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Most Valhalla DSP plugins are $50 USD each, and three of them are free. The paid plugins are sold directly on valhalladsp.com, where each product page has an "Add to cart" button. If you only want to try the company's sound before spending anything, the free plugins are full products, not demos.
Paid plugins: $50 each
Every paid plugin listed on the site carries the same price, so the choice is about which sound you want rather than which tier you can afford.
| Plugin | Price | What it's positioned for |
|---|---|---|
| Valhalla VintageVerb | $50 USD | Old school digital hardware reverbs |
| Valhalla Delay | $50 USD | Echoes, looping, all things delay |
| Valhalla FutureVerb | $50 USD | Reverb, echoes, delay, clean reverbs |
| Valhalla Room | $50 USD | Algorithmic reverb focused on precision |
| Valhalla Shimmer | $50 USD | Ethereal decay and pitch-shifting soundscapes |
| Valhalla Plate | $50 USD | Warm, dense reverbs from the 1960s and 1970s |
| Valhalla UberMod | $50 USD | Chorus, flanging, multitap reverb effects |
A few notes on the paid lineup:
- Valhalla FutureVerb is the newest release. The site describes it as the product of 8 years of research and development, with 8 natural reverb modes, and says the goal was a transparent sound without the metallic artifacts of earlier digital algorithmic designs.
- Valhalla VintageVerb, Delay, Room, Shimmer, Plate, and UberMod are all listed at the same $50 price, so there is no cheaper or more expensive tier among them.
- Buying happens through the "Add to cart" button on each product listing. The site does not publish details about payment methods, licensing terms, or whether upgrades are included, so check the cart and checkout flow for those specifics.
Free plugins
Three plugins are listed as free and are worth starting with if you want to evaluate the Valhalla sound first:
- Valhalla Space Modulator — flanging and doubling
- Valhalla Freq Echo — described on the site as "psychedelic skull-melting chaos"
- Valhalla Super Massive — massive reverbs, harmonic echoes, and space sounds
These are labeled "Free!" with a "Learn More" link rather than an "Add to cart" button, which distinguishes them from the paid products on the same page.
How to decide
- If you want reverb first: Valhalla VintageVerb (vintage digital character), Valhalla Room (clean and precise), Valhalla Plate (warm and dense), or Valhalla Shimmer (ambient and pitch-shifted).
- If you want delay: Valhalla Delay covers echoes and looping; Valhalla UberMod leans into chorus, flanging, and multitap weirdness.
- If you want the newest algorithms: Valhalla FutureVerb, which the site presents as its most recent research-driven release.
- If you want to spend nothing yet: download Valhalla Super Massive, Freq Echo, or Space Modulator and judge the interface and sound for yourself.
What the price does and doesn't tell you
The $50 figure is consistent across the paid catalog as listed on the site, so budgeting is straightforward: each paid plugin costs the same. What the site does not state is whether there are bundle discounts, upgrade pricing, or regional tax handling — those would only appear during checkout. Treat $50 per plugin as the listed price and confirm the final total in the cart before buying.