1C licenses

This page provides general information about license categories and how 1C:Enterprise is typically licensed. For exact SKUs, prices, and delivery scope, refer to the current price list and your contract.

Main categories

Configuration delivery (main license)
A license to use a specific application (configuration). Usually purchased at initial rollout or when expanding the product set.
1C server license
Authorizes the 1C application server (cluster, work processes, etc., depending on the edition).
Client access licenses
Define how many concurrent workstations (sessions) can connect to an infobase. Often sold in packages (e.g. 5, 10, 20 seats per package).
Information technology support (ITS)
A subscription covering updates, vendor services, and support for a chosen term (e.g. 3, 6, 12, or 24 months).

General rules (guidelines)

Licensing is not one-size-fits-all: counts and components depend on your deployment (databases, servers, users).
Server and client licenses complement each other; you usually need a consistent set for your architecture.
Client packages have a nominal seat count per package; total seats = number of packages × nominal seats.
Vendor and partner terms apply in addition to any technical summary on the website.

Calculator

For an indicative cost estimate, open Licenses → Calculator in the menu. Results are for reference only; contracts and invoices are legally binding.