Mixamo vs AccuRIG: free auto-rigging for game characters

Side-by-side from each vendor's own pricing and terms pages, checked 2026-10-15. Prices shown exactly as displayed (promos and billing period noted).

The licence question first

Mixamo (Adobe): free tier: commercial use allowed. Paid: n/a (n/a (no paid tier)). Details
AccuRIG (Reallusion): free tier: unverified. Paid: n/a (n/a (no paid tier for AccuRIG itself)). Details

	Mixamo (Adobe)	AccuRIG (Reallusion)
Free tier	Free with an Adobe ID; no Creative Cloud subscription needed (not available for Enterprise/Federated IDs or China country codes)	Free desktop auto-rigging software; direct export to major 3D platforms
Paid price (as shown)	Free	Free (AccuRIG); ActorCore motions sold separately, e.g. 20 premium motions plan $29/month
Credits / cost per asset	not stated	not stated
Licence: free tier	FAQ: 'You can use both characters and animations royalty free for personal, commercial, and non-profit projects including … Create video games'	Unclear for the free tool. Reallusion's Software EULA (May 25th, 2026) allows exporting 'generated models and/or animations to external software and include them in your games', but the grant covers 'Reallusion Software purchased under a perpetual license or used under an active subscription license'; AccuRIG is free and neither is stated
Licence: paid	n/a (no paid tier)	n/a (no paid tier for AccuRIG itself)
Export / engines	Auto-rigger for bipedal humanoids; FBX download for engines	Exports to major 3D platforms (per product page); low-to-high density meshes, A and T poses
Engine integrations	not stated	not stated
API / MCP	unverified	unverified
IP indemnity	No vendor IP indemnity found in the terms; you must indemnify the vendor	No vendor IP indemnity found in the terms
Affiliate	not stated	not stated