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Team
Great for small teams
Self-hosted one-to-one and group messaging, file sharing and search
Native apps for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux
Unlimited search history and integrations
Tools for custom branding
New monthly improvements to Team Edition
English, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Turkish, Spanish, and Ukrainian.
Enterprise E10
Enterprise control
Includes everything from Team and:
Active Directory / LDAP single sign-on
Encrypted push notifications via HPNS
Multi-factor authentication
Advanced access control policy
Next business day support
New monthly improvements to Enterprise E10
System default permission policy
Enterprise E20
Advanced enterprise control
Includes everything from Enterprise E10 and:
Team-specific permission policy
Compliance exports with oversight protection
Automated compliance export
Custom retention policies for messages and files
Eligible for Premier Support add-on
Active Directory Federation Services single sign-on via SAML 2.0 integration
Okta single sign-on via SAML 2.0 integration
OneLogin single sign-on via SAML 2.0 integration
Support for multi-node database deployment
Support for highly available application servers
Elasticsearch
Support for performance monitoring
After months of testing and vendor vetting, we zeroed in on Mattermost. Mattermost exceeded our minimum performance expectations and aligned nicely with Uber’s existing tech stack.
—Uber Engineering Team
Sixty days prior to expiry, System Administrators receive notifications that the Enterprise Edition license key will expire on the anniversary of its purchase. After expiry, there is a 15-day grace period to upload a new license key as long as the server is not restarted. After the grace period, users will see a blue bar in the user interface indicating the license has expired and certain settings will no longer be able to be changed until an unexpired key is installed. When the server is restarted after license expiry, Enterprise features will be disabled.
At any time, Enterprise Edition can be downgraded to the free Team Edition without data loss by switching off any Enterprise features enabled and then removing the license key.
For the purpose of billing, a “user” is any account created in Mattermost Enterprise Edition that has not been deactivated by the System Administrator.
You can see your user count for billing purposes from the System Console on the View Statistics page under “Total Users” in Enterprise Edition.
Upon enrollment in a Mattermost Enterprise Edition subscription, you’ll receive a license key file that is unique for your organization. Once uploaded onto your server, Enterprise Edition features will be enabled. The license key expires on the anniversary of your purchase.
Yes, please see the Mattermost Monday License program.
Yes, for academic institutions we offer Mattermost Enterprise Edition Standard for no charge to students (staff members pay regular price). You need to pay for at least 10 staff members in order to qualify for an academic license. Please see Mattermost Academic Licensing for more information.
Mattermost Enterprise Edition can be used for free without a license key as commercial software functionally equivalent to the open source Mattermost Team Edition licensed under MIT.
When a license key is purchased and applied to Mattermost Enterprise Edition, additional enterprise features unlock.
The license agreement for Mattermost Enterprise Edition is included in the software and also available here.
Sixty days prior to expiry, System Administrators receive notifications that the Enterprise Edition license key will expire on the anniversary of its purchase. After expiry, there is a 15-day grace period to upload a new license key as long as the server is not restarted. After the grace period, users will see a blue bar in the user interface indicating the license has expired and certain settings will no longer be able to be changed until an unexpired key is installed. When the server is restarted after license expiry, Enterprise features will be disabled.
At any time, Enterprise Edition can be downgraded to the free Team Edition without data loss by switching off any Enterprise features enabled and then removing the license key.
Yes, please see the Mattermost Monday License program.
Yes, for academic institutions we offer Mattermost Enterprise Edition Standard for no charge to students (staff members pay regular price). You need to pay for at least 10 staff members in order to qualify for an academic license. Please see Mattermost Academic Licensing for more information.
For the purpose of billing, a “user” is any account created in Mattermost Enterprise Edition that has not been deactivated by the System Administrator.
You can see your user count for billing purposes from the System Console on the View Statistics page under “Total Users” in Enterprise Edition.
Upon enrollment in a Mattermost Enterprise Edition subscription, you’ll receive a license key file that is unique for your organization. Once uploaded onto your server, Enterprise Edition features will be enabled. The license key expires on the anniversary of your purchase.
Mattermost Enterprise Edition can be used for free without a license key as commercial software functionally equivalent to the open source Mattermost Team Edition licensed under MIT.
When a license key is purchased and applied to Mattermost Enterprise Edition, additional enterprise features unlock.
The license agreement for Mattermost Enterprise Edition is included in the software and also available here.
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