They also have a less restrictive educational version that is used at universities and schools etc. It is great for personal learning - much better than some 30 day trail. This is not an educational license, it is simply free with restrictions such as a render watermark and import and export restrictions. You have a free license, which you can use to learn the software. I think the best model for me is Houdini. (their free skin is bad though, can't stand it). So you can use it for free (even commercially) as long as you don't make more than a certain amount per year. Unity has a similar model, but is free. You can use that commercially as long as you don't make more than a certain amount of money per year, else you have to upgrade to the full license.
If you look at Allegorithmic - they have indie licenses of their software for about $150. I feel like this is a much better model to get people to use 3DCoat. I want to ask whether you guys think they should change the 'amateur' license to an 'Indie' license instead (Where you are allowed to use it commercially instead, say when you make less than $100000 per year).
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