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# Users in my scene (CCU)

You can share your scene with an unlimited number of users using the link that is generated in Coderblock Studio. This will be the official entry point to the scene and there are no limits on sharing.

However, during your events, you can host a maximum number of users **simultaneously** within the scene. This value is called **CCU** (Concurrent Users) and depends on the [subscription plan](/coderblock-studio/subscription-plans.md) you have chosen: with the Plus plan you can host up to 75 users, while with the Premium plan you can host up to 100 users!

If you think your events will host more than 100 users, try our [Custom](/coderblock-studio/subscription-plans/plans-for-companies/custom.md) plan, buy a [Land](/coderblock-studio/subscription-plans/plans-for-creators/land.md) or contact us for a personalized package.<br>


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