Trello Premium Plan Inquiry – User Licensing Question

[Radosław Peliński]

Dear 

I am interested in purchasing a Trello Premium plan for my company, but I need some clarification regarding the licensing terms before I proceed.

Specifically, I would like to understand how user access works. If I purchase a single Premium account, will I be able to create an unlimited number of boards and invite all of my employees to collaborate on those boards?

The critical question is: Do the people I invite (my employees) need to have their own individual Premium licenses to view, edit, and create cards on the boards I own, or can they participate fully using their own free accounts once they are invited to a Premium workspace?

My goal is to create a collaborative space for my entire team. However, purchasing an individual license for each employee is currently not within my budget. I want to ensure that buying a single Premium account will allow me to invite all my staff to work within the boards I create without requiring them to upgrade.

Thank you for your help.

Best regards,

[Ugnius Aušra]

Hey @Radosław Peliński 

The people you invite to your workspace, also receive premium license and it's getting billed.

There's two options, that i could tell suggest:

A) Use cheaper plan trello "Standard" which has most features of premium plan.

B) Use Free plan which allows to have up to 10 collaborators in workspace.

[Radosław Peliński]

So there is no way with premium account  to have non premium user added to my board ? 

[Ugnius Aušra]

Technically you can.

I checked documentation - https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/board-guests/

You can have a premium workspace and add non-premium users to his boards, as long as each person is only on one board in his workspace and they're not added as a workspace member. The moment that person gets added to a second board, they become a multi-board guest and start costing money.

This is a workable solution if his use case is something like: "I have one main project board and I want my staff to collaborate on it." But if he needs people across multiple boards, then he's back to paying per user.