Account

Plans & Device Licensing

Every SignalStream account is on a plan, and every account is licensed to exactly one Studio installation at a time. This page covers both.

Plans

Basic

Free

  • Unlimited local dashboards
  • All input connectors
  • Formula/math tags
  • Fully offline, zero cloud dependency
  • Daily config backup

Pro

$129 / account / mo

  • Everything in Standard
  • AI chat across your dashboards
  • Priority support
  • Early access to new connectors

Enterprise

Contact us

  • Everything in Pro
  • Dedicated infrastructure
  • Custom connectors & integrations
  • SLA-backed support

Basic runs entirely offline — nothing leaves your PC. Standard and above add the cloud sync needed for remote viewing at dashboard.signalstreamstudio.com and for your data to follow you across devices.

Device licensing

Each account can be logged into one Studio installation at a time. This is enforced when you log in, not on every action — Studio doesn't check it continuously while you're already signed in.

Moving to a new PC

  1. Log out from the old PC while it's still online

    A normal logout syncs your latest dashboard and input changes to the cloud and releases the device license.

  2. Log in on the new PC

    Use the same email. Your dashboard and data-input configuration restore automatically from the cloud.

What happens if you try to log in from a second device

If your account is currently unlicensed, or already licensed to that same device, logging in just takes over the license. If a different device currently holds the license, the login is denied outright and you're kept signed out — there's no self-service way to "steal" an active license from another machine.

Lost, dead, or stolen PC

If the PC holding your license can't log out itself (it's broken, lost, or you no longer have access to it), contact support. An admin can manually release the device lock on your account. Once it's released, logging in on a new PC re-registers it and restores your dashboards as usual.

Note

Releasing a license doesn't immediately disconnect an old Studio process that's still running — it just won't be able to log in or reconnect again afterward.