【2025】Adobe Lightroom for Teams and Business: Pricing and Plans

The Teams plan is designed for sole proprietors and small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), typically for organizations requiring about 2 to 50 licenses.

Its plan structure and pricing are also different from the individual plans.

For large organizations that typically require 50 or more licenses, the Enterprise plan is the recommended option.

Details and inquiries regarding the Adobe Enterprise plan can be found here.

There are two subscription plans that include Lightroom for teams.

The Creative Cloud Pro plan gives you access to all of Adobe’s 20+ creative apps, including Photoshop and Illustrator.

There’s no specific page for the Lightroom for teams. Therefore, to subscribe to the Single App plan, please go to the plans for teams page.

A 14-day free trial is available for Creative Cloud Pro.

As the image illustrates, Adobe offers a full refund if you cancel within the first 14 days of your paid subscription.

By combining this 14-day grace period with the 14-day free trial, you can effectively use Creative Cloud Pro for 28 days at no cost.

The Teams plan includes all the features of the Individual plan, and also has the following additional features and benefits:

You get access to tools like the Admin Console for centralized license management and Team Libraries for sharing assets across the group.

Volume discounts are available when purchasing 10 or more licenses.

These discounts are not applied to online purchases, so you must contact Adobe directly by phone.

For inquiries about the Adobe for Teams plan, click here.

In this article, we’ve explained the pricing and plans for the Lightroom Business and Teams versions.

If you use two or more Adobe apps, we recommend the Creative Cloud Pro for teams plan.