A small team buys a seat band and gets one licence key. Everyone who holds it unlocks every tool in their own browser. Nothing is installed, nothing is uploaded, and nobody has to remember a login.
Card payment only on this page. A named annual invoice and procurement paperwork are on the teams page, which reaches a person.
Five people, one invoice. Each person redeems the same key in their own browser.
The buyer gets a seat and a key. Cancel from the Stripe receipt; the key stops at the end of the paid period.
Twenty people on one key. The seat band is the whole price — nothing is metered.
The buyer gets a seat and a key. Cancel from the Stripe receipt; the key stops at the end of the paid period.
Any browser, no account. The key is the only credential, so anyone who has it can use it until the period ends — send it the way you would send a password.
The buyer does not have to run anything. If the whole team is one person, the buyer is the whole team.
Pay by card. The Stripe receipt is the account — there is nothing else to sign up for, and the cancel link is on it.
A twelve-character key is issued once per subscription. It appears on this page after payment, and the buyer's own browser keeps it.
Any channel you already use. It is a bearer credential, so treat it like a password rather than a link you would post.
Each person opens this page, redeems the key, and every tool unlocks in their browser until the paid period ends.
A key is also readable by a machine. One GET returns whether it is live, what band it covers and when it ends, so an internal portal can gate its own link to the tools. That is the licence API, included with both bands.
The same gaps the teams page lists, in the place a buyer will read them. Better here than in a reply after the card is charged.
No document reaches a server, so there is nothing to count. A fifth person on a five-seat key would work; that is a licence breach, not a lockout. We would rather say that than pretend a counter exists.
There is no admin console and no way to cut off one person while the others keep working. Cancelling ends the key for everyone at the end of the paid period.
None of it exists, and none of it is claimed. If a reviewer needs it, that is worth knowing before a trial rather than after.
Because files are never uploaded, usage cannot be measured from our side. The invoice says how many seats the band covers; it cannot say who used them.
A named invoice, an order form and a signed DPA are agreed in writing. The engine inside your own product is a separate licence again.