Licensing a multi-lingual site using different domains I'm building a site for a multinational company. I have domains set up like this example:

acme.com (main portal site, different from local sites, but also aggregating content from all local sites)
acmelocal.de,
acmelocal.fr,
acmelocal.co.uk ... (local sites using the same structure only different languages)

I want to run everything on the same Craft install to be able to share data. I'll enable certain sections for main portal site only and certain for local sites only - from what I've read, Craft could handle that ... right?

How do I license this? I'm thinking I can buy a pro license for "acme.com" and use all local sites as locales of the main site. Would this work?

I'm running everything on a custom server, so I can set up all the domain stuff etc.
I got the official answer from Brandon, here is the summary for anyone that might be in a similar situation:

I can do what I need with only one pro license


the main portal (acme.com) will run the "en" locale
additional domains will use different locales (en-uk for UK, etc.)
this will work even better in Craft 3.0 - there will be a support for "portal" and separate locales
each domain can have its own URL, templates and content
I will need to access all administration from a single domain (content editors in another country will have to use acme.com for editing their acmelocal.co.uk)


I will develop on a separate domain first (acme.com is currently live with old site), but I can transfer the license easily to acme.com when site is finished.

I can use any local domain for development with this license - more detail here.

Thanks, Brandon!