Choosing the right iPhone Developer Program?

Revised response: This info is readily available on the iphone developer application page Both accounts allow ad-hoc distribution. The enterprise program allows in-house distribution or proprietary apps for companies with 500 or more employees original response: You have to go for the corporate program. It's the only one that allows you to distribute apps within an organization as far as I know.

The individual account is only for apps that you intend to sell in the app store.

Revised response: This info is readily available on the iphone developer application page. Both accounts allow ad-hoc distribution. The enterprise program allows in-house distribution or proprietary apps for companies with 500 or more employees.

Original response: You have to go for the corporate program. It's the only one that allows you to distribute apps within an organization as far as I know. The individual account is only for apps that you intend to sell in the app store.

Review the licenses for each program with your legal team if you have one. I believe you will need the corporate one.

If the company has less than 500 people, you don't mind a slightly more difficult distribution system, and the $200 difference is really important, than register with the standard program as a company. Otherwise, sign up for the enterprise program. You should only register as an individual if the company does not own the software being distributed and doesn't want to own the software.

Which I doubt is the case.

For any business with multiple users I would recommend getting a Corporate account. That way you can have a team leader, and separate account logins for each member of the team. For a Corporate account you will need to provide a legal contact at your company who has authority to bind your company to the terms and conditions of the Apple agreement.

Check out my post here for a bit more detail about what you have to do, and how long it takes: stackoverflow.com/questions/1876333/how-....

To clarify: the iOS Developer Enterprise Program does not require that your company has 500 employees or more. This restriction was lifted in September 2010. To learn more check out the article "Apple iOS Enterprise Developer Program Summary" at apperian.com/technote/Apple_iOS_Enterpri... Please note that access to the actual "license agreement" requires that you agree to the SDK License first (it is not shown to the public).

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