Which license for SAAS? #1343
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Hi there, does the single-project license also cover SAAS or do i need the multiple project one? Thanks |
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The knowledge sources do not explicitly state whether a single-project license covers a SaaS (Software as a Service) application or if you need the unlimited projects license. The documentation and official answers clarify that the single-project license allows you to use Backpack PRO on one main domain and as many staging/test/beta domains or subdomains as needed for that project, but they do not specifically address SaaS scenarios or multi-tenant applications. If your SaaS is deployed as a single Laravel project (even if it serves multiple customers/tenants), it may fall under the "one project" definition. However, if your SaaS involves deploying separate Laravel+Backpack instances for each customer, you would likely need the unlimited projects license. For a definitive answer, I recommend reaching out directly to the Backpack team to clarify your specific SaaS use case, as the knowledge sources do not provide a clear policy on this scenario Docs: FAQ. ℹ️ Please note our AI Bot does not reply to follow-ups, this will be the only AI answer in this thread. If the AI helped you find the answer, please mark it as answered or write details below so it can learn. Then close the conversation. If not, please give more information for when a human reads this. ℹ️ Relevant sources: PRO for unlimited projects|Usage |
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Great answer, AI! |
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Hello @blindpenguin as our AI says, everything depends on how many domains you will use. Cheers. |
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The knowledge sources do not explicitly state whether a single-project license covers a SaaS (Software as a Service) application or if you need the unlimited projects license. The documentation and official answers clarify that the single-project license allows you to use Backpack PRO on one main domain and as many staging/test/beta domains or subdomains as needed for that project, but they do not specifically address SaaS scenarios or multi-tenant applications.
If your SaaS is deployed as a single Laravel project (even if it serves multiple customers/tenants), it may fall under the "one project" definition. However, if your SaaS involves deploying separate Laravel+Backpack instances for …