if I have 4 apps (My Main, My Handyman, My AirBNB Parking, My AirBNB Cleaning) and 5 developers, how much am I paying on teams plan?
This article [ss] says even on teams plan sub apps needs to be on separate plan, this is confusing
You are billed per app.
If they are all going off the same database you can build it all in one app and just have 1 team plan.
It’s based off of WU usage, if built optimized you can easily stay in limits of plan depending on app features.
Otherwise you can build in multiple apps with multiple plans and use APIs to communicate if needed or build with subapps.
Thanks @chris.williamson1996, Does the Teams Plan allow multiple developers to edit multiple projects?
I want to know if the Teams Plan gives 5 developers the permission to access and edit all 4 projects (main app, apps or sub-apps) simultaneously. Or do I have to assign each developer to a specific project only?
I may be misunderstanding what you’re doing but it sounds like you have 4 different apps(ideas/features).
Main, Handyman, AirBNB Parking, AirBNB Cleaning
Each with different features. If this is true then disregard sub apps.
The sub app purpose is to allow you to have 1 main app, and multiple sub apps each with their own database and own domain but overarching app is the same. It’s convenient to allow you to push the same changes to all sub apps. Honestly in my opinion it’s a kind of pointless feature as you can just build all in one app and use tools like co-Alias to multi domain however sub apps have been around before multi domain plugins in bubble so it had a use at one point. I’m sure sub apps have a use case it’s just edge cases imo. (Sub apps all use the same plan, not individually billed)
If each of your 4 apps have different functionality you have 2 options.
1- build individual apps each with their own plan In your account (doubt this is the option you’re looking for bc you’d need multiple plans with multiple devs which will be very costly)
2- build all the features into a single app, either breakdown by page or user type in a SPA. (I’d assume this would be your best bet as all your “apps” seem to encompass the same functionality and use cases just different user types) (think main dashboard page, cleaner dashboard page, parking dashboard page, etc) if they each need their own domain and database refer back to option 1.
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