Compare Kerkythea and V-Ray 
- Users report that Kerkythea's library of materials is robust, scoring 9.0, which allows for a wide variety of textures and finishes, while V-Ray excels in shading with a score of 9.5, providing more advanced options for realistic rendering.
- Reviewers mention that V-Ray's ease of setup is a significant advantage, scoring 8.6, making it more accessible for new users compared to Kerkythea, which lacks a clear score in this area.
- G2 users highlight that V-Ray's quality of support is notably better, with a score of 8.0, while Kerkythea's support quality is lower at 6.4, indicating a potential challenge for users needing assistance.
- Users on G2 emphasize that V-Ray shines in product direction, receiving a positive score of 9.0, suggesting a strong commitment to future development, whereas Kerkythea's score of 6.1 indicates less confidence in its ongoing evolution.
- Reviewers say that V-Ray's rendering capabilities are superior, particularly in exterior rendering (9.5) and atmospheric rendering (9.2), which are crucial for architectural visualizations, while Kerkythea's scores in these areas are not as high.
- Users report that both products cater primarily to small businesses, with Kerkythea having 83.3% of reviews from this segment, slightly higher than V-Ray's 72.2%, indicating a strong focus on the needs of smaller firms.
- Fixed license on one computer
- Includes all V-Ray integrations
- Includes support
Their commitment towards the work given to them.
The program takes a little adjusting to get used to. Like most rendering programs understanding the program does have a learning curve and would reccomend a video tutorial. It is also more compatable with some programs better than others.
V-ray does a great job on rendering. It has all it takes to get photo-realistic renders. It uses CPU and GPU. has a great real-time rendering speed and quality. It's hard to think of something you don't have control over when it comes to rendering using...
Crashes, buggy, missing license, bad service. From the get go, it screws with my Sketchup Pro, they get along like milk and acid. Freezes when I toggle between Sketchup and the Vray material panel, crashes when I render, missing licenses when I restart, and...
Their commitment towards the work given to them.
V-ray does a great job on rendering. It has all it takes to get photo-realistic renders. It uses CPU and GPU. has a great real-time rendering speed and quality. It's hard to think of something you don't have control over when it comes to rendering using...
The program takes a little adjusting to get used to. Like most rendering programs understanding the program does have a learning curve and would reccomend a video tutorial. It is also more compatable with some programs better than others.
Crashes, buggy, missing license, bad service. From the get go, it screws with my Sketchup Pro, they get along like milk and acid. Freezes when I toggle between Sketchup and the Vray material panel, crashes when I render, missing licenses when I restart, and...
