Bank card with two subscription.

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November 9, 2021
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Were a small business and we have two licences with different email address. can you use the same payment card to pay? Or is there another option we can do?

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Correct answer ProDesignTools

@Test Screen Name is right – businesses can certainly use the Individual plans, but there are important things to be aware of...

The Teams plan offers additional advantages to groups of users over the regular plan. This post covers the major differences:

What’s the Difference Between Creative Cloud for Teams vs. Individuals?

So it's not just management of licenses but also added features, collaboration, storage, services, and support.

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Test Screen Name

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One important thing to know. This is called a "retail plan". The plan belongs to the named person, not the company. This may not seem important but consider - suppose the person leaves the company. The company wants to stop paying, or move it to the new hire.

1. Retail plans cannot be transferred, ever.

2. The company CANNOT talk to Adobe about the plan, or cancel the plan, or find out about the plan EVER. Only the named person.

This is why the "Teams plan" may be a better choice. The company adminsters it, giving out licenses to staff, and getting them back. Payment is nothing to do with the end user.

ProDesignTools

Correct answer

Community Expert

@Test Screen Name is right – businesses can certainly use the Individual plans, but there are important things to be aware of...

The Teams plan offers additional advantages to groups of users over the regular plan. This post covers the major differences:

What’s the Difference Between Creative Cloud for Teams vs. Individuals?

So it's not just management of licenses but also added features, collaboration, storage, services, and support.

Kanikas

Community Manager

Hi there,

Yes, you can use same card for different subscriptions.

Thanks

Kanika

Peru Bob

Community Expert

I don't see why not, but you can ask Adobe here:

(make sure to sign into your Adobe account first and allow popups on your browser)
https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html?rghtup=autoOpen will automatically open the chat window.
Type "Agent" in the chat box to bypass the chatbot and be connected to a person.

You may also be able to contact Adobe by phone:
https://helpx.adobe.com/contact/phone.html