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Here are answers to common questions about Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio.

Is Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio free?link

Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio is a paid product, but you can try all features free for 15 days during the trial period.

If you’re looking for a free option, check out Radzen Blazor Studio.

How much does Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio cost?link

Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio is included in the following subscriptions:

• Radzen Blazor Pro – $799 per year for one developer seat
• Radzen Blazor Team – $1999 per year for three developer seats

You can use the same license key to activate both Radzen Blazor Studio and Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio.

For more details, see the Pricing FAQ.

I am an existing customer. Do I get Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio?link

Yes. If you have an active subscription you already have access to Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio. Use the license code from your existing subscription to activate it.

What’s the difference between Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio and Radzen Blazor Studio?link

Here’s a quick comparison:

• Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio is a Visual Studio plugin. Radzen Blazor Studio is a standalone IDE.
• The Visual Studio extension works on Windows only. Radzen Blazor Studio also runs on macOS and Linux.
• The Visual Studio version doesn’t yet include all the features of the standalone app. You can check the roadmap for upcoming updates.

What features do both products share?link

Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio uses the same core engine as Radzen Blazor Studio. That means both have identical design-time features, code generation templates, and evolve together as part of the same product family.

Need more help?link

If you have questions or run into issues, visit the Radzen Blazor for Visual Studio forum.

You can ask questions, read discussions, or get help directly from the Radzen team.