A company can buy it: a census of 175 listings

Purchase is by company contract: an Order Form signed by a Customer, with employees, consultants and contractors provisioned as Authorized Users under an Admin User.

Checked 23 September 2026

This is sold only to organisations: the vendor cites 350+ global enterprises, scopes residency and deletion rights in an enterprise agreement, and routes every buyer through an expert review and business case.

Checked 20 October 2026

The buyer is an organisation throughout: engagements are scoped to an owned workflow with named business owners, and the firm serves companies rather than individual practitioners.

Checked 21 October 2026

There is nothing to buy for the library itself; the managed product AKOS is the commercial path and is sales-led.

Pro is sold to teams with three seats, shared runtime access and roles, and Enterprise adds organisation-level identity, RBAC and SLAs under custom pricing.

Checked 17 October 2026

Sold to companies, not individuals: plans are scoped by connected stores or helpdesks, include unlimited team members, and Enterprise is a committed volume on an annual or multi-year agreement with a named delivery team.

Checked 23 September 2026

A Team plan is sold self-serve with a shared balance and per-member app connections, and a custom tier exists for on-premises or dedicated projects.

Checked 3 October 2026

Team plans are explicitly built for organisational buying, adding compliance and security reviews, procurement support and a SaaS contract with a DPA on top of the self-serve product.

Checked 19 October 2026

This is an organisational purchase by construction: the unit of deployment is a tenant with administrators, developers and role-managed team members, and no individual self-serve path exists.

Checked 24 September 2026

A business buys a subscription through Stripe, but each subscription is a single account with a workload allowance rather than an organisation with members.

Checked 19 October 2026

This is sold to companies rather than individuals: plans are quoted with a block of included users, extra seats are purchasable, and the contract is formed by an Order Form between the vendor and a customer entity.

Checked 10 September 2026

Self-serve subscription is an individual account action; organisational purchase runs through enterprise licensing, whose terms bind the licence to the buying organisation.

Checked 22 October 2026

Plans are sold per seat to whole accounts, an Organization tier requires at least three seats, and a Custom plan is offered for enterprise volume, security and support needs.

Checked 19 October 2026

Plans are bought self-serve by a workspace owner who invites teammates onto shared billing, and a signed DPA is offered on any paid plan for compliance sign-off.

Checked 26 September 2026

The buyer is a company: Arsum addresses founders, product and technology leaders and asks for the person who can accept the work.

Checked 3 October 2026

Sold to an organisation, not an individual: workspaces have owners, admins and members, admin-held billing, and a separate business and enterprise sales track above the self-serve plans.

Checked 10 September 2026

An organisation can buy it as a company: payment by purchase order, prepaid or postpaid invoicing, or through the Azure and Genesys marketplaces, alongside committed-volume discounts.

Checked 24 September 2026

Plans are sold to a whole team at one flat price with pooled usage, and Teams bundles individual Business accounts into one billing relationship.

Checked 22 October 2026

Sold to businesses, not individuals: sources are owned by a business entity, multi-location and multi-brand organisations get separate businesses, and invoicing runs per legal entity.

Checked 11 September 2026

The buyer is an organisation throughout: enterprise programmes and multi-phase platforms are a named price tier and the stated customer base runs from startups to the Fortune 100.

Checked 20 October 2026

The whole model is business-to-business contracting, bought through standard master service agreements and statements of work aimed at enterprise procurement, not an individual signup.

Checked 11 September 2026

Accounts are organisation-scoped with enterprise workspaces, contracted volume pricing and admin-managed identity.

Checked 11 September 2026

Every plan is bought through sales on annual invoicing, with multi-tenant hierarchy, subtenants and an admin console for the organisation.

Checked 22 October 2026

Teams and Enterprise are bought by an organisation with centralised billing, business billing details and invoices through the team account.

Checked 11 September 2026

Workspaces carry billing, invoice history and a Tax ID field; a paid Team plan and a sales-quoted Enterprise tier are both organisational purchases scoped to conversation volume.

Checked 2 September 2026

The product is sold to businesses rather than individuals, with an agency tier priced per year that includes a block of client accounts and reselling rights.

Checked 13 September 2026

Organizations with member invitations, projects, Stripe billing portal and invoice billing on Scale.

Checked 2 September 2026

Organization workspaces with their own billing, plus an Enterprise plan carrying DPAs and BAAs.

Checked 2 September 2026

Usage is bought through a Console organization with members, roles, invites and workspaces, manageable by hand or through the Admin API.

Checked 2 September 2026

Team is self-serve for 2 to 150 seats; Enterprise is available self-serve or sales-assisted with central billing.

Checked 2 September 2026

Organisations buy workspaces with team invites and role assignment, and the Enterprise tier is explicitly scoped to companies with custom agreements, RBAC and a named account contact.

Checked 14 October 2026

An organisation can buy Enterprise, which adds org accounts with roles, centralised billing and governance over the same client; its price is quoted rather than published.

Checked 12 September 2026

The subscription is bought by an organisation against its Git provider org, with seats, admin and billing-admin roles, and AWS, GCP and Claude marketplace billing on Enterprise.

Checked 15 September 2026

Business is self-serve for 2+ users; Enterprise and Edu are sold through sales.

Checked 2 September 2026

Accounts are workspaces with team membership, roles and invitations, the service is sold for business use only, and the Terms name Enterprise plans alongside Free and paid.

Checked 28 September 2026

Organisations buy it as teamspaces billed per member on Pro or Enterprise, and teamspaces up to 50 members can activate Enterprise self-serve with a payment method and no sales call.

Checked 18 October 2026

The whole offer is business-to-business: Converly states it works with SMEs, scale-ups and corporate groups, quotes prices excluding Spanish VAT and signs DPAs on projects.

Checked 12 October 2026

Plans are sold to organisations with seat counts, workspace billing and an enterprise track whose higher tiers route through the accounts team.

Checked 19 October 2026

Sold to organisations only, under a master agreement and executed Service Orders, with the platform licensed for the customer's internal business operations and its end users.

Checked 12 September 2026

This is an organisation-only purchase: an enterprise signs an Order Form under the subscription agreement, or buys through Google Cloud Marketplace and CCaaS partners; no individual can sign up.

Checked 13 September 2026

Accounts are organisations with members, teams, roles and billing under organisation settings, and the Enterprise plan is sold to the organisation rather than the individual.

Checked 13 September 2026

Teams is self-serve with centralised billing and administration; Enterprise adds invoice/PO billing and an MSA and DPA.

Checked 2 September 2026

This is sold to organisations only, through sales engagements with named enterprise customers; there is no individual purchase path on the site.

Checked 21 October 2026

Three purchase paths: self-serve pay-as-you-go, a Growth commitment bought in the Console from $4k/year, and an Enterprise contract with volume discounts, a BAA and marketplace private offers through AWS or GCP.

Checked 2 September 2026

Business and Enterprise tiers are sold to organisations, with custom MSAs, flexible billing and ACH invoicing handled by the sales team.

Checked 19 October 2026

The self-serve Teams plan buys for a whole organisation with unlimited members; Pro and Max cannot be shared.

Checked 2 September 2026

Teams and Enterprise are org purchases with centralized billing, an admin dashboard and priority support; Free, Pro and Max are single-member plans.

Checked 3 September 2026

Subscriptions are bought per workspace by its owner or admins, up to 50 members on Team; Enterprise is quoted by sales.

Checked 2 September 2026

The self-serve Business plan is sold to teams of up to 100 people with workspace seat administration, and Enterprise is purchased through sales with custom MSA and DPA terms.

Checked 1 October 2026

Workspaces are the unit of purchase, with self-serve card payment up to Business and a contract, DPA and SLA path on Enterprise.

Checked 2 September 2026

An organisation buys a Scale team subscription billed centrally to an admin, or an Enterprise contract; invoice-based billing and institutional contracts are both documented separately.

Checked 14 September 2026

A Team plan with multiple phones and keys and a custom Enterprise tier exist, and the terms bind the company when you sign up on its behalf.

Checked 9 October 2026

Plans are sold to one workspace with no per-seat licence, and the vendor says multi-user is still to come on Starter, so a team buys one account rather than organisation seats today.

Checked 12 October 2026

Everything is organised around a team: plans include named team-member counts, API keys act on behalf of a team, and sales handles custom requirements for larger ones.

Checked 3 October 2026

Teams is self-serve with centralized billing; Business and Enterprise are contracted plans bought by an organisation.

Checked 2 September 2026

This is sold to organisations, not individuals: you buy a workspace plan, are charged by the number of teammates needing Full seats, and larger or non-Intercom deployments go through sales.

Checked 18 September 2026

Teams buy by card on self-serve plans, and Scale and Enterprise add invoiced billing against a signed order form plus DPAs.

Checked 24 September 2026

Team and Enterprise contracts exist with invoicing, procurement support and account executives, while a lone practitioner can still buy a single seat by card.

Checked 14 September 2026

Bought against a Cloud Billing account from the Admin for Gemini console, or by custom quote; licences are then assigned to users in the organisation.

Checked 2 September 2026

Two group tiers exist above personal plans, both bought by the organisation with one subscription, centralised billing, seat management and admin controls.

Checked 15 September 2026

Business and Enterprise are org-level plans with published per-user prices, bought through sales or self-serve, with seats assigned by organisation owners.

Checked 2 September 2026

This is sold to organisations only: licensing is per user per month across two named enterprise plans, and single sign-on is mandatory before anyone can log in.

Checked 19 October 2026

Buying is explicitly organisational: an admin purchases a core licence plus application seats for the company, and eligible companies can add seats in-product.

Checked 19 October 2026

Organisations buy the CLI through Gemini Enterprise on Google Cloud, with seat licences or consumption billing and no separate Antigravity licence.

Checked 22 October 2026

An organisation can adopt the MIT software freely but cannot buy anything: there is no published contract, seat or subscription path, only an enterprise enquiry.

Checked 16 September 2026

An Enterprise plan is sold through sales with custom pricing, org-wide governance and SCIM provisioning, alongside self-serve team workspaces on Pro.

Checked 30 September 2026

The unit of sale is an organisation workspace with admin settings, named customer success contacts and firm-wide deployments.

Checked 18 October 2026

Two explicitly organisational plans exist beside the individual ones, with Team self-serve at a published per-Editor rate and Enterprise sold by sales.

Checked 14 October 2026

Business and Enterprise tiers are sold to organisations with centralised billing, invoicing and team management rather than only to an individual card holder.

Checked 18 October 2026

An organisation can buy directly: the terms bind the organisation you sign for, business identity verification covers GST and CIN, and Enterprise is sold through sales rather than checkout.

Checked 10 September 2026

A Team plan with shared policy and an Enterprise contact-sales path are both published, so an organisation can buy directly.

Checked 29 September 2026

An Enterprise tier is sold through sales with custom deployment, SLAs and an account manager, and the vendor accepts ACH and wire transfers for it.

Checked 24 September 2026

Every package is sold to an organisation, with leadership deliverables, tenant reviews and user-band subscriptions aimed at 50-300 employee companies.

Checked 13 October 2026

No plans, seats or checkout exist to buy; an organisation's only published route is negotiating a commercial licence with the author for uses the AGPL does not permit, and official builds may include paid components with no stated terms.

Checked 17 September 2026

An organisation can buy directly: Business and Enterprise tiers exist, billing is centralised on the workspace, and the vendor issues payable invoices against a purchase order.

Checked 17 September 2026

Organisations buy it directly: every paid plan card offers an organisation purchase path, and the enterprise tier is sold per user through sales with team budget control.

Checked 18 September 2026

It is sold to businesses rather than individuals: prices are quoted excluding tax, plans scale by users and numbers, invoices sit in the dashboard, and the Business plan is bought through a sales contact.

Checked 26 September 2026

Teams is self-serve per seat; Enterprise is a custom contract through sales.

Checked 2 September 2026

Plus is bought self-serve by an organisation with unlimited seats and shared workspaces; Enterprise adds annual invoicing, custom terms and an infosec review for procurement.

Checked 18 September 2026

No software licence is sold, so there is nothing to procure for the engine itself; an organisation can only buy an IBM support subscription around its own deployment.

Checked 3 September 2026

Sold to organisations with workspaces and per-seat billing; Enterprise adds annual invoicing, custom terms and an infosec review.

Checked 2 September 2026

An organisation can contract for it and billing details include organisation data, but every published plan is a single-user workspace with one connected inbox; no team or enterprise plan is offered.

Checked 18 September 2026

This is sold to organisations only: quotes are requested through a business form, and the marketing is aimed at enterprise call centres such as an airline and multi-state contractors.

Checked 9 September 2026

The entire offer is sold to organisations, enterprises and startups, through proposals and engagement models; there is no individual self-serve purchase path on the site.

Checked 18 October 2026

Teams Pro is sold per seat at $20/seat/month; Enterprise is a custom volume quote.

Checked 2 September 2026

The unit of sale is a workspace, not an individual: one subscription, one bill, member and admin roles, an owner who holds payment and deletion rights, and admin-set credit allocations.

Checked 19 September 2026

Paid plans are self-serve by card; Enterprise is quoted, adds non-credit-card billing and a support SLA, and requires an annual commitment. Team collaboration starts on Ship.

Checked 2 September 2026

Organizations hold members and projects; Enterprise is contracted with sales.

Checked 2 September 2026

An organisation can standardise several agents on one contract with one security review and one renewal, sold from a $150K/yr enterprise platform floor.

Checked 9 September 2026

Plans are bought by an organisation with unlimited users sharing it, and Enterprise is sold through sales with invoicing and security review.

Checked 18 October 2026

A Team plan sells to an organisation with unified billing that tracks headcount, seats can be added or removed at any time, and enterprise buyers get a sales contact.

Checked 19 September 2026

The entire offering is sold to organisations through enterprise engagements, with engagement models for onsite, hybrid and dedicated remote teams; there is no individual purchase path.

Checked 21 October 2026

The engagement is sold to organisations: enterprise-level discovery covering compliance, security and ecosystem dependencies, not a self-serve individual signup.

Checked 19 October 2026

Teams plan is self-serve at a published price with multi-team support; Enterprise is bought through an Order Form with sales.

Checked 2 September 2026

This is sold only to organisations: pricing is an enterprise structure reached through a demo and implementation team, with named enterprise customers and no individual sign-up path anywhere on the site.

Checked 25 September 2026

It is bought as organisational Azure infrastructure - a Fabric capacity SKU on pay-as-you-go or reservation - not as an individual subscription.

Checked 14 October 2026

Companies can buy, but only as individual accounts; bulk billing exists solely for 50 or more yearly Pro or Mega plans and carries no extra discount.

Checked 20 October 2026

A Business plan exists for teams and enterprises, bought through sales rather than checkout, adding collaborators, SSO, audit logs and self-hosting.

Checked 2 September 2026

The unit of purchase is a workspace owned by a super administrator who creates team-member accounts; individuals are explicitly told not to register their own workspace.

Checked 3 October 2026

It is sold only to organisations: enterprise-wide deployment, a sales-led quote, and customer references at Fortune 500 scale.

Checked 20 September 2026

Accounts are organised into teams with admins who hold payment methods and business information; pay-as-you-go billing is a team-level function, not an individual one.

Checked 20 September 2026

Business and Enterprise are company purchases with invoice billing and sales-assisted procurement; Starter and Pro are self-serve.

Checked 2 September 2026

A Team plan at twenty dollars a month exists for shared canvases, but no organisation purchasing, invoicing or enterprise tier is published.

Checked 8 October 2026

The buyer is a company: engagements are sold to operations teams internationally, and the inquiry form collects company, role and project budget.

Checked 26 September 2026

Plans are sold to companies with named team-member counts, and the Enterprise tier is bought through sales with unlimited seats, a custom DPA and a security review.

Checked 9 September 2026

Billing, quota and access sit at organization level with invitable members, owner and reader roles, and separate projects for staging and production.

Checked 21 October 2026

Organisations buy through a Console workspace with roles, invitations and shared credits, or through a quoted per-seat enterprise agreement.

Checked 21 October 2026

Organisations buy the Enterprise plan on a custom contract, with multi-user orgs, shared credits and centralised team billing.

Checked 21 September 2026

Anyone can subscribe through Stripe self-serve, but the only published plans are a single-repository Solo and a five-repository Pro; no organisation, team or enterprise tier is offered.

Checked 14 October 2026

Enterprise Pro and Enterprise Max are sold to organisations, can be mixed within one org, and admins assign each member's tier.

Checked 2 September 2026

A Business tier is sold to companies with collaborators, custom credit packages and dedicated support, though it is bought through a call and carries a six-month minimum commitment.

Checked 9 September 2026

Two of the four tiers are explicitly aimed at a company's teams and processes, and Enterprise adds reserved capacity and a service-level agreement.

Checked 3 October 2026

Enterprise workspaces are provisioned by PolyAI under a Master Services Agreement and Order Form; self-serve workspaces exist alongside them.

Checked 2 September 2026

The buyer is a firm, not an individual: client work runs under a signed Master Services Agreement, Order Form and Data Processing Addendum between the two companies.

Checked 6 October 2026

There is nothing to buy for the framework itself; purchasing applies to the surrounding Logfire platform, which is sold to organisations from a paid team plan up to Enterprise.

Checked 2 September 2026

This is sold to companies only: the three tiers are organisation-level plans negotiated through a demo, and the vendor counts hundreds of corporate customers rather than individual users.

Checked 22 September 2026

Paid subscriptions attach to the Organization rather than a person, and Enterprise buyers can request further organisations under one contract.

Checked 22 September 2026

Organisations buy Pro or Enterprise directly; Enterprise can be self-served from inside the product without a sales conversation.

Checked 22 September 2026

Work is organised in workspaces with invited members and per-workspace billing, and an Enterprise plan adds negotiated contracts for organisations buying centrally.

Checked 23 September 2026

An account is bought by a business and holds a team of up to twenty-five people, with a DPA available to sign for the company.

Checked 11 October 2026

The contract is written for a company as well as an individual, billing sits on a workspace that an admin controls, and teammates join that workspace by invitation.

Checked 9 September 2026

Teams and Enterprise are organisation plans with shared workspaces and user/team management; Enterprise adds SAML, SCIM and a dedicated deployment team. Individual is single-user.

Checked 3 September 2026

Two organisation-facing offers exist beside the individual plans: a per-seat Team plan sold self-serve and a custom-credit Enterprise agreement through sales.

Checked 18 October 2026

The top Canadian tier is sold explicitly to organisations with several teams and custom integrations, and contracting runs through a written proposal rather than a self-serve checkout.

Checked 28 September 2026

Sold to organisations through an account executive: every paid tier's call to action is 'Contact us', and only the $0 Foundations add-on is self-serve inside an existing org.

Checked 3 September 2026

The service is sold only to businesses acting professionally, the buyer must be able to bind the organisation, and organisations are a first-class object in the web app.

Checked 25 September 2026

Organisations can buy directly, including a published agency track with volume pricing, and multiple users can be invited to one website account.

Checked 25 September 2026

Built for agencies buying on behalf of clients: isolated per-client workspaces, role-based team access and white-label delivery, plus a custom Enterprise plan on request.

Checked 3 October 2026

This is sold only to organisations, with large regulated enterprises named as the customer base and no individual sign-up path.

Checked 26 September 2026

Shared organization workspaces with seats are sold on Team and Enterprise plans; Enterprise is quote-only.

Checked 3 September 2026

Sold business-to-business by a German telco, with minute packages priced net of VAT and an explicitly multi-tenant offer for resellers.

Checked 3 September 2026

The entire rate card is organization-level: an owner buys Starter, Pro or Max for an organization they manage, with membership and invitations handled in the dashboard.

Checked 3 October 2026

Business-oriented tiers scale to ten agents and Enterprise adds custom limits and a named account manager, so an organisation can buy this rather than just an individual.

Checked 26 September 2026

Team plans with 10 and 50 members are sold self-serve, and an Enterprise tier from $2,500 a month adds organisation terms and invoicing.

Checked 14 October 2026

Sold as a team licence to law firms and in-house departments of any size, with dedicated support once a team passes ten people.

Checked 18 October 2026

Sold to a company: one workspace with an admin who invites the team, self-serve checkout at signup, and invoice or custom-contract arrangements handled by the vendor.

Checked 15 September 2026

The Enterprise plan is sold to organisations by quote and bundles seats, access control, SSO and compliance paperwork; there is no self-serve paid individual plan.

Checked 9 September 2026

Sold as a sales-led annual Enterprise agreement with MSA/DPA and security review.

Checked 3 September 2026

Enterprise is sold to organisations at a published per-user monthly rate with a service agreement, custom DPA and professional operation, bought through the contact route.

Checked 3 October 2026

The engagement is a business contract: invoices in PLN or EUR with VAT, bank transfer accepted, and a separate B2B clause in the governing-law section of the terms.

Checked 12 September 2026

This is sold to companies: an Enterprise plan goes through sales, and MSA, DPA, SLA, BAA and a completed vendor risk questionnaire are offered to Enterprise customers under NDA.

Checked 16 September 2026

A company buys directly: an umbrella organization with invited sub-members, invoices and payment methods, plus Committed and Enterprise tiers sold against monthly minimums.

Checked 9 September 2026

Plans are sold to organisations with user floors and ceilings, multi-tenant Orgs and an Enterprise tier quoted per deployment rather than to individuals.

Checked 19 October 2026

Enterprise path adds a contract, a security review and workload-set limits; Order Forms bill net 30.

Checked 3 September 2026

Two of the three tiers are sold only through sales to organisations, licences are allocated per named user across tenants and folders, and the Enterprise tier is described in company-wide terms.

Checked 3 September 2026

A Team plan with centralised billing is purchasable directly, and Enterprise agreements with custom terms are offered above it.

Checked 26 September 2026

Beyond the card-payable tiers there is a sales-sold Business plan billed annually per workspace with team management included.

Checked 27 September 2026

Billing, credits, add-ons and concurrency all belong to an organization, purchased by a member with the Admin role.

Checked 3 September 2026

Membership is bought at organization level rather than per individual, with one shared membership and one shared spending balance across the organization.

Checked 27 September 2026

A company can buy it and the terms bind an Organization, but every published plan is a single-assistant subscription: no team plan, seat management or admin console.

Checked 3 September 2026

A business can buy the three-line Business plan for a whole front desk, and rollouts beyond five lines are sold as a written quoted package rather than self-serve.

Checked 22 September 2026

Signup creates an organisation as the billing tenant, the terms require authority to bind an entity, and Business and Enterprise plans are sold to companies.

Checked 3 September 2026

The service is sold to businesses only and explicitly not to consumers, with registration binding the business and order forms available alongside self-serve checkout.

Checked 3 October 2026

Bought either self-serve on the site or on a signed order form, and accounts are organisation-scoped workspaces.

Checked 3 September 2026

Business is self-serve per user up to 25 seats; Enterprise is sales-led and applied by Warp internally, billed by invoice through an account manager.

Checked 3 September 2026

Team is bought online for up to 25 users, and Enterprise is a custom contract arranged with Sales for unlimited users and org-wide governance.

Checked 18 October 2026

The Business plan is bought by an organisation, is self-serve with no seat minimum, and order-form contracts open up at twenty-five seats and above.

Checked 29 September 2026

Seats are bought and managed centrally: an Owner controls billing and members, Managers handle users and repositories, and Enterprise terms are quoted by sales.

Checked 9 September 2026

Self-serve card checkout for small teams, sales-assisted with invoicing for larger organisations and Enterprise plans.

Checked 3 September 2026

The entire business is sold to organisations (startups, SaaS companies and enterprises), with engagements scoped by contract rather than individual self-serve signup.

Checked 25 September 2026