  • One full licence included with every 20 seats
  • Site-wide licensing available at launch
  • Get in touch now to plan a rollout
Talk to us about a rollout

LMX is in beta, so nothing is for sale yet. The prices for Pro and Education are published early so you can budget around them, but they are not final and there is no way to buy either one today. While the beta runs, every build is free and unrestricted for anyone in the beta programme. We'll announce it here, and to everyone on the beta announcements list, before licences go on sale.

Why is the demo free with no time limit?

Because nobody should commit to a console they haven't programmed a show on. Take your time learning LMX, build your cue stacks and run them on the visualiser. The only limit is that the demo outputs DMX to six fixtures at a time, which is enough to prove it on real lights. Lifting that limit for a full production rig is what Pro will be for, once LMX leaves beta and licences go on sale.