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How is ArcGIS enterprise licensed?
ArcGIS Enterprise is licensed per user and by system capacity. Named users exist at two levels, providing secure access to information and content creation capabilities. See Organization roles and membership levels for detailed information on named users and capabilities at the two levels.
How much does an ArcGIS account cost?
For as little as $1,500, you can get started making and sharing maps. This includes a single use license of ArcGIS for Desktop and one named user of ArcGIS Online. As your needs for capacity, functionality, and end users grow, you can scale up your implementation.
What are the different licensing roles for ArcGIS?
These licensing roles are ways of providing functionality to the ArcGIS platform as deployed in your own infrastructure. Different licensing roles provide different capabilities and types of services you can publish. The ArcGIS Server component can be licensed in one of the following five roles:
How are feature services used in ArcGIS Enterprise?
They can use your feature service in the maps and apps they create and, if you allow it, they can edit the data in the feature service. Feature services run on ArcGIS GIS Server sites. For information on what functionality is available in feature services based on your ArcGIS Enterprise license or server role, see the functionality matrix.
Do you have to sign a license agreement with ESRI?
Unless superseded by a signed license agreement between you and Esri, Esri is willing to provide Esri Offerings and Services to you only if you accept all terms and conditions contained in this Agreement as the sole and final agreement of the parties regarding your acquisition of these Esri Offerings and Services.
How can I Change my ArcGIS Pro License?
Answer: The organization’s administrator must contact Customer Service so that the organization’s ArcGIS Pro licenses can be provisioned to use for ArcGIS Online. Once licenses are provisioned by Customer Service, the administrator can then assign, revoke, and change ArcGIS Pro licenses within their organization using their ArcGIS Online account.