Plans for groups and teams
For clubs, teams and companies that play together.
A group plan is for the people who argue with each other regularly: a club, a team at work, a family, a league of friends.
What a group gets
- A name of its own, so the group can be found and challenged as a group rather than through one member's account.
- A shared home for the challenges that belong to the group instead of to a single person. See Group accounts.
- Room for members, with the plan sitting on the group rather than on each person.
Which plan
There are several sizes — from a small club to a company account. Which one fits depends on how many people you want inside it; the plans page in the app lists the current sizes and prices for your country.
Who books and who administers it
A group plan belongs to the group, and it is a group administrator who books it and who can set the group's name. Members do not need a plan of their own to play in the group; a personal Plus plan and a group plan are separate things and neither replaces the other.
What it does not change
Group or not, a challenge works the same way: claim, counter-claim, deadline, proof, decision. What changes is who it belongs to and where it shows up.
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