User guides

Plans, enterprise access and private deployment

Pixso offers plans for individual work and team collaboration, with enterprise options for shared resources and access management. Use the current plan comparison for prices, file allowances and available seat types.

Seats and file access

Choose a seat according to the work a member performs, then grant access to the relevant team, project and files. A product capability and permission to edit a particular file are separate settings. If a collaborator cannot edit, check both.

Which AI credits are used?

Pixso separates personal, team and enterprise AI credits. The file’s space determines the applicable credit balance; these balances are not transferable between spaces. Pixso editor credits and Paico credits are also separate. AI availability depends on the seat’s capabilities and file editing permissions.

Request enterprise access

Use the contact or trial entry on the Pixso Enterprise page. Provide your work contact details, organization, team size and intended use. Include requirements for shared libraries, member administration and integrations so the team can arrange the appropriate next step.

After access is arranged, create a project, invite members and assign roles and file permissions. A representative design file can be used to set up shared components, review comments and developer handoff.

Enterprise service and private deployment

An online enterprise space provides managed collaboration and organization features. Private deployment runs in an agreed intranet or cloud environment and includes deployment-specific infrastructure and integration planning.

  1. Provide expected user numbers, hosting location and network requirements.
  2. Identify account-system integration, external access and data-handling needs.
  3. Prepare representative files and workflows for migration testing.
  4. Agree the deployment, testing, maintenance and support scope with the Pixso team.

For a private-deployment inquiry, contact support@pixso.net. Trial availability, implementation arrangements and costs are specified in the proposal; an online trial does not by itself install a private instance.