Your app is for people. A company can buy it for them.

Add company agreements, seats and customer administration alongside individual subscriptions. Your users keep the app and accounts they already know.

“Can we give Premium to 500 employees?”

In this illustrative example, a company wants a year of your meditation app’s Premium plan for 500 employees. Keep the sessions, profiles and sign-in. Define what the company buys and who can claim it.

Included access
Your app’s Premium content, represented as an included feature.
Capacity
Up to 500 allocated seats under the company’s agreement.
Duration
The start and end dates you agree with the buyer.
People
Existing or new users signing in through your own app.

BusinessMode represents these access terms as a License. Your payment provider still collects payment.

One account. More than one way to get access.

Connect personal and employer-paid access to the same account. Your backend checks the applicable sources; if your policy allows either, losing one need not remove access supplied by the other.

BusinessMode does not automatically change or cancel existing subscriptions. Your product owns that billing policy.

Read about personal and company access

The same product. A company-sized way in.

Agree on the offer
Choose the company’s features, seats and access dates.
Bring people in
Assign users, preview a roster, or let employees sign in and claim an invitation or code.
Check access
Your server checks current feature access. Your app makes the content or functionality available.
See the backend integration

Bring company access to the product people already use.

Let their administrator handle the next joiner.

Let authorized customer admins view licenses and members, invite employees, create codes and release seats. Your team retains control of features and seat limits.

Explore customer administration

Use it wherever a company buys for people.

Wellness and fitness. Learning libraries. Productivity, professional and membership tools. BusinessMode manages commercial access; medical records, HR systems and enterprise SSO remain outside its scope.

Choose how people join

Compare plans and customer capacity

Take the company deal without taking your app apart.

Start with one company, one feature and one user. Then bring in the team.