I've been using Maya since 2000, a year after it came out. It's disgustingly obvious at this point that now that we're all forced onto subscriptions for many years, the features they add each year are clearly not worth the tens of thousands of dollars we have to pay for 5 to 10 licenses. Those of you who haven't been around long enough on the 3D scene don't understand how much you're paying for so very little. Autodesk no longer have any motivation to give us anything substantial because if we don't pay them, then they terminate our ability to use their software. They cooked up this idea back in 2017, and it's been down hill ever since. We have no way to retaliate, other than to revert back to using version 2018 (the last perpetual license version). We now live in the age of software hell.

I recently bought Maya 2019 from this store and I’m very happy with my decision to make this purchase. I love using this version of Maya and After Effects together to make real-time edits while previewing scenes at the same time. This is the perfect solution for me. My order was accepted by the company on the weekend and I received it the next day after payment. Thanks!

This is not the first time our company has ordered software from this store. We are happy with the service, as well as 24-hour online support. Therefore, when we needed to buy Autodesk Maya 2018, we made an order in this store. It is very convenient that the order was processed within an hour and we received a link to download the software and a license immediately after payment. What our designers liked the most about this version of Maya is the HumanIK technology that makes it easier to work with animation.

I have been using Revit since 2011. For me, this is the best BIM software for almost any project task. The only downside for me is that there is little embedded content, but the built-in tools help me develop the missing components. It's also great that updates come out every year.