Hello!
I work at a public university in Italy and I have been very happily using the free version of Trello to coordinate collaboration with my office's many - and frequently rotating - student collaborators. However, with the changes being introduced next month, our biggest team will be too big, because there are 12 of us.
Which of the Trello paid-account options would allow me to have as many as 12 guests on a board but only pay for my account as a manager (the students obviously can't be expected to pay)?
The pricing part of the site does not reason the way I am reasoning, so it doesn't seem like there is an obvious answer to my question available there (in fact, to learn more, I have to watch a video...).
I appreciate any help you can offer!
Hi @onthemap_ , @Alma Guerrero ,
Trello Pricing can be viewed here: https://trello.com/pricing
Starting from Standard Plans, paid plans allow for single board guests which are not billed. They're only billable if they become multi-board guests.
See below - from this help page - on when a guest is billable or free:
Guest types and cost
While all guests are free on free Workspace boards, guests on Premium and Standard Workspace boards can incur an additional charge.
Free guest: A person is is invited to a single board in a Workspace is a single-board guest. This user is not billable.
Billable guest: A board member who is on two or more Standard or Premium Workspace boards is a multi-board guest of that Workspace. Multi-board guests are billed at the same rate as a normal Workspace member and consume a seat license.
Ste
Hola, tengo la misma consulta. Somos un estudio de abogados y usualmente contratamos a una persona externa para que realice ciertas actividades en la empresa. Nos gustaria darle ciertos permisos como comentar en las tarjetas o dejar notas. No creo que sea conveniente pagar por una cuenta premium para un usuario que solo va a realizar actividades específicas.
Agradecería una sugerencia.
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