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I was wondering about this too but I _assumed_ the users compounded the limit versus divide it. Does anyone know for sure how the limits work with multiple user
by BinaryIdiot 9y ago
I was wondering about this too but I _assumed_ the users compounded the limit versus divide it. Does anyone know for sure how the limits work with multiple users?
- Kagerjay 9y agoBases are essentially full databases. You can have as many bases as you want. You can share your base (e.g. view only, not edit) to anybody [nonpaying users, nonlogged on users, etc] If your base has 5,001 records, only users with a $20/month plan can edit that base. Everyone in your company to my understanding has to have the same plan though. So, you can't have one staff member at a $10/month plan, and another at $20/month plan.
- hungerstrike 9y agoDo you know if you need a separate login, say for the situation where you want to use the product at work and as a separate, single user?