How Do I obtain a license for Minecraft where a 30 people company could play together?

Hello and welcome to our community!

We’re excited to have you here and have great conversations! I'd be happy to be of assistance.

I understand that you'd like to play Minecraft within your company with around 30 people. While this might be unexpected, the best option for your setup is to set up with a Minecraft Realms Plus subscription.

Realms Plus allows you to host a private server where you can invite up to 10 players at a time, although you can rotate access among a larger group of users (like your 30 colleagues) by managing the invite list.

Please note that each participant will need to have their own copy of Minecraft: Bedrock Edition on their device in order to join the Realm.

If you're looking for a server solution that supports more than 10 concurrent players, you might also consider third-party hosting services or Minecraft: Java Edition with a dedicated server, which offers more flexibility for larger groups.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you need further assistance.

Cheesyhunter1, people actually do license transfers. Also again I present

*Upgrade price of $4.99 is available for people who have played Minecraft: Xbox 360 with their Xbox Live account.

That's the terms of which to get the price. Where does it state it needs to be present in payment history? No where once so ever.

i do like getting together with some friends and go all out on people , does not matter how great the game is ! it's in the company you keep .

licensing for content is specific to a profile now due to content sharing. awhile back all profiles used to be able to use the dlcs added to one box, but people started going onto their friends boxes and basically stealing from companys now you can no longer
due that and all profiles would need to purchase or download these dlc to obtain the licensing to use them.

If I had my guess its because Datel doesn't obtain a license to sell 360 products and MS is putting a stop to ANYONE making 3rd party products without a license. It's not MS being petty, every other company out there does this (even Sony).