99 dollars for individual users

$99 team:

More enterprise qualification certification can be enjoyed by more developers. (How * * *? If there are many people in this test, you can split multiple sub-accounts for testing, which is more convenient for testing. In other words, one AppleID corresponds to multiple device IDs.

$299 for enterprise users: for companies with more than 500 employees, develop special applications for internal use. This account needs a Tang code, which small enterprises generally can't apply for, but it's easy to do as long as there is that code (companies with more than 500 companies use it for internal distribution). Publish applications for corporate customers, such as publishing office clients for groups.

Difference:

The difference between an individual and a company: an individual's account can only display the full name of the individual, while a company can display similar studio or customized team names.

Company accounts have more account management settings than individuals: personal accounts include agents, administrators, developers and so on. , and company accounts can be set up with different Apple IDs.

99 dollars for personal development and use,

99 is used by companies. You can define a certain number of developer sub-accounts, but you can only use the main account to submit and publish.

299 is an internal account of the enterprise, and external users cannot access it with itunes. And the binding authentication times are unlimited.

Note that both company and personal accounts are 99$ a year; $299 is for large enterprises, so you can't submit the App to the App Store, and you can only use it by the company, such as the OA system based on iOS.