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Apple has de-facto allowed sideloading via enterprise accounts since Crashlytics Beta launched (never heard of a company being capped for having too many users

Apple has de-facto allowed sideloading via enterprise accounts since Crashlytics Beta launched (never heard of a company being capped for having too many users downloading their beta app)

gilgoomesh 10y ago
You don't even need an enterprise account for open source apps. Assuming you build it yourself, sideloading of open source apps is free (no developer account required) for anyone running iOS 9 and Xcode 7 or later.
- gergles 10y ago
  As long as you don't mind reloading the app every week...
  - ascagnel_ 10y ago
    Apps you compile, sign, and install yourself don't expire.
    - gergles 10y ago
      As far as I know this is only with a paid developer certificate; if you are using the free one with Xcode, they require you to reinstall them every 7 days.