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<p> PaperOffice is technically scaled by so-called runtime licenses. So the required database structure always adapts to the requirements so that users don't have to pay more than necessary. </p> <p> So-called "fair use limits" are used to prevent mass abuse. </p> <p> PaperOffice has an extremely high "fair use limit" of <b> 250,000 documents </b> for each individual user account within the PaperOffice Team network. </p> <p> <h3> I have a PaperOffice Team account and need to save more than 250,000 pages </h3> <p> If you have a PaperOffice Team user account and need to save more than 250,000 pages, you will need to purchase a new PaperOffice Team user account for every 250,000 document pages. </p> <p> For example, if you have 10 PaperOffice Team accounts, you can save 10 x 250,000 = <b> 2,500,000 </b> document pages. </p> <h3> Version limits </h3> <ul> <li> PaperOffice One = 50,000 pages per user account </li> <li> PaperOffice One Plus = 100,000 pages per user account </li> <li> PaperOffice Team = 250,000 pages per user account </li> </ul></p>