Multi-user for B2B and B2C

How Frisbii models multi-user

1. Product as a "multi-user subscription" — in the Frisbii backend the product is created as a multi-user subscription (base price for the owner seat + price per additional seat, or a fixed seat count as with the family plan).
2. Checkout for the base seat — the account owner buys the subscription through the standard Frisbii checkout. The result is a multi-user-capable subscription with one seat for now.
3. Invite seats via Team access — Frisbii’s native self-service snippet (MULTI_USER_ACCOUNTS) shows the owner invitation links that colleagues or family members redeem there. The snippet alone does not redeem an invitation — the page calls useMultiuserInvitation server-side with the merchant token first.
4. Scale or release seats — the same self-service overview in the account area covers updateMultiuserSubscriptionSettings, deleteMultiuserInvitation and cancelMultiuserSubscription. No sales touch, no bespoke admin page.
5. Corporate: price on request — for enterprise licences without a fixed product contract the CTA leads to the contact page instead of the checkout.

The seat selector in the team card is the pricing visualisation: it shows what the subscription costs per month with the chosen number of seats. The actual seat configuration happens after purchase in Team access — that matches the Frisbii multi-user pattern.