Per-Seat Pricing, Explained: What You'll Really Pay at Ten Users
The price on the front page is per person, per month. The bill is rarely that simple once you add the tier you actually need, the extras and the people who only look in occasionally.
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Pricing and Comparisons Writer
8+ years experience
Dev started in finance and moved into software procurement, where he learned how often the real cost of a tool sits several clicks beneath the headline price. He writes the Pricing and Comparisons desks: per-seat maths, add-ons, contract terms and side-by-side comparisons built from the same checklist every time.
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