Alright, let’s break this down so no one gets it twisted about what a website and a domain really are and how your license applies.
Domain vs. Website:
- Domain: Think of a domain like the address for your business, say, 123MarketingSt.com. It’s where people go to find you, and it includes the main name (like marketingst.com) and any variations (subdomains) you might create (blog.marketingst.com, shop.marketingst.com).
- Website: Now, the website is like the actual building at that address. It’s the content, pages, and everything you see when you pull up the domain in your browser. If your domain is the "where," your website is the "what."
License Specificity:
Your license? It’s got laser focus—covering one website per license, not the whole carnival of subdomains. So, if you’ve got a blog (blog.yourdomain.com) or a store (shop.yourdomain.com), each subdomain is its own little beast, and you'd need separate licenses for those.
Bottom line: One website, one license—like one key for one door. If you want to unlock the whole building, you’ll need a few more keys (or talk to us about an enterprise plan).