Summary
- Blackmagic has discounted DaVinci Resolve Studio 21 by 20% through November 20, 2026.
- Greek checkout shows a final price of €254.20 including 24% VAT.
- Six editing and color grading controllers are also discounted.
- The free edition of Resolve remains available.
DaVinci Resolve Studio 21 is 20% off until November 20, 2026, bringing the checkout total to €254.20 for buyers selecting Greece, including VAT.
Blackmagic Design announced the limited-time deal on October 20. It applies to the paid editing suite and selected controllers rather than representing a permanent list-price cut. The free edition of DaVinci Resolve remains available.
€254.20 in Greece: the checkout breakdown
With Greece selected as the destination, checkout shows €205.00 before VAT, plus €49.20 in Greek VAT at 24%. Shipping is listed as free, bringing the total to €254.20.
Regional price displays differ. Blackmagic’s German site lists a promotional price of €245, while its US press release gives $295 reduced to $236, excluding local taxes and fees. For a Greek buyer, the destination-specific checkout total is the useful figure.
What a Studio license adds
Studio is the paid edition of DaVinci Resolve, sold without a recurring monthly subscription. Compared with the free edition, it adds advanced AI functions such as Magic Mask and Speed Warp, noise reduction, additional Resolve FX and tools for demanding HDR grading and stereoscopic workflows.
Version 21 also introduced the Photo Page for organizing and editing RAW still images. The DaVinci Resolve 21.1 update subsequently introduced MCP-based AI assistant integration alongside further imaging tools.
Blackmagic highlights faster AI performance on the new Apple M6 and NVIDIA RTX Spark platforms as part of the promotion. These are the company’s performance claims for specific hardware, not a promise of equal gains on older computers.
More information here.
Six controllers also receive a 20% discount
The promotion also covers the DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel, Mini Panel and Advanced Panel for color grading, plus the Speed Editor, Replay Editor and Editor Keyboard for editing. The offers run through Friday, November 20, 2026, and controller availability is subject to stock.
If you are considering a control panel as well, check its final local price and what is included in the box. Some Blackmagic hardware bundles include a Studio license, which may make a separate software purchase unnecessary.
What we think
For someone editing regularly or doing serious color work, €254.20 including VAT is a significantly more attractive entry point into Studio than paying the regular price. If your projects actually call for noise reduction, Magic Mask or more advanced delivery tools, the paid edition offers a tangible workflow benefit.
But a discount alone is not a reason to buy. The free Resolve edition is still remarkably capable for many productions. Try your own footage first, identify which missing feature is slowing you down, and check whether a planned Speed Editor or panel purchase already comes with a Studio license.
Frequently asked questions
How much is DaVinci Resolve Studio 21 in Greece during the sale?
With Greece selected, checkout lists €205 before VAT, €49.20 in Greek VAT (24%) and a €254.20 total, with free shipping.
When does the 20% sale end?
Blackmagic gives Friday, November 20, 2026 as the deadline. Hardware offers are also subject to stock availability.
Does DaVinci Resolve Studio require a subscription?
No. Studio is sold as a software license rather than a monthly or annual subscription. The separate free edition remains available.
