License Keys

SN Utils offers several ways to distribute Pro access across your team. Choose the method that best fits your workflow — or combine them.

Free 14-Day Pro Trial

Want to try Pro features before purchasing? Start a free 14-day trial directly from the extension — no account or credit card required. The trial includes Sidekick form analyzer, table-specific list fields, and a demo snippet popup. Custom shortcuts, snippets, commands, and cloud features require a full Pro subscription.

For full details on what's included, what's excluded (and why), and how activation works, see the dedicated Free Pro Trial page.

Key Types

Individual Keys

• Format: SNU-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
• Use: One-time activation by a single user
• Best for: Specific team members, contractors, or trial users

Domain Keys

• Format: DOM-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
• Use: Multiple activations by users with a matching email domain
• Best for: Self-service onboarding for entire departments or organizations

Creating License Keys

Step 1: Navigate to License Keys

1. Switch to your Team Space
2. Navigate to Licenses
3. Scroll to Seat Distribution

Seats live with the team that uses them, so any team administrator can hand them out — not only the person who bought the subscription. The older personal link /home/licenses takes you to the same place.

Step 2: Create a New Key

1. Click Create License Key
2. Select the key type:
   • Individual for single-user keys
   • Domain for email domain-restricted keys
3. Optionally add a friendly name (e.g., "Marketing Team Key")
4. For domain keys, enter the allowed email domain (e.g., acme.com)
5. Click Create Key

Step 3: Share the Key

Copy the generated key code and share it with your team via email, Slack/Teams, internal wiki, or onboarding documentation.

For domain keys, click the Share button to get a ready-made message template you can customize and send.

Invite by Email

Instead of sharing a key, you can invite users directly by email. They receive an email with a personal activation link — no key entry required.

Direct Assignment

1. Go to Licenses → Assigned Licenses
2. Click Assign License
3. Enter the user's email address
4. Click Assign — they receive an invitation email

Bulk Invite

Need to onboard many users at once? Use the bulk invite feature:

1. Go to Licenses → License Keys
2. Click Invite by Email
3. Paste a list of email addresses (one per line, or comma/semicolon separated)
4. Review the preview — duplicates and existing members are automatically skipped
5. Optionally add a personal message
6. Click Send Invitations

Recipients receive an email containing your team name, who invited them, your optional message, and a link to accept and create their account.

For full details on managing invitations, see Bulk Invite.

How Users Claim Keys

When a user receives a license key:

1. They visit the activation page
2. Enter the license key
3. Create their account (or sign in)
4. The key is claimed and they gain access

For domain keys, the user's email must match the allowed domain.

After claiming a key, users connect their browser extension to their account. See Connecting for the extension activation flow.

Managing Keys

View All Keys

The license keys page shows:

• All created keys organized by type
• Key status (Active, Claimed, Inactive)
• Usage statistics
• Creation date

Keys are masked by default for security — click the eye icon to reveal the full key code.

Key Actions

Best Practices

Security

• Don't share keys publicly — They grant access to your subscription
• Deactivate unused keys — Clean up keys that weren't used
• Use domain keys for large groups — Easier to manage than many individual keys

Organization

• Use descriptive names — "Sales Team Q1 2026" is better than "Key 1"
• Set max uses for domain keys — Prevent unlimited signups
• Review key usage monthly — Ensure only intended users are joining

Limits

• Individual keys count as 1 seat when claimed
• Domain keys consume seats per claim
• Keys respect your subscription seat limit
• Deactivating a key doesn't free up claimed seats

FAQ

Can I see who claimed a key?

Yes! The license page shows which email claimed each individual key. Domain keys show full usage statistics.

What happens if I run out of seats?

New key claims will be rejected. Either upgrade your subscription or remove unused team members.

Can users share keys?

Individual keys can only be used once. Domain keys are restricted by email domain, preventing unauthorized sharing.

How do I revoke access for someone who used a key?

Remove them from your team members list. Deactivating the key only prevents new claims.

Should I use keys or email invitations?

Use email invitations when you know exactly who should get access — it's the simplest flow for the recipient. Use keys when you want users to self-serve (domain keys) or when you need to distribute access through channels like Slack, wikis, or onboarding docs.

Can I start a trial before buying?

Yes! You can start a free 14-day trial directly from the extension — no credit card or account required. See the Free Pro Trial page for full details on what's included and how it works.

What happens when my trial expires?

Trial features return to Free-plan behavior. Your local settings and data are preserved — nothing is deleted. You can upgrade to Pro at any time to get them back. See Free Pro Trial — When the trial expires for details.