Enscape · Cloud workstation
Run Enscape on a GPU workstation.
Ray tracing included.
From $1.49an hour, no GST, billed per minute
First top-up $20 = 8 hours on the RTX 5080.
Recommended for Enscape: RTX A4000, 16 GB VRAM
No account until you press Start. Other GPUs
An Enscape workstation in the cloud. Enscape needs VRAM your modelling laptop doesn’t have. Run it on a workstation-class RTX GPU and walk the client through the building.
You reach it through the Coreframe Connect app, streamed at 4K at 60 fps. The viewport moves when you move the mouse, which is what you want from a real-time renderer.
By the Coreframe Cloud team · Updated
Enscape runs here. You see it there.
Why this card for Enscape.
Real RT cores
Enscape's ray-traced reflections, shadows and global illumination run on the GPU's dedicated RT cores, the same silicon a local RTX machine uses.
Your host app, same desktop
Install Revit, SketchUp, Rhino or Archicad on the same workstation. Enscape plugs into it the same way it does locally. It's an ordinary Windows desktop.
No machine to buy
A workstation that renders comfortably costs about $6,000. You buy it once, and then it sits idle for the three weeks after the presentation you bought it for. Rent one and it's there when the deadline is.
What our customers say
As a freelancer I can't justify a workstation that sits idle between projects. When a Twinmotion job comes in, I open an RTX 5080 on Coreframe and stop paying the moment I close it. My files wait on my Coreframe drive, so I pick up right where I left off.
Dinesh
Freelance visualiser · Twinmotion
Blender and After Effects all day, often for two clients at once. On Coreframe, 64 GB of RAM keeps long After Effects comps smooth, and Blender renders finish far sooner than on my laptop. It costs more than a basic cloud VM, but a basic VM can't run this.
Sai
Motion designer · Blender & After Effects
I test heavy Unreal levels and walk scenes in Twinmotion. The 16 GB card on Coreframe loads what my own machine couldn't, and it streams to my laptop in 4K.
Avi
Game tester · Unreal Engine & Twinmotion
Before Coreframe I did all of this on an RTX 3060 at home, cutting textures down just to make big projects fit. Now I open an RTX 5080 when a test pass needs it, and per-minute billing means short sessions cost what they should.
Srini
Game developer & tester
I'm based in Singapore and paid with my international card: no paperwork, just an email and a mobile number. On Coreframe I build comps in After Effects and run my FFmpeg batch encodes on the same machine, then pull the finished files down. One proper Windows workstation for the whole job.
Jin
Video editor · After Effects & FFmpeg, Singapore
Enscape: what’s installed, what you bring.
Already installed
- D5 Render
- Twinmotion
Bring your own licence
- Enscape
- Its host: Revit, SketchUp, Rhino or Archicad
Enscape is a plugin: install its host application first, then Enscape, with your own licences. Each session starts from a clean machine, so software you install is removed when it ends, unless you choose a persistent workstation (available on selected GPUs), which keeps your own Windows disk between sessions. Everything on the machine.
The GPU we recommend for Enscape
RTX A4000, 16 GB VRAM
Enscape ray-traces on the RT cores and keeps the model in VRAM; 16 GB suits most building models.
Pick a GPU for Enscape.
One price per GPU-hour, in US dollars. The recommended card is picked; tap another to change it.
RTX A4000 chosen. You sign up when you press Start: your email and a WhatsApp code. You pay before any GPU time, then download Connect.
The machine.
| Disk | 1 TB NVMe |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 11 / Windows Server |
| Access | Coreframe Connect app, streamed at 4K at 60 fps |
| Display driver | WDDM, which Enscape requires |
| Host apps | Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, Archicad |
| Location | Tier III data centre, India |
| Coreframe workstations | 16 to 48 GB |
|---|---|
| Many laptops and entry desktops sold for design work | 6 to 8 GB |
Each node has one GPU and one customer at a time. The number to compare is VRAM: 16 to 48 GB, against the 6 to 8 GB in most laptops sold for design work. VRAM decides whether a scene loads at full texture resolution or has to be cut down.
What it costs.
No commitment. Billed per minute from when you connect, not per whole hour. Preparing the workstation and uploads are free. If you don't connect within 10 minutes of your workstation being ready, it shuts down and those 10 minutes are charged. If a connection fails on our side, nothing is charged. 50 GB of persistent storage included, kept while your account is active. Session scratch is cleared when the session ends.
Cheaper per hour than ad-hoc at every tier, from $70.99/month. Persistent project storage and named seats for your studio. Extra NAS storage $15.99/TB/month.
See plans →The Enscape licence is yours to bring. Sign in to your Enscape account on the workstation to activate your seat. Named-user and floating both work. Prices in US dollars carry no GST (export of services), and the invoice is in US dollars.
Studio of 3 or more? Team plans share one pool of hours and one invoice.
Questions.
Does Enscape work on a cloud GPU?
Yes, on a card with a WDDM display driver and RT cores. A Coreframe workstation is a Windows machine (Windows 11 or Windows Server) with a dedicated NVIDIA RTX GPU and the full WDDM driver, so Enscape installs, finds the RT cores and ray-traces the way it does on a desktop machine. You reach it through the Coreframe Connect app, streamed at 4K at 60 fps.
Can I use Enscape with Revit or SketchUp on a cloud workstation?
Yes. Enscape is a plugin, so install its host application first (Revit, SketchUp, Rhino or Archicad), then Enscape on top, and work the way you would locally. Both sign in with your own accounts.
What is in the workstation?
Your choice of GPU from the NVIDIA RTX A4000 16 GB to the NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada 48 GB, with 16 to 48 GB of VRAM, 64 to 128 GB of RAM and 16 vCPU, with 1 TB NVMe, running Windows 11 or Windows Server in a Tier III data centre in India. The GPUs on offer and their prices are on the pricing page. One customer per node. Nobody shares the card, and it isn't sliced into a virtual GPU.
Do I need my own Enscape licence?
Yes, Enscape is bring your own licence. Sign in to your Enscape account on the workstation to activate your named-user or floating seat. Coreframe only charges for GPU-hours.
How much does an Enscape cloud workstation cost?
Ad-hoc sessions are $1.49 per GPU-hour, billed per minute from when you connect, not per whole hour. Preparing the workstation and uploads are free. If you don't connect within 10 minutes of your workstation being ready, it shuts down and those 10 minutes are charged. If a connection fails on our side, nothing is charged. Committed monthly plans start at $70.99/month and bill extra hours below the ad-hoc rate at every tier: $1.99/hr on Small Team, $0.99/hr on Medium Team. Prices in US dollars carry no GST (export of services), and the invoice is in US dollars.
What GPU do I need for Enscape?
For Enscape we recommend the RTX A4000 with 16 GB of VRAM. Enscape ray-traces on the RT cores and keeps the model in VRAM; 16 GB suits most building models. Every card on the price list runs it; you pick the card when you start.
No account until you press Start. New to it? How a session works.