Spline Pricing in May 2026

Spline's pricing follows tiered structure: Free Plan with limited features, Super at $9/month for individual paid features, Super Team at $15/user/month for team collaboration. Real-world Spline bills for designers and dev teams using interactive 3D land at $10-100/month.

The Free Plan offer covers basic 3D web design. The strategic decision: Spline's value is the browser-based collaborative 3D design tool combined with real-time export to web (React, Vue, native HTML/CSS) — making 3D web design accessible to designers who don't otherwise do 3D. For broader 3D web alternatives, Three.js is the dominant JavaScript 3D library — usually paired with React-Three-Fiber for React integration. Babylon.js is the alternative 3D library with stronger game-development focus. PlayCanvas targets browser-based 3D with strong scene editor. Bablyon Native and other native 3D tools target broader 3D applications. For specifically design tools without code (similar to Spline), Womp targets browser-based 3D design with simpler approach. Vectary targets browser-based 3D design with rendering focus. For specifically professional 3D design, Blender (open-source) is the dominant 3D tool with no-cost license. Cinema 4D, Maya, and 3ds Max target professional film/animation/architecture. For specifically AR/VR experiences, A-Frame, Wonderland Engine, and Babylon.js handle WebXR. For specifically game development with 3D, Unity and Unreal Engine remain dominant. For specifically Lottie-style animation (different from interactive 3D), Rive and Lottie target animation that's similar but conceptually different from 3D scenes. For specifically AI-generated 3D, Luma AI and Tripo3D target AI generation. Spline's distinctive position is the web-publishable interactive 3D for designers.