Adobe Creative Cloud subscription for 5 computers?

[Hannaford P. Krump]

I have an all-apps, $50-a-month Adobe Creative Cloud subscription that includes a license for 2 computers. I want to use the software on 5 computers. Is there a 5-seat license available? I was only able to find a 10-seat business option.

Thanks.

[John T Smith]

When I go to Creative Cloud pricing and membership plans | Adobe Creative Cloud there is a line one a sub page

"Then tell us how many licenses you'd like. You can always add more later."

So where did you see a minimum of 10?

[Hannaford P. Krump]

Okay, so what is the price for a 5-seat, all-apps Creative Cloud license from Adobe in the US?

[Kanikas]

Hi,

For a 5 seat license, Creative Cloud for teams is the best option.

Please see the link for help: Creative Cloud for teams frequently asked questions

Adobe Creative Cloud for teams | What is Creative Cloud for teams?

Hope this helps.

Thanks

Kanika

[Hannaford Krump]

So I'm currently paying $50 for two licenses and you're telling me that I can purchase 5 licenses for only $350 (Creative Cloud for Teams: $69.99 x 5), and that's the only 5-license option? Sounds like quite a deal.

[John Waller]

So I'm currently paying $50 for two licenses

• You're currently paying $50 for one license.
• That license permits you to install the software on as many computers as you like but..
• You can only activate the software for use on a maximum of two computers at the same time
• Of those two activations, you can only use them one at a time

How exactly are you planning to use 5 licenses? Will 5 separate people be using them at the same time?

If you alone will be using all 5 licenses, can you give us some idea of your workflow and which apps will be in use? I ask out of curiosity because it sounds so unusual if it's you alone using them all.

[Hannaford P. Krump]

Two people, 3 desktops, 2 laptops. Yes, we can pay $150 a month + tax ($50 x 3 separate accounts) and install Creative Cloud on up to six computers, but I was hoping there would be a more economical way to do it.