Appdome Licences

Appdome is a no-code mobile integration platform as a service (iPaaS), supporting a wide variety of implementations for Android and iOS apps.

This knowledge base article reviews the different Appdome licenses available for users to consume the Appdome service.

We hope you find it useful and enjoy using Appdome!

Appdome Licenses Give You Flexibility and Choice

Appdome’s platform is sold as a term based subscription service. The Appdome licenses are typically sold as an annual subscription.

Users have multiple account classes to choose from, each providing different features, productivity and collaboration tools that make it easy to complete mobile integration projects.

Some of the services offered by Appdome are licensed on a per-user basis; Others on a per-instance basis.  A user is a user of a mobile device.  An instance (or “app instance”) is a single copy of any Appdome software program that is installed and activated on any device. “Multiple instances” means that more than one copy of an Appdome software program has been installed (i.e. loaded into memory) and activated, either on the same device or on multiple devices. This means a single user and/or a single device can have multiple instances (i.e. multiple copies of a program installed and activated).  Each instance creates a separately billable event and is separately licensed.  For example, each “Appdome Adapter” that is added to an app is an “Appdome software program” within the meaning of this definition. There may be several, separate Appdome Adapters integrated with several different apps residing on a single device of a single user.  Each such Appdome Adapter is separately licensed, and when activated, would create a separate billable event towards the account.

Anyone can create an account on the Appdome Platform. Appdome licenses, subscriptions, and services used by each account are unique to the user.  For more information, please review our Terms of Service Agreement.

Choose from among the developer and enterprise options here.

Paul Levasseur