A client wants 50 licenses, help?!

Title says it all really, I received an email and the client wants 50 licenses to use on 50 sites so he wants to know how to go about it.

I am not really sure, so I am hoping someone here knows… I mean surely there has to be a simpler way than him buying all 50 licenses seperately? (Which he obviously isn’t going to do as it’d take forever).

Thanks in advance!

oscardog said
Title says it all really, I received an email and the client wants 50 licenses to use on 50 sites so he wants to know how to go about it.

I am not really sure, so I am hoping someone here knows… I mean surely there has to be a simpler way than him buying all 50 licenses seperately? (Which he obviously isn’t going to do as it’d take forever).

Thanks in advance!

He can buy 10 extended licenses ( 10 * 5 = 50 )

uhm… isn’t that what an extended license is for? Sorry if not O_o

L.E: Oh, LucidStudios was few seconds faster than me damn it

contrastblack said
uhm… isn’t that what an extended license is for? Sorry if not O_o

I don’t think so, typically it’s for use within another item/software/product… I guess that could work though, I mean it still works out the same I guess!

Before they have extended license here about 3-4 years or so, client ask me the same thing…all i can say at the end i got 15×100=1500 and he force me to remove the app from here… was OK by me

Most shopping carts allow you to put a quantity. This should be implemented into the marketplaces as it is an easy way to increase sales without customer frustration.

Most honest guy ever

Giallo said
Most honest guy ever

+1

Yeh I agree, it needs to be an option as telling him to go buy 10 extend licenses is a bit annoying, for me and for him.

And I agree, I was very surprised to receive the email… I kinda assumed 99% of people just bought one license and used it multiple times, but it’s nice to know some stick to the rules!

Thanks for the help!

should get a discount just because