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^ Sale ended anyway.
No.
Yes.
Edit: NVM, You were right. Its still up but You need to wait a moment after adding code for the discount.
Not at this time.
Expires as soon as reseller launches, which hopefully will be by January 10th. Working feverishly to meet this objective.
@nem do licenses with limited amount of domains (Mini, Startup) also limit users? In order to create a user, we need a domain, but under that domain more users can be added - do restrictions apply to them also?
1 User with 10 Domains
10 Users with 1 Domain
5 Users with domain and each one Subuser with another domain
...and so on, always ends up in consuming 10 domains from your limit.
It is domain limit that counts, not users, right? So it might be e.g. 1000 users with 10 domains (for Mini) also?
1.000 accounts with 10 domains would be 10.000 domains. Each account has a domain so maximum users would be 10 users with one domain each for the mini license.
I meant 100 users per single unique domain (total 10 domains, total 1000 users). Don't know what much these users can do with the same domain they use, the main issue I see is how to get separate email addresses for all of them.
This setup doesn't make sense as far as I understood what you're about to do. I'm not aware ApisCP supports kind of "alt-accounts". If you refer to email-users (accounts for email access), these are not billed.
How do you create two separate e-mail accounts for the same domain so that emails would not end up at the same (main) account?
"Accounts" refers to system accounts (i.e. in Nexus), which are one (and only one) per domain. Each system account may have separate sub-users for panel access and email, which, to my understanding, are not billed.
I was just writing an update and you've posted. I confirmed this information - only domain number counts, not users (or sub-users as you call them).
Create two separate user accounts. Assign email to deliver to these separate users. See also Separating mail to same user, different domain.
License restrictions only apply to domain counts. You can have 10 accounts each with 1 domain or 1 account with 10 domains. This would be treated the same way. There is no limit on the number of email accounts, databases, subdomains, or users these accounts may have.
Nexus shows this information in a banner for assistance.
I know how to do that already, just gave an example (in the form of question) of user accounts I was talking about to @webcraft
Log into ApisCP as an account (non-admin) and go to Users > Create user in the sidebar
That XY problem I created here went out of control
Thank you all and stop answering, please
If anyone's interested - looks like only one day left to get 50% discount for ApisCP lifetime licenses.
I already got 3 in this sale. so i should be good for a while
Guess the most buyers are very careful spending money on ApisCP licenses
I also got a few. It reminds me of a stock market - who have slept in October (not me), should be quite frustrated right now.
Just a few more thoughts about ApisCP and this sale:
1 - nem has commented on this a couple of times before.
2 - i think nem does that in a way, where it does not de-value his brand. furthermore the product is solid, and even when its not on sale, there is quite good value to be had.
(especially for the smaller ones that are intended for private usage).
Yes, I know his opinion about all this. And the above was my opinion, while looking from marketing perspective.
Second yes. No need to cheap out. That's what I wanted to say.
Third yes, the hell. If you believe in something, you should contribute. That's how great things in the world are achieved. Lifetime license rather hurts provider in the long term, but hope not that much comparing to present benefit. And the seller decides himself what to sell. And us, the buyers - where to put our money.
no doubt in my mind to add more license, because ApisCP is the future.
I got 2 licenses in this sale.
Not really.
2 of the licenses that i picked are the Startup ones... - My intention is to try them as an add-on/configurable option for dedicated servers.
If the experiment is successful i will get more of those.
Got another Pro for myself
Looks like at least one experiment was successful already
It just makes sense to have consistent/similar solutions/infra in all locations.
Right. OT as it's Saturday night already - @SGraf I liked Vienna, with it's viennese coffee, strudels and schnitzels.. Yay
Not sure about the level of web hosting services though 
Mine works.
What you see on the website is just the stuff for public consumption. I also have .nl and .us locations that are not available for online orders at the moment.
I am more than happy to give reputable forum users a short trial...
When it comes to colo/power/bandwith/... Austria is generally an expensive location.
Sorry, I did not visit your site yet.
It is expensive country overall. And the most expensive in the region. You should thank God, that you have such a wonderful and cheap neighbours
We went completely OT thanks to me
But thanks to me this thread is alive again 
And thanks to @nem that it exists.
In Matt I trust.