Documentation Index
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Concept
Active devices.
An active device is a device, environment, or runtime identity that has used a Bitfield key and has not been revoked or replaced in the account portal.
What counts
A laptop can count. A phone can count. A tablet can count. A server can count. A Raspberry Pi can count. A runtime environment can count when it uses your key to run Bitfield.The working rule: if you turn Bitfield on there with your key, and you have not revoked or replaced it, it is active.How moving a spot works
If you stop using one device, revoke it in the account portal. That frees the spot so a replacement device can use your key.Why pricing uses this word
Bitfield pricing is based on active devices because the product is not priced per app, per project, per seat, token, install, revenue share, or feature. The unit is the device or runtime identity currently allowed to run with your key.
