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A Final Draft single-user license isn't subscription-based, it's a one-time purchase. It's yours to use as long as you're running it on a computer on which it's supported. Final Draft is not guaranteed to work forever or on any computer it's installed on.

Final Draft comes with an unlimited number of installs but the retail license allows two computers (that you own and operate) to run at a given time.

Final Draft comes with an unlimited number of installs but the retail license allows two computers (that you own and operate) to run at a given time. If you have (for example) five computers, FD can be installed on all of them and the two activations moved from computer to computer as needed.

You can install Final Draft on as many computers as you want. However, if you have the standard retail package, only two of these can be activated at a given time and can be used only on computers owned and operated by you.

A Final Draft single-user license isn't subscription-based, it's a one-time purchase. It's yours to use as long as you're running it on a computer on which it's supported. Final Draft is not guaranteed to work forever or on any computer it's installed on.

Final Draft comes with an unlimited number of installs but the retail license allows two computers (that you own and operate) to run at a given time.

Can I put someone else on my account so they can get support? No. Final Draft is single-user-license software. If your name is the one on the account, you're the sole owner and the only person who can get support.

You can install Final Draft on as many computers as you want. However, if you have the standard retail package, only two of these can be activated at a given time and can be used only on computers owned and operated by you.

You can install Final Draft on as many computers as you want. However, if you have the standard retail package, only two of these can be activated at a given time and can be used only on computers owned and operated by you.

Can my writing partner and I share one copy of Final Draft? No. In the case of a standard or academic retail package, only one person can be listed as the owner of the software. Writing partners cannot co-own a copy of Final Draft any more than they can co-own an airline ticket.