Macrorit License Options for Multiple Computers

Macrorit sells multi-computer licenses for some of its products, but not all of them. On the official store, the clearest multi-seat options appear under Data Wiper, where checkout links exist for a single license, a 5-computer license, a 30-computer license, and an unlimited-computer license. For Partition Expert, the site organizes editions by use case (Free, Pro, Server, Unlimited, Technician) and shows "Buy" links per edition, but the provided page evidence does not list separate 5/30/unlimited checkout options for that product line. If you need to license many machines, confirm the exact seat terms on the store page for the specific product before paying.

What the store actually shows

The page also lists a Server Disk Management 30-Day Edition at $59.99, which is a time-limited option rather than a seat-count license. Prices for the other editions are not included in the provided material, so treat any figure you see at checkout as the authoritative one.

How to decide which license to buy

1. Identify the product first. Seat-count choices are tied to a specific product. A Data Wiper multi-seat license does not cover Partition Expert, and vice versa.
2. Count the machines that will actually run the software. Include servers, test machines, and any bootable media deployments if the license terms count them.
3. Match the count to the available tier. For Data Wiper, the tiers are 1, 5, 30, and unlimited. Buying 5 when you need 6 usually means buying the next tier, so estimate generously.
4. Check the edition, not just the seat count. Partition Expert separates Free, Pro, Server, Unlimited, and Technician. Server environments need the Server or higher edition; the seat count is a separate question from edition capability.
5. Trial before you commit. The site offers free downloads and trials across the product lines, which lets you verify that the tool handles your disk layout, Windows version, and bootable-media workflow before purchasing multiple seats.

Practical cautions

• "Unlimited" is a license term, not a technical limit. Confirm in the pre-sale FAQ what counts as a computer, especially for portable or bootable use.
• Refund and pre-sale FAQ pages exist on the site and are the right place to verify seat definitions, transfer rules, and upgrade paths before a bulk purchase.
• Upgrade language appears on the site (for example, "Wiper Pro + FREE Upgrades"), so if you expect to add machines later, ask whether upgrading a smaller license is cheaper than buying the larger tier outright.
• Edition capability still governs what you can do. A multi-seat Data Wiper license wipes disks; it does not resize partitions. Choose the product by task, then the seat count by fleet size.

For a single workstation, the standard single-license purchase is sufficient. For a small office or lab, the 5-computer tier is the natural fit where it is offered. For managed fleets or service providers, the 30-computer or unlimited tiers, or the Technician Edition for Partition Expert, are the options to compare — with the final seat definitions confirmed on the store and FAQ pages.