List & Label is a license for one developer
Individual, non-transferable, for one developer for installation on one computer or alternately for use on one notebook (Professional + Enterprise). Discounts are available for developer teams.
You also need several licenses if you want to encapsulate List & Label functions e.g. from your own DLLs/components, which is not covered by the standard license agreement. This can be easily modified with an additional agreement. Don't hesitate to contact our Sales & Service Team.

Important: You need a license for every developer who is involved in the overall project and/or the overall product in which List & Label is integrated. In this respect, it is irrelevant whether a developer uses List & Label functions or not. The basic conditions are fair, however they have not been calculated so as to enable large projects with maybe tens of thousands of end users to be covered by a single license.

Server/Web Server License (for Standard and Professional)
For each application installation, that utilizes e.g. an Internet protocol or is a web server extension, is integrated in ASP or PHP pages or is an independent server application, you require the corresponding Server/Web Server Licenses if you use List & Label Standard Edition or List & Label Professional Edition.
List & Label Enterprise Edition includes an Unlimited Server/Web Server License.

Subscription for Professional + Enterprise Edition
Subscription includes Service Packs, feature-upgrades and upgrades to major versions during the period of validity. Support is available by phone and e-mail during Combit's office hours on a flat rate basis. Service Packs, interim upgrades and following major versions are available via download. The subscription period is for one year and is renewable after the first year.

Support for the Standard Edition
For the cost-effective Standard Edition, support services will be charged at a rate of €3/min (plus VAT if applicable). Or you spontaneously decide to upgrade to the Professional Edition.

The publisher does have free of charge access to their knowledge base and newsgroups.