Upgrade from Standard to Business subscription

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FabianoC1

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Hello.

If I acquire a Standard subscription now and, in the future, I decide/need to use Parallels to do some external project for a client, do I need to upgrade it to Business? How much would that cost?

Thanks!
 
Hello,
As per our EULA (https://www.corel.com/en/eula/) :
If You need to use more than five Licenses, then You must purchase a License for the business edition of the Software, where available, under the terms of the BULA.  The foregoing limitation of the number of Licenses You may acquire for Software does not apply to Software for which We do not have a business edition.

Unfortunately, the Parallels Standard Subscription can only be upgraded to a Pro Subscription.
However, if you will have to purchase a Parallels Desktop Business Edition, kindly use this link: https://www.parallels.com/products/business/

Thank you.
 
I would need just 1 license. So, would I still need to upgrade from Standard or Pro subscription to Business IF in the future, I decide/need to use Parallels to do some external project for a client?
At this moment, I do NOT intend to do any work on Parallels, but I code projects for clients on my time, so it could happen in 3 months, 6 months, 1 year (or might not at all).
 
FabianoC1 said:
I would need just 1 license. So, would I still need to upgrade from Standard or Pro subscription to Business IF in the future, I decide/need to use Parallels to do some external project for a client?
At this moment, I do NOT intend to do any work on Parallels, but I code projects for clients on my time, so it could happen in 3 months, 6 months, 1 year (or might not at all).
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Hello,
As long as the number of Parallels Desktop licenses is not more than five, you may use Parallels Desktop Standard or Pro Edition.
Thanks
 
If you're planning to do client work later, you'll probably need to upgrade to the Business edition, depending on how you're using it. The exact cost might depend on what's available when you decide to switch, so it's a good idea to check their pricing or ask support if you're unsure.
 
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