Hopefully once you've made $5000 the Business license is easily affordable! That means if you're an indie dev, you can make up to $5000 revenue from using Construct 2 (for example, by selling games or supporting them with adverts) before you need to get a Business license. You can also use a Personal license for commercial purposes, up to a limit of $5000. The rules for a Personal license are slightly different for individuals and organisations. You do not need to pay any extra for additional features or exporters either - everything is included with one price. It is not a subscription, only a one-off payment. All updates to the Construct 2 editor are free as well. Licenses are not time-limited - you can use them forever with your copy of Construct 2. You also get extra sound effects, music and sprite packs to help you get started making games! You can use all Construct 2's features and make games as large as you like. Once you get a Personal license, all the limits are removed. Things like subfolder organisation and event search generally are most useful for larger projects, which tend to be over 100 events anyway. For example, the Space Blaster demo uses only 70 events - comfortably under the limit for quite a complex game! The rest of the limits generally shouldn't affect small projects either. The free edition is still a powerful tool even with these limits. for mobile or desktop publishing, are unavailable Not allowed to be used for commercial purposes (however, it can be used in education and other non-profit organisations).

No organising the project with subfolders

The free edition has all the features of the full software, but with a couple of limits. There are three ways to use Construct 2: the Free Edition, with a Personal license, or with a Business license. A full description of the licenses we offer exists below. You can use our 'What License Do I Need' tool to quickly discover which license you are required to use.

Construct 2 license generator