Final Draft Site License

Final Draft, A Cast & Crew Company, values its relationships with schools, educational organizations, studios, and production companies.

The Final Draft Site License is the appropriate license if your organization, company, or school needs several licenses for multiple employees, students or enterprise usage.

With its flexible license agreements and remote deployment capability, the Final Draft Site License enables any member of your organization to use the latest version of Final Draft both at home and on campus at no additional charge. Easy accessibility is affordable with free version upgrades and tiered discount pricing. An assigned Enterprise Associate can help add more users at any point in your contract year.

SELECT YOUR LICENSE

Studio/Production License

Educational/Non-Profit License

FINAL DRAFT FEATURES

Remote Deployment/Auto-Activation

Using popular deployment tools like Jamf Pro, IT can send out an image that will activate the program upon the first click of the Final Draft icon.

Remote Collaboration

Writing partners and teams can collaborate simultaneously in real time, whether they’re around the corner or around the world.

Production Tagging Tool

Easy, on-board script breakdowns allow users to prep files for scheduling and budgeting.

Templates

Final Draft contains over 100 templates for screenplays, teleplays, comics, VR/immersive storytelling, graphic novels, and stage plays.

User Friendly

Replace end users or machines within your contract year at no additional charge. No hassles, no resets, and no need to touch client machines!

Secure & Easy Home Use

Employees and students can do simple local installations and activations for use on personal Mac or Windows computers. No personal data is ever collected!

“I use Final Draft every day of my working life. Final Draft’s enthusiastic and effective support of the community of writers is a model of how these things should be done.”

HOWARD A. RODMAN

Screenwriter, past President – Writers Guild of America West; former Chair of the Division of Writing for Screen and Television at the USC School of Cinematic Arts