Licensing
Limits
What the edition you run yourself is allowed to do.
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The edition in the repository has no commercial limits. There is no seat count, no storage quota, no cap on domains and no daily send allowance imposed by us. What limits an instance is the machine it runs on and the provider that carries its mail.
Included, without a tier above it
- All ten applications, with nothing held back for a paid edition
- Unlimited users, mailboxes and domains
- The AI assistant, using a provider key you supply
- The desktop and mobile applications
- Every security feature, including multi-factor authentication and roles
What actually limits an instance
Storage is the disk and the object storage attached to the server. Meeting size is the bandwidth and CPU of the machine running the meeting server. Neither is enforced by a licence; both are a question of capacity.
Outbound mail is limited by the provider hosting the server and by the reputation of the sending address, not by a daily allowance set here. A provider that blocks port 25, or an address with no matching reverse DNS, stops mail long before any quota would.
What a Pro key changes
Pro unlocks features, not capacity: meeting recording, custom branding, organisation-wide security policies and organisation-wide AI agents. No limit above is raised by it, because none of them exists to be raised.
The key is not on sale yet.