Octane rendering on FARPY
Octane is its own FARPY lane. It is not another Blender button. FARPY checks the input, shows a fixed quote, runs the work, then returns the result and a receipt. Support is pilot and limited. FARPY does not claim every Octane version, plugin, or scene package.
What this lane is
- Octane rendering, separate from Blender Cycles.
- Package-based input, including ORBX, only where the live job accepts that package.
- A locked quote before payment. The quote is the price for that job.
- Verified output plus a receipt when the job completes.
What this lane is not
- Not a Blender mode, add-on, or .blend converter.
- Not a promise of every Octane plugin, version, or scene format.
- Not the public Blender 1¢/frame rate.
- Not GPU-hour rental and not a generic farm marketplace.
How to ask about a pilot job
This page does not accept Octane uploads or show a Pay button. The homepage dropzone rejects non-.blend files. If you have a specific Octane package FARPY can inspect, use an existing contact path.
Email support@farpy.com, open Contact, or read Discord for the live Blender path.
How pricing works
FARPY quotes the specific Octane package it can accept. That locked amount is the price. This page does not publish a live per-frame or measured-runtime rate. AI may help with risk or ETA. AI does not set the price.
The homepage dropzone is the live Blender .blend path. Octane jobs follow the same quote-first contract when that lane accepts the package.
Evidence, not a catalog
Published Octane Labs records are scoped experiments. They are not a menu of supported production scenes. Read FRS-2026-001 for what was tested and where the claim stops.