# Local/Staging sites

We want to make FileBird as helpful as possible to our WordPress users. Therefore, from version 6.x+ you can activate a FileBird premium license on multiple development installations.

We detect these types of domains as development sites:

* `localhost`
* `127.0.0.1`
* `your-store.dev`
* `your-shop.local`
* `dev.yourshop.com`
* `staging.yourshop.net`

To simplify the process, please visit <https://ninjateam.org/how-to-check-if-a-site-is-local/> to verify if your staging sites can activate the license key.

So, if you have purchased a new license and activated it on a local or development sites, your license activation status will still be `available`.

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**Please note:**

To view your license key(s) of FileBird Pro, please log in to <https://ninjateam.org/dashboard/>, connect to your [Envato account](https://codecanyon.net/downloads), and navigate to **FileBird Licenses** tab.

If you have multiple FileBird licenses in the same Envato account, the local activations will be associated with the **first-bought purchase code**.<br>


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