For more information, see Managing a Network License. Network licenses require an active internet connection unless a user "checks out" a seat. Network License - A network license offers a pool of seats, allowing several users access to SketchUp at the same time.
If you want to add or remove a license from a device see Authorizing and Removing a License.
Want SketchUp on both your Mac and PC? You can do that! How about two different PCs? You can do that too! You can use any combination of two devices as long as they are both compatible with your licensed version of SketchUp. With a single-user license you may install SketchUp on up to two devices at the same time. Single-User License - Single-user licenses include an individually purchased license or a license offered through our education license program.There are two types of SketchUp Classic Licenses: For more information, please see our End of Support policy. If you have a Classic License you may continue to use it, but may not have access to support or features not included in that version. SketchUp's Classic Licenses allowed users to purchase a specific version of SketchUp. For more information, please see our End of Support article. We've updated our policy regarding supported versions of SketchUp to help with any questions you may have. This includes the Classic Maintenance & Support plans. As of November 4, 2020, SketchUp no longer offers new Classic Licenses or renewals of Classic Licenses.
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