Symptoms:
- I am interested in purchasing a license or adding more activations to my current license.
- I can see the option to add more 'seats' to my ongoing subscription. What does a 'Seat' mean?
Cause:
Owners or Managers who want to have more than one person within their Unity Organization using a copy of a paid license such as Unity Pro will need to purchase extra 'seats' for new users using Unity software. Seats must be assigned to users by the Owner or Manager of their Unity Organization in order for the users to activate Unity.
Resolution:
When you subscribe to Unity, you purchase a number of seats, which provide access rights, according to our Terms of Service, for each person in your organization who will be using Unity software.
For example, if you have 10 users in your Organization, you need a Unity Pro subscription with 10 seats.
More Information:
- How do I increase the number of seats on my subscription plan?
- What can Owners, Managers, and Users do in an Organization?
- What Is An Organization?
Comments
2 comments
Where is the definition of "seat"?
I am trying to determine if one user is able to use their license on multiple machines?
Hoping to gain some clarity around this phrasing:
"When you subscribe to Unity, you purchase a number of seats, which concede access rights, according to Terms or Service, for each person in your Organization that will be using Unity software.
For example, if you have 10 users on your Organization, you need a Unity Pro subscription with 10 seats, with each seat costing $150/month."
The first sentence indicates that you need one seat for every person who will be using Unity.
In the second sentence, "users" refers to people who will be using Unity (i.e., the Unity dev tools, not whatever software we develop with Unity), correct?
For example, if you have 10 people in your organization but only 5 of them will be using the Unity dev tools, you need a Unity Pro subscription with 5 seats (not 10), correct?
Thank you.
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