rabbit.reviews75Consensus score
How strongly 4 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Excellent for motion graphics — PCMag's top pick for this use case
- Fast generation and iteration for rapid creative workflows
- New ZRemeshing, simulation, and scene graph tools
Skip it if
- Expensive at $719/year with no indie license tier
- Confusing mixture of old and new node systems
- No native fluid simulation tools
“For many years was c4d which is a bit expensive if you just dabble in 3d”r/MotionDesign community member (BigJamDick)
What owners love
- Excellent for motion graphics — PCMag's top pick for this use case
- Fast generation and iteration for rapid creative workflows
- New ZRemeshing, simulation, and scene graph tools
- Great tabbed interface for managing multiple projects
The recurring gripe
- Expensive at $719/year with no indie license tier
- Confusing mixture of old and new node systems
- No native fluid simulation tools
In owners’ own words
“For many years was c4d which is a bit expensive if you just dabble in 3d”