Can you have tiers based on number of people rather than access to content?

Memberships & subscriptions
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Hello: I know I can’t tier by top-level domain, such as .edu (although wonder if it could be done on a trust basis), but asking if it is possible to have tiers based on number of people within an organization who want access, with purchaser providing a list of addresses. So for example, a price for up to x users. Or an “enterprise” price that would allow access to anyone within an organization with the same full domain (eg, blakeinstitute.com), the price depending on size of organization.

It seems as if everything is designed for individuals (retail). I assume at least discount codes can be used? Or would you have to charge, say, a high price for a tier and then give everyone but purchaser individual complimentary access? Seems awkward.

Thanks.

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The lowest code way to do this is to have the organization pay you and then upload a csv of their members with complimentary access. It’d be possible to automate that, but unless it happens a lot, it might not be worth the cost of automating.

I’ve also built integrations for clients that allowed everyone from a specific domain to register for a complimentary plan. I think Outpost also offers this as part of some of their plans.

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Thank you. Pretty much what I though, nice to know a custom domain integration is possible if needed.