Applivery supports both Enterprise (in-house) and Ad-Hoc signed iOS apps.
Sometimes it is difficult to understand which are the differences, requirements and limitations between both signing methods so below we are providing a comparison table that will help you get a bit more familiar with them.
Please note that these lines below do not depend on us (Applivery) and might change at any time without any notice.
| Profile type | Limitations | Expiration | Apple Cost / year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ad-hoc |
– Users: 100 devices – UDID collection / pre-provision needed |
Certificate: 3 years Apps: 1 year |
99 USD / year (Read more) |
| Enterprise (In-house) | – Users: Unlimited, as long as they are employees or collaborators of the organization |
Certificate: 3 years Apps: 1 year | 299 USD / year Application needed (Read more) |
As you can see, in most cases Ad-hoc can serve all your needs, knowing that you will have to collect end-users devices UDIDs and add them to your provisioning profile before signing the App. If you are looking for a more wide and massive distribution within an organization, most probably you will have to go for the Enterprise (In-House) certificate.
We highly encourage you to read more about it at Apple’s website.
