Move Pro alternatives.
Move's self-serve multi-camera product was replaced by an enterprise system in April 2026. Here's what happened, in dates — and where that workflow goes now.
- Getting started
- Sign upSelf-serve, from free
- versusSales callGenesis is quote-only
- Reported spend
- €25/moEssential plan
- versus$7k/yrCreator-reported two-actor Move Pro setup
- Cameras per take
- 12Calibration-free
- versus4–8Move Pro's calibrated GoPro rigs
VerdictThe short version
Move.ai replaced Move Pro with Genesis — enterprise, on-premise, priced by quote. If you're enterprise-scale, book the demo. For everyone Move Pro actually served — teams shooting multi-camera on GoPros and phones — mimem is built for exactly that gap.
The recordWhat happened
From self-serve to sales call.
- 2023Move.ai opens self-serve subscriptions for its multi-camera platform, reported around $50 a month.
- Apr 2026Move announces Genesis — enterprise, on-premise, built with Electronic Arts: Z-Cam rigs, local processing, real-time pre-viz.
- Apr 2026Trade press reports Genesis has replaced Move Pro on move.ai (80.lv, Lifeboat). No formal discontinuation notice.
- Jul 2026Move Pro is no longer sold self-serve; its $995 trial still appears in Move's docs.
The lineupAfter the pivot
The middle is missing.
A phone app below, a sales call above — the tier Move Pro occupied is vacant. That's the tier mimem was built for.
Move One
$18–$490/mo + VAT
One camera, one performer, 60-second clips, credit metering. The phone app.
The middle
Free · €25–€199/mo
Self-serve multi-camera with flat pricing — where Move Pro lived. mimem lives here: up to 12 calibration-free cameras, engine-ready FBX, commercial rights on every plan.
Move Genesis
Quote-only
Enterprise and on-premise: Z-Cam rigs, dedicated GPU hardware, studio support. No published price.
Sources: move.ai · docs.move.ai · 80.lv — observed 31 July 2026
ReviewsAn independent comparison
“Same footage… processed using Move Pro, the $7,000 per year system. And on the right we have mimem, which is using just three of the six GoPros and costs $25 per month. They're both really good.”
MigrationYour rig still works
Keep the GoPros. Skip the rig.
mimem takes the same footage Move Pro did — GoPros, phones, DSLRs — up to 12 angles, no calibration step, FBX out. Start with the multi-camera guide and the camera placement guide.
Credit where dueWhere Move wins
Where Move still wins.
Real-time on stage
Move Live streams into Unreal as you perform; Genesis adds low-latency pre-viz. mimem reconstructs offline.
Enterprise deployments
On-premise, no credits, studio support, EA pedigree. If data sovereignty and SLAs are requirements, that's its territory.
USD export
Move exports USD alongside FBX; mimem is FBX-first.
If you're quote-sized, Move will treat you well. This page is for everyone whose budget isn't.
Related reports: Move.ai alternatives · what motion capture really costs · mimem vs Rokoko Vision.
Frequently Asked Questions
In April 2026, Move.ai replaced Move Pro on its site with Genesis, an enterprise on-premise system (reported by 80.lv and Lifeboat; observed 31 July 2026). Move hasn't published a formal discontinuation notice — Move Pro still appears in its legal pages — but the product is no longer sold self-serve.
Move.ai hasn't said so officially, and we won't claim it. What's verifiable: Genesis replaced Move Pro on move.ai in April 2026, and there is no self-serve way to buy Move Pro today (observed 31 July 2026).
Move's docs list a $995 30-day trial with roughly 1,000 credits and up to 4 cameras (observed 31 July 2026); beyond that, plans were custom, and creators have reported figures around $7,000 a year for two-actor setups. Genesis, its successor, has no published price.
For most self-serve setups, yes. mimem reconstructs from up to 12 synchronized cameras — GoPros included — with no calibration step, and exports FBX that retargets to any character, stylized included, with IK retargeting for precise feet and hand placement. What it doesn't do is real-time: if you livestream motion to a stage, Move Live remains the tool.
Genesis is enterprise, on-premise and priced by quote (observed 31 July 2026) — built for studios with dedicated capture stages and the hardware to match. Nothing stops a small team from requesting a quote, but it isn't a self-serve product.
Real motion.
Really captured.
