I'm not sure there are industry standards for this calculation. With other software, it's typically called a 'site license' where the corporation buys a license for use by any/all of its employees. But not all software does this. So, sometimes they'd simply charge for the price * 20,000. Sometimes they may give a quantity discount. Sometimes they do a flat fee for the entire company. Sometimes they do a smaller flat fee, then an annual per-user license fee.
The MyFonts standard model for this amount of users has a 95% multi-user discount, which means 20000 licenses costs 900 times the amount of a single user license
16 Nov 2011 — 3:48am
Explain?
16 Nov 2011 — 4:15am
if a single licensed unit cost is ¤100
what would a license for 20,000 users be in line with industry standards?
16 Nov 2011 — 5:33am
Probably so much it would make more sense to create a custom typeface.
16 Nov 2011 — 6:19am
perhaps, but that isn't the point.
16 Nov 2011 — 7:19am
I'm not sure there are industry standards for this calculation. With other software, it's typically called a 'site license' where the corporation buys a license for use by any/all of its employees. But not all software does this. So, sometimes they'd simply charge for the price * 20,000. Sometimes they may give a quantity discount. Sometimes they do a flat fee for the entire company. Sometimes they do a smaller flat fee, then an annual per-user license fee.
17 Nov 2011 — 8:16am
The MyFonts standard model for this amount of users has a 95% multi-user discount, which means 20000 licenses costs 900 times the amount of a single user license
28 Nov 2011 — 4:19am
thanks Dave, that is what I came to also.