Kirby pricing / inastallations

1

Hello,

I’m quite new to kirby (didn’t tested yet) but I have a question about the installation & pricing of kirby. So, I plan to start using kirby to manage online tutorials and later I probably want to switch with the website to kirby.
So, the question is, is it possible to install kirby inside a subfolder, like https://www.mydomain.com/manuals/
and if so, is it possible to install a 2nd Version of kirby inside the main folder https://www.mydomain.com If yes do I need to buy kirby twice or does it it work with one license?

Many thanks, Tim

2

So, the question is, is it possible to install kirby inside a subfolder, like https://www.mydomain.com/manuals/

Yes, you can install Kirby in a subfolder.

is it possible to install a 2nd Version of kirby inside the main folder https://www.mydomain.com If yes do I need to buy kirby twice or does it it work with one license?

A second installation is possible I guess, but that would require a second licence, see: Buy | Kirby CMS

Can I run additional websites with a single license?

No. A license is valid for a single Kirby installation, running on a single domain. If you plan to add additional installations (i.e. under additional subdomains or subfolders) you need to purchase licenses for each of those installations.

I would try to create one website where “tutorials” is just a subpage. Since Kirby is folder/file based, that shouldn’t be too hard to do later.

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Many thanks for the fast reply

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I would try to create one website where “tutorials” is just a subpage. Since Kirby is folder/file based, that shouldn’t be too hard to do later.
Didn’t I get in conflict with the actual page?

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Try to treat tutorials as a subpage (the only one) in the beginning and make sure every template, ontroller etc. is named tutorials (and not default). You can define your home folder in the config/config.php

In the beginning:

return [
  'home' => 'tutorials'
];

And later (when tutorials is a real subpage)

return [
  'home' => 'your-new-home-folder'
];