Licences for employees
Give staff their own access to Ultimate Pomodoro so each person can use the timer as part of their working day.
Company licences
Ultimate Pomodoro helps companies support focus, hydration, movement and short learning breaks with staff access, seat-based licences and the option to create a bespoke company pilot.
Give staff their own access to Ultimate Pomodoro so each person can use the timer as part of their working day.
Start with a tailored version for a small team, with your company identity, wellbeing messaging and custom Learn Sprint prompts.
Test the idea with a pilot before moving to employee logins, admin controls, billing portals and automated seat management.
Why companies need this
Screen-heavy work can make people sit too long, skip water, forget breaks and move from task to task without a proper reset. Ultimate Pomodoro gives companies a simple way to encourage healthier daily habits without adding another complicated system.
The workplace problem
Most teams do not need more pressure. They need small, practical prompts that help staff pause, reset and return to work with more intention. Ultimate Pomodoro turns those prompts into a simple daily rhythm.
Help staff work in clearer blocks instead of drifting through long, reactive screen-heavy days.
Gentle reminders make it easier for employees to remember water without relying on memory during busy work.
Movement prompts encourage staff to stand, stretch and reset before long periods at a desk build up.
Short Learn Sprints can support internal reminders, onboarding prompts, training themes or wellbeing messages.
What companies get
Ultimate Pomodoro can begin as a simple company licence and grow into a more complete staff wellbeing and learning rhythm platform over time.
Give staff access to the timer so they can use it as part of their own working day.
Encourage simple routines around focus, hydration, movement and short reset breaks.
Use learning prompts for staff reminders, onboarding, internal processes or company training themes.
Start with a small team, collect feedback and decide whether to expand after testing the value.
Add company branding, messaging and selected content for a more tailored staff experience.
Move towards accounts, employee logins, admin controls and seat-based subscriptions when ready.
How licences work
Companies can start with a licence model based on the number of staff who need access. Early pilots can be handled manually, then evolve into automated employee logins and admin controls as demand grows.
Agree the company name, pilot size, number of users and whether the setup is standard or bespoke.
Licences are based on the number of staff who will use Ultimate Pomodoro, with room for tiered pricing as usage grows.
Staff receive access instructions and start using the timer during their workday for focus, water, movement and learning.
After the pilot, the company can expand to more staff, more departments or a full company rollout.
Early model
The safest way to begin is with a guided pilot. That lets you test interest, refine the offer and avoid overbuilding before the company licence model is proven.
Bespoke company pilot
For early B2B rollouts, Ultimate Pomodoro can be adapted into a company-branded pilot with custom learning prompts and wellbeing messages.
Company-branded setup
A bespoke pilot can include company identity, custom Learn Sprint prompts and internal messages that support onboarding, training, wellbeing or company culture.
Review one customer care standard, then write down one way to apply it in your next focused work block.
Add company branding, welcome copy and staff-facing messaging so the rollout feels connected to your organisation.
Create small prompts for onboarding, training, internal processes, compliance themes or team reminders.
Shape prompts around breaks, water, movement and reset moments during long screen-heavy workdays.
Test with one team first, refine the setup, collect feedback and decide whether to scale the model.
The early version can be managed manually for speed. As demand grows, the same model can evolve into employee logins, company admin controls, automated seat management and subscription billing.
Rollout process
The process is designed to feel practical and low-risk. Start with a conversation, choose your pilot size and launch with a clear staff-facing rhythm.
Simple B2B onboarding
Company licences can begin manually for pilot teams, then evolve into a full account-based setup as demand grows. That means businesses can test the idea first, gather feedback and scale only when the value is clear.
Share your company size, staff type, work patterns and whether you are interested in a standard licence or a bespoke pilot.
Decide whether to start with a small pilot, a wider team licence or a tailored company-branded version.
Set up the access route, company messaging, licence size and any custom learning prompts.
Staff receive access instructions and begin using Ultimate Pomodoro for focus, water, movement and learning.
Gather feedback from staff, adjust the setup and decide whether to expand across more users, teams or departments.
Pricing structure
Pricing can be shaped around company size, number of users and whether you need a standard licence or a bespoke pilot. Early pricing can stay flexible while the product is being validated.
For companies that want to test Ultimate Pomodoro with one team or department before committing to a larger rollout.
Best for testing the idea with a smaller team.
For businesses ready to give staff access across a wider team, department or company-wide rollout.
Best for businesses planning wider staff access.
For companies that want branding, custom Learn Sprint prompts and more guided rollout support.
Best for companies that want a branded pilot.
Early pricing should stay flexible while the company licence model is validated. Start with pilot enquiries, then move towards fixed user tiers once demand and usage patterns are clear.
Company licence FAQs
A quick overview of how company licences, pilots and bespoke versions could work before a full SaaS platform is built.
Straight answers
The company licence model does not need to be overbuilt on day one. Early company enquiries can be handled through demos, manual pilots and bespoke setup discussions before moving into automated accounts and billing.
Yes. The company licence model is built around individual staff access. Early pilots can be handled manually, while a later version can include full employee logins, admin controls and seat management.
Yes. That is the recommended route. A small pilot helps test staff interest, collect feedback and refine the setup before expanding across the business.
For bespoke pilots, the experience can potentially include company branding, staff-facing messaging and custom Learn Sprint prompts.
Yes. The Learn Sprint area can be adapted for small prompts linked to onboarding, training, internal processes, wellbeing reminders or company culture.
No. The early model can be simple and manual. Once there is demand, the setup can evolve into company accounts, staff logins, seat management and subscription billing.
No. Ultimate Pomodoro is a productivity and wellbeing-support tool. It provides reminders and workday rhythm prompts, but it does not make medical claims or replace professional advice.
The likely model is seat-based pricing for company licences, with separate pricing for bespoke pilots where company branding, custom learning prompts or guided setup are needed.
Yes. The long-term model can include employee logins, company admin users, invite management, billing portals, subscription checks and custom company settings.
Start the conversation
Tell us about your team, the number of users you are considering and whether you are interested in a standard licence, small pilot or bespoke company setup.
You can also contact us at hello@ultimatepomodorotimer.com with your company name and estimated user numbers.