You can use your Dynamic Content for Elementor license for your staging sites without occupying a seat in the license.

For example, if your site is yoursite.com, we will not consider a license used for the domain staging.yoursite.com.

General Rule

Any domain that contains the word test, dev, or staging are considered staging sites.

For example dev-foo.example.com is considered a staging site.

Local sites on your PC are not considered as a license

  • localhost

  • Any name without a TLD

TLD (Top-level Domain) that are not considered as a license

  • *.dev (example.dev)

  • *.local (example.local)

  • *.staging (example.staging)

  • *.test (example.test)

  • *.example (example.example)

  • *.invalid (example.invalid)

  • *.backup (example.backup)

Subdomains that are not considered as a license

  • dev.* (dev.example.com)

  • development.* (development.example.com)

  • local.* (local.example.com)

  • test.* (test.example.com)

  • staging.* (staging.example.com)

  • stage.* (stage.example.com)

  • backup.* (backup.example.com)

  • wp-staging.* (wp-staging.example.com)

  • *.wpengine.com

  • *.sg-host.com

  • *.kinsta.cloud

  • *.cloudwaysapps.com

  • *.closte.com

  • *.runcloud.link

  • *.cloudwaysapp.com

  • *.pantheonsite.io

  • *.onrocket.site

  • *.pressdns.com

  • *.bigscoots-staging.com

  • *.flywheelstaging.com

  • *.wpstage.net

IP Addresses are not considered as a license

  • Any IP address

This list may change at any time.

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