Differences between license types

Table of contents

• Standard licenses
• Marketplace licenses

CloudBeaver offers different license types. Use the tables below to compare license types, support availability, and limitations.

Standard licenses

	Single-server	Multi-server	Academic	Trial
Product availability	Enterprise	Enterprise	Enterprise	Enterprise
Version updates	Included during subscription	Included during subscription	Included for 1 year	Full access to all features during the 14-day trial
Duration of access	1 year	1 year	1 year	14 days
Access blocked	After expiration or failed renewal	After expiration or failed renewal		Access is blocked after the trial period is finished
Renewal	Annual renewal	Annual renewal	Must request new license after expiration	Not renewable
Support	While the subscription is active	While the subscription is active	Included while the trial period is active	Not included
Offline use	Yes	Partially supported Requires internet for user sync or manual reimport	Yes	Yes
User management	Managed on-premises or in cloud	Managed via dbeaver.com plus UI/SSO if seats are available	Manual	Fixed: 5 users
Limitations	Per named user, per server	Per named user, across multiple servers	Academic use only	Limited to 5 users

Marketplace licenses

	AWS Marketplace	GCP Marketplace
Product availability	AWS	GCP
Version updates	Included (billed via AWS)	Included (billed via Google Cloud)
Duration of access	Managed by AWS (hourly or annual billing)	Managed by Google Cloud
Access blocked	Managed by AWS	Managed by Google Cloud
Renewal	Managed by AWS	Managed by Google Cloud
Support	While the subscription is active	While the subscription is active
Offline use	Not supported	Not supported
User management	Managed by AWS	Managed by Google Cloud
Limitations	Per instance, AMI-based licensing	Per instance, Compute Engine image–based licensing

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