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Please review our full End User License Agreement for the exact language, but to summarize it in plain English: our License Agreement is based on the number of developers working either directly or indirectly on any application that includes SpreadsheetGear. We do not restrict the number of machines you install SpreadsheetGear on or deploy your application to; or the types of machines (development machines, staging or production servers, end-user workstations, VMs, etc.). Nor do we restrict the number of applications you can use SpreadsheetGear with. A few clarifying points:

• The licensed developer count needs to include all developers who work on your overall application--not just those directly working with SpreadsheetGear. So for instance, if you have a team of 5 developers working on a project that includes SpreadsheetGear, but only 3 of those developers directly work with SpreadsheetGear API, all 5 developers would still need to have SpreadsheetGear licenses.
• We do not allow for "floating" licenses, where two or more developers might pass a SpreadsheetGear license back-and-forth over a given amount of time. We do allow for the permanent transfer of a license; for instance, in cases where a developer leaves the team, quits, etc.
• If your application exposes any sort of public API, then any developers accessing this API and application would also need to obtain SpreadsheetGear licenses. This would be regardless of whether or not the public API that you expose directly involves SpreadsheetGear.