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Connor Yoh
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Marketing's mockup sells the plan by user count, not by the thing Stripe happens to bill for. The buyer picks 100 / 200 / 300 / 400 or Other; the line item prices it "Team - $99/mo per 100 users". Nothing customer-facing says "server" any more. That reverses the D291 rule the earlier prototype set, where selling surfaces spoke servers and measuring surfaces spoke users. Both now speak users, which is also what the Usage & Billing design does. Blocks survive only where they have to: server_quantity on the checkout request is what the subscription line item counts, so it stays in blocks and the stage translates. "Other" rounds up to the next whole block, because a part block cannot be bought. Also renames the tier from Server to Team in licenseService, which supplies the modal title. Main already says "Team plan" everywhere in copy and ships an unused [plan.team] key; the tier name was the last place still saying Server.