Score Studio launched its computer-vision platform on September 17, 2026, offering a free self-hosted edition and a $249-a-month managed cloud plan.
Score said in a post on X that the product brings annotation, training, evaluation and deployment into one place. The company’s site says users can build and deploy vision AI workflows in the cloud or locally.
The launch gives teams a single product for stages of computer-vision work that Score said have been spread across labeling tools, notebooks, model hubs and deployment systems. Score Studio also lists data generation, workflows and monitoring among its functions.
The company released a free Community Edition as self-hosted software under the Apache 2.0 open-source license. Its paid Pro plan costs $249 per month and provides a managed cloud workspace.
Score Studio also went live on Product Hunt on September 17. Its listing describes the product as a way to move from raw footage to production vision automatically.
Score Studio is built by Score Technologies, the team behind Score Vision, a decentralized computer-vision framework that runs as Subnet 44 on the Bittensor network. Score’s earlier work focused on game-state recognition in football video, where it sought to reduce the time and cost of manual sports-video annotation through a distributed network of miners and validators.
The company announced the news in a post on X.
