Personal version for business

[Quickquestion]

Hi,

I am new to this forum. I tried contacting Malwarebytes directly through the website but didn't receive a response and calling their phone number didn't get me a live person; it just redirected me to the consumer website. This might sound like a funny question and I don't know if I'm posting it in the right forum.

Am I allowed to buy the "Personal" version of Malwarebytes for my business computer? As of now I only have one Mac and I don't need coverage for multiple computers.

What if I expand in the future and have multiple computers or smartphones? Can I still buy the Personal version and use it for my business?

Thanks!

[Porthos]

1 minute ago, Quickquestion said:

Am I allowed to buy the "Personal" version of Malwarebytes for my business computer?

As long as you do not have over 10 devices and not using it on any server OS.

[Quickquestion]

Thanks Porthos! You're amazing.

Can I ask how you found that out? I'm trying to do the right thing and also be knowledgeable... is there somewhere on the website I could have looked to find that out?

BTW, Remember the Alamo! I love San Antonio.

Thanks.

[Quickquestion]

Porthos, btw, I have a Mac with the Big Sur version... I'm assuming that is not a server OS. Just want to make sure since I'm new to Macs.

Thanks.

[alvarnell]

I can confirm for you that Big Sur on a Mac platform as macOS is not considered to be a server OS.

Edited January 10, 2021 by alvarnell

[Porthos]

33 minutes ago, Quickquestion said:

Can I ask how you found that out?

The EULA. Also I am personally an authorized reseller as well.

https://www.malwarebytes.com/eula/

Quote

if you have a business with no more than 10 total Devices, you may use the paid version of Malwarebytes for Home Software in your business for business purposes provided that your usage shall be governed by the terms and conditions of this Agreement applicable to Malwarebytes for Business users and not the terms and conditions applicable to Home users. (“Small Business Exception”). If you use the Small Business Exception, references to Malwarebytes for Business shall be read as governing your usage of the Software.

 

[Quickquestion]

17 hours ago, alvarnell said:

I can confirm for you that Big Sur on a Mac platform as macOS is not considered to be a server OS.

Thanks alvarnell. Thanks for confirming my thought.

[Quickquestion]

17 hours ago, Porthos said:

The EULA. Also I am personally an authorized reseller as well.

https://www.malwarebytes.com/eula/

 

Thanks again Porthos.