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# Request a License Key
If prompted to set up an account, follow the instructions highlighted below. If you have already subscribed to WorkSpaces Manager but haven’t set up an account, a link will direct you to the registration area.
{% hint style="info" %}
Estimate the number of licenses required to cover your entire WorkSpaces estate, as the appliance will not function if too few licenses are requested. WorkSpaces Manager offers a trial period of 30 days, and you will only be charged after this period ends. You will be billed for the number of licenses you actually use, not the number of licenses you request.
{% endhint %}
Complete the registration form with the required information. The only necessary details for obtaining a license are highlighted below.
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For clarification: if you request 1,000 licenses but only have 600 WorkSpaces, you will only be billed for the 600 licenses, 30 days after your trial period ends.
{% endhint %}
Your license will be sent to you via email, allowing you to proceed with setting up the WorkSpaces Manager appliance by following the steps in the [Installing WorkSpaces Manager Appliance](/install/installation-procedure/subscribe-to-workspaces-manager-appliance.md) Section.
Afterward, you'll receive an automated email containing a temporary key, which can be used during the installation process of WorkSpaces Manager.
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