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<% /* Copyright 2009 Google Inc.
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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
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<h1>Account Quotas and Billing</h1>
<p>
EtherPad Professional Edition allows you to create accounts for members
of your team. Account-holders may sign in at
<tt>your-domain.etherpad.com</tt>.
</p>
<p>You may have up to <%= numFreeAccounts %> accounts for free. Once you
try to add more accounts, you will be prompted to enter payment
information. Above <%= numFreeAccounts %> accounts, you will be charged
$<%= pricePerAccount %> per account per month. For example, to have <%=
numFreeAccounts+1 %> accounts will cost a total of $<%= pricePerAccount *
(numFreeAccounts+1) %> per month.</p>
<p>You are billed at the end of your monthly billing cycle, so if you
start on January 1st, you will not be billed until February 1st. To
compute the total amount charged at the end of the month, we use the
<b>maximum number of accounts that existed throughout the month</b>. So
if you create 10 accounts, but then delete 3 before the end of the month,
you will still be charged for 10 at the end of the month. Likewise, if
you create 10 accounts, delete them all, and create 10 new accounts,
you will be charged for 10 accounts.</p>
<p>EtherPad lets you to collaborate with <b>guests</b> in
addition to account-holders. Guests are users who do not have accounts
but join you in public pads on your site. You can always have unlimited
guest collaborators, and you are not ever charged for guests. You are
only charged for account-holders.</p>
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