Studios on DevNet
What a studio account is, how to get one with Enterprise, and how to set up the studio page developers and clients see.
A studio is a business account on DevNet. It gets a page in the Studios directory, posts jobs, takes client commissions, and is run from Studio HQ by you and your team.
Get a studio
Studios come with the Enterprise plan, which DevNet sets up for you. Select Contact us on the Enterprise card on the Subscription page.
Once Enterprise is on your account, open Put your studio on DevNet and name your studio. This turns your current account into the studio and keeps everything on it. If you'd rather keep your personal account separate, use the Enterprise options on your profile to set up a separate studio account instead.
Already on a studio's team? You don't need your own plan: switch to the studio from your account menu. See Act as your studio.
Studio HQ
Studio HQ is the studio's home: a checklist to finish your studio page, your latest applicants and open jobs, and links to every studio tool. The Studio part of the sidebar has:
- Studio HQ: the overview.
- Applicants: your jobs and who applied.
- Studio board: the shared team board.
- Team: members and roles.
- Studio page: what people see in the directory.
- Commissions: client requests.
- Billing: your plan.
Your studio page
Edit it in Studio page. Complete pages get more applicants and client requests.
- Address: letters, numbers and dashes. Old links stop working if you change it.
- Tagline (up to 120 characters) and about (up to 2,000).
- Platforms and specialties: the Studios directory filters by these. Specialties include full game development, game design, scripting & systems, building & environments, 3D modelling, animation, uI & UX, vFX, audio & music, bots & tools, live ops, marketing & UGC, porting and qA & testing.
- Games and projects: up to 8 links to what you've shipped.
- Details and contact: where you're based, when you started, website, contact email and Discord invite.
- Badge icon: a square SVG (up to 64 KB) shown next to your teammates' names on their profiles.
- Show in the Studios directory: when off, your page still works by link and your jobs stay on the jobs board.
- Take client work: shows a Request work button on your page.
The logo and banner are the studio account's avatar and banner, changed from its profile.