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# Subscriptions

Subscriptions determine how an Atomyx product is activated and used within a workspace.

A product may be present in a workspace, but it still needs the right subscription state before it is fully operational.

### What a subscription controls

A subscription can affect:

* whether the product is active
* which usage model applies
* what limits or capacity are available
* how billing is handled

### Common subscription pattern

A typical Atomyx setup includes:

* **trial** usage for evaluation or initial development
* **production** usage for live workloads and operational use

The exact commercial structure may vary by product.

### Subscription scope

Subscriptions are attached to products in the context of a workspace.

This means:

* one workspace can have different subscriptions for different products
* multiple workspaces can have different subscription setups
* production and non-production environments can be separated cleanly

### Practical advice

Use trial environments to explore and prototype, then move to clearly separated production workspaces and subscriptions for live use.

### Related pages

* **Products**
* **Workspaces**
* **Activate a Subscription**
* **Products and Subscriptions** in Vault


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