CGAxis vs VIZPARK

CGAxis is a library of production-ready 3D models, PBR materials, HDRI maps, decals, and imperfections for archviz, games, and VFX. Its catalog lists 13,659 assets, with new items added every week. More than 100 models, materials, and HDRIs are free to use without credits or a subscription. Visitors can inspect 747 assets in a browser-based 3D preview by spinning and zooming, without downloads or plugins. The free CGAxis Hub desktop app browses and previews the catalog, then can append selected assets into a running 3D application. It lists integrations with Blender, Cinema 4D, 3ds Max, Maya, SketchUp, Unreal, and Unity. A separate Blender add-on supports Blender 4.0–5.0 on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Downloads include a royalty-free commercial license that remains usable after a subscription ends. Paid options include Essential at $16 a month (billed $190 billed yearly), credit bundles, and individual or team subscriptions. The Studio plan provides separate accounts per seat.

VIZPARK makes 3D models and tools for architectural visualization, including models, textures, HDRI skydomes, materials, and plugins for procedural textures and materials. Its VP COMPLETE bundle combines 23 products, with over 900 models, 100 texture sets, and 50 HDRI skydomes. The maker lists support for 3ds Max, MODO, Cinema 4D, SketchUp, Blender, FBX, OBJ, and Artlantis; renderer support varies by product. Plant models are available as mesh and proxy objects without GrowFX, and some include GrowFX presets for 3ds Max. VIZPARK has a free plan, with paid products from $5.50. Free products let customers check compatibility and inspect included formats, textures, scenes, or software. Purchased files are downloads with no time or count limits. Each software tool purchase includes one license active on one computer at a time, with unlimited deactivation and reactivation. The license permits personal and commercial use to create visual work, but prohibits reselling or redistributing products and included files.