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  Hi-fi prototypes for Websites & Web Apps
- Prototyping mobile
  
  Create lifelike iOS & Android prototypes
- Collaboration
  
  Share and get feedback
- Requirements
  
  Requirements management
- Integrations
  
  Sketch, JIRA and more
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  Unlimited projects and users
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  Web, iOS, Android and more
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Community Support Topic Question Uncategorized

What is "user" for pricing purposes?

Dharmesh Mistry shared this question 14 months ago

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Do I need to pay for a seat for reviewers?

Also can I developer seat be shared between two designers if not used concurrently?

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Danielle Schneider ● 13 months ago

Users are those who will use the Justinmind application to create and edit prototypes. You won't need to pay for a reviewer or a developer seat, and you can have as many reviewers and developers in your account as you'd like - so there's no need to use one developer account for multiple people.

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Dharmesh Mistry ● 13 months ago

By developer I mean someone that creates/edits prototypes. We have two people prototyping, one creative normally does the bulk of layout/design. The other is a BA who goes in to adjust the latters work. So there will only ever be one person using this at a time. So do I need one user licence or two?

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Danielle Schneider ● 13 months ago

You could use a one user license, but when switching between the users, you will need to remove one user and replace them with the other user in your online account. If your account will only have 1 total user in it, you will need to contact us, because that will involve changing the account owner. So we wouldn't recommend only having one user if you plan on switching the active user frequently.

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