"Per developer" licensing questions Are Aspose developer license per user, or per named user? We have a sizeable development team, but only one person using Aspose components. Do all developers need to be licensed or only the one working directly with the Aspose products? Do we need licensing for only active developers? For example, we have a team of two developers working on shift A and a second team of two developers working on shift B … in this situation do we need two or four licenses? We have several developers working on a single project, but they are working in a distributed model. Can we still use a “site license” to properly license our team? Are Aspose developer license per user, or per named user? Aspose developer license are per user, not per named user. We understand that members of a coding team may change over time and that it is not practical to have to update licensing each time that occurs. We have a sizeable development team, but only one person using Aspose components. Do all developers need to be licensed or only the one working directly with the Aspose products? All developers who are working on the project need to be licensed. Do we need licensing for only active developers? For example, we have a team of two developers working on shift A and a second team of two developers working on shift B … in this situation do we need two or four licenses? All developers who are working on the project need to be licensed. In this situation Aspose sees your team as having four members (even though they work at different times). We have several developers working on a single project, but they are working in a distributed model. Can we still use a "site license" to properly license our team? Yes, a site license can cover a distributed team so long as the size of the team does not exceed the maximum user count.   If you’re still not sure about the number of developer licenses you will need, please feel free to consult a member of our sales team and they will be more than glad to assist in answering your questions.