There's no "commercial license" add-on to buy every Meshy plan already includes one, in one of two forms. Here's exactly what each form grants, what it costs you in attribution, and where the input-ownership rule can void it.
This page is informational, not legal advice see also the commercial use guide
Output from Meshy 7.1 carries the exact same licence grant as any earlier engine the plan you generated on is what matters, not the model version.
Assets converted through the 3D Agent chat workflow inherit the same plan-based licence as any single-model generation see game assets in one chat.
Models generated through the API or MCP server carry your account plan's licence no separate developer-terms carve-out.
Assets keep the rights of the plan active when they were generated. Downgrading only changes terms for models made afterward already-generated paid-plan assets stay exclusively yours.
The grant holds only if your inputs don't violate someone else's copyright true on every plan, regardless of engine version. See commercial use.
The 50%-off first month, student pricing and annual billing all carry the same paid-plan licence discounts don't reduce rights.
| Attribute | Free Plan (CC BY 4.0) | Paid Plans |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial use | Allowed | Allowed |
| Ownership | Openly licensed (reusable by anyone) | Exclusively yours |
| Attribution | Required | Not required |
| Asset visibility | Public | Private |
| Exclusivity | Never possible | Yes |
Assets are exclusively yours, with full rights to distribute and sell.
Governed by Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.
This applies on every plan, paid or free a paid plan's "exclusively yours" grant does not override someone else's underlying copyright. Full walkthrough in commercial use.
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No separate purchase is required. Commercial rights are included in every plan. Paid tiers grant exclusive private ownership; the Free plan provides CC BY 4.0 licensing that permits commercial use with attribution to Meshy.
Free-plan assets remain under CC BY 4.0 permanently Creative Commons licenses cannot be revoked. Paid-plan creations stay yours after cancellation. Upgrading protects future work only, not retroactively. Keep exports and receipts as proof of creation timing.
Yes that's inherent to open licensing. Free-plan assets are public; CC BY 4.0 permits sharing, adaptation, and commercial sale provided they credit Meshy. For exclusive rights, use a paid plan instead.
No detailed changelog is necessary. A simple note like "based on a Meshy AI generation, modified" satisfies the requirement. This applies only to free-plan assets; paid plans require no attribution at all.
Jurisdiction and law remain unsettled here. Meshy's license governs your relationship with the platform only it claims no ownership of paid output. Third-party enforceability depends on your location and human creative contribution. Consult legal counsel for commercial projects.
Three sources govern it: Meshy's Terms of Use (site footer), the pricing FAQ, and the Creative Commons BY 4.0 deed at creativecommons.org. This page summarizes all three it isn't a replacement for reading them.
No. The licence grant is tied to your plan (Free vs. paid) at the moment of generation, not the underlying model version output from Meshy 7.1 follows the exact same rules as any earlier engine.
No. Assets produced via the 3D Agent's chat-based batch workflow carry the same plan-based licence as a single manual generation.
Every plan includes commercial rights paid plans just skip the attribution line.
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