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You pick a plan based on how many user accounts you need per project. The 3 Users option covers up to three accounts. The 10 Users option covers up to ten accounts. Both scale by seat count within a single project. The Enterprise Agreement replaces fixed seat limits with custom pricing arranged with the vendor, aimed at larger or specialized deployments. All three are contract-based commitments. Choose the seat count that matches your team size today, then move to a higher tier or the Enterprise Agreement as your needs grow.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one user account for billing under the 3 Users and 10 Users options?
A user is one team member account within a single project. The 3 Users option allows up to three accounts per project. The 10 Users option allows up to ten. You manage members, permissions, and user groups per project, and the seat count caps how many people can access it.
What happens if my team grows past the seat limit of my current plan?
Seat limits are fixed per plan. The 3 Users option stops at three accounts and the 10 Users option stops at ten. To add more people, you move to a plan with a higher seat count or the Enterprise Agreement. This transition is a manual change, not automatic.
Does the contract price cover the AWS resources StationOps deploys into my account?
No. The seat-based price covers the StationOps platform only. StationOps deploys into your own AWS account, so the compute, storage, and networking it creates are billed separately by AWS. You see month-to-date costs by environment and component, with resource tagging and cost alerts on each release.
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