Move.ai alternatives.
Why people go looking, and where mimem fits — figures observed 31 July 2026, including what Move still does best.
- Clip cap
- NoneUploads to 2 GB, up to 4K
- versus60 sEvery recording capped
- Free tier renews
- Daily50 tokens every morning
- versusNever30 credits granted once
- Cameras per take
- 12Calibration-free
- versus1Multi-camera at Move is now Genesis — enterprise, quote-only
VerdictThe short version
If you need live motion on a stage, stay with Move — Move Live is real. But multi-camera at Move went enterprise in April 2026, and if you're leaving over 60-second clips, credit packs or a free tier marked for personal projects, mimem is the closest like-for-like swap — commercial rights on every plan.
The frictionWhy people switch
Four reasons this search exists.
Multi-camera went enterprise
In April 2026 Genesis — on-premise, quote-only — replaced the self-serve Move Pro (80.lv; observed 31 July 2026).
60-second clips
Move One caps each recording at 60 seconds (docs.move.ai, observed 31 July 2026).
Credit math
Gen 2 spends 2 credits per person per second — the $18 Starter covers 30 seconds a month.
The free-tier license
Marked for personal projects, education and research (move.ai, observed 31 July 2026).
Head to headThe readout
mimem against Move One.
Move One is what Move still sells self-serve — Genesis and Move Live are covered honestly below.
| Criterion | mimem | Move One |
|---|---|---|
| Cameras per take | (advantage)Up to 12, calibration-free (3 on Free) | 1 in Move One — multi-camera is now enterprise Genesis, quote-only |
| Clip length | (advantage)No per-clip cap — uploads to 2 GB, up to 4K | 60 seconds per clip |
| Free tier | (advantage)50 tokens, renewed daily | 30 credits, one time |
| Commercial rights | (advantage)Every plan, including Free | Free tier is personal, education and research only |
| Capture metering | (advantage)Daily allowance — no credit packs | Credits: 1–2 per person per second of footage |
| Hands & fingers | Included | Included |
| Real-time capture | No — offline reconstruction | (advantage)Move Live, on a dedicated rig |
| Export formats | FBX — retargets to any character, stylized included, with IK-precise feet and hands | FBX, USD, MP4 — BVH and Blend on the web platform |
| Runs on | Web + iOS companion app; any cameras you own | iPhone app, web platform, API |
| Paid entry | €25/mo | $18/mo + VAT |
Move One lives on your iPhone. So does mimem.
The companion app records 4K 60fps on device and syncs up to 12 phones into one take — no clip timer running.
Free · iOS 17+ · pairs with your session
One takeEvery angle
One angle guesses. Twelve angles know.
A single camera estimates whatever it can't see — the physics of every single-camera tool, not a flaw unique to Move. mimem's answer is more cameras, not more guessing: no calibration, no rig, just the phones already in the room.


PricingBoth ladders, dated
Flat months against credit packs.
Move meters credits per second of footage; mimem renews tokens daily. Both ladders verbatim, observed 31 July 2026.
mimem
Live pricing- Free€0
50 tokens a day, up to 3 cameras, 3 FBX exports a month — full commercial rights
- Essential€25/mo
500 tokens a day, priority processing, 40 FBX exports a month
- Plus€60/mo
1,500 tokens a day, up to 6 cameras, unlimited FBX exports
- Pro€199/mo
5,000 tokens a day, up to 12 cameras, unlimited FBX exports
Allowances renew every day on every plan. Pay monthly or annually, cancel anytime.
Source: mimem.ai/pricing
Move One
Observed 31 July 2026- Free$0
30 credits, one time — licensed for personal projects, education and research
- Starter$18/mo + VAT
60 credits a month
- Standard$48/mo + VAT
180 credits a month
- Plus$225/mo + VAT
240 credits a month
- Advanced$490/mo + VAT
700 credits a month
Gen 1 processing uses 1 credit per person per second of footage; Gen 2 uses 2. Recordings in the Move One app are capped at 60 seconds per clip.
Source: move.ai · docs.move.ai
Credit where dueWhere Move wins
Where Move still wins.
Real-time on stage
Move Live streams motion into Unreal as you perform. For broadcast, Move wins outright.
Enterprise scale, on-premise
Genesis runs on your own hardware — unlimited processing, no credits, quote-sized budgets.
USD export
Move exports USD alongside FBX; mimem is FBX-first.
If those are your requirements, Move earns its price.
The fieldOther options worth testing
Not us? Also fine.
A trustworthy alternatives page has more than one alternative on it.
QuickMagic
A generous single-camera free tier with FBX export. Single-angle capture, so occlusion still limits complex moves.
Rokoko Vision
Free to try with 30 seconds of processing a month, and the door into Rokoko's suit ecosystem. We compared it in full →
DeepMotion Animate 3D
Physics-assisted single-camera capture with text-to-motion. Commercial use requires a paid plan — compared in full →
Coming from Move Pro specifically? We wrote up what happened, and where that workflow goes now →
Frequently Asked Questions
Move One's free tier is a one-time grant of 30 credits (observed 31 July 2026), licensed for personal, education and research use. Paid plans start at $18 a month plus VAT. mimem's Free plan renews 50 tokens daily and includes full commercial rights.
Not from the free tier — Move marks it for personal projects, education and research; paid tiers include commercial licensing (move.ai, observed 31 July 2026). Every mimem plan is licensed for commercial work, including Free.
mimem's iOS companion app records 4K 60fps on device and syncs up to 12 phones into one synchronized take, with no per-clip cap. You can also skip the app entirely and upload footage from any camera — phones, GoPros, webcams, DSLRs — to the web app.
Yes — that's the closest fit in today's lineup. Move replaced Move Pro with the enterprise, quote-only Genesis system in April 2026, so self-serve multi-camera capture no longer has a home at Move. mimem covers exactly that: up to 12 calibration-free cameras — GoPros included — engine-ready FBX, and flat pricing from free. We wrote up the whole story on our Move Pro alternative page.
In April 2026, Genesis — an enterprise, on-premise system — replaced Move Pro on Move's site (reported by 80.lv; observed 31 July 2026). Move hasn't published a formal discontinuation notice, but Move Pro is no longer sold self-serve.
No. mimem works with the cameras you already own — phones with or without the companion app, GoPros, webcams, DSLRs — with uploads up to 2 GB and 4K per file.