> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.reportandrun.com/manual/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.reportandrun.com/manual/faq/c142/c143/q389.md).

# What are the differences between Report and Run: Integrate and Report and Run: Offline Team?

Report and Run: Integrate is the cloud version of our mobile app with online storage, collaboration tools, branding, and other enhanced features. Report and Run: Offline, our original app, does not include cloud storage, but offers free and paid tiers for a customized mobile reporting tool. Report and Run: Offline has an optional Team upgrade that allows you to purchase and manage licenses for a team.

## Subscription and Features

* **Integrate**:
  * Offers cloud storage and collaboration options (different users can work on the same report and share work within the account).
  * Supports collaborative features across multiple platforms (iOS, Android, web).
  *  $9.99 USD a month per user. Annual subscription available at $99.99 USD per user.
* **Offline Team**:
  * Allows businesses to give employees access to the [paid features of Report and Run: Offline](/manual/faq/c142/c147/q413.md) (DOCX reports, text templates, branding, etc.) 
  * Account owner controls subscription for the team, including upgrades/downgrades.
  * Doesn't include cloud storage or collaboration features, but teams can export and share reports with each other. 
  * Available on iOS and Android.
  * $10 USD a year per user. 

## Storage

* **Integrate**:
  * Includes cloud storage.
* **Offline Team**:
  * Does not include cloud storage.
  * Reports are stored locally on the device where they were created.

## Collaboration

* **Integrate**:
  * Automatic collaboration across devices (users can invite others to a space where they can access new reports as soon as they are created).
* **Offline Team**:
  * Collaboration must be done manually (users must export reports to share them with others).

## Related

* [Video: Report and Run: Integrate + Cloud - Walkthrough](/manual/videos/cloud-videos/zi-gjdz4yw0.md)
* [Video: Report and Run: Cloud + Web Portal Desktop - Walkthrough](/manual/videos/cloud-videos/tdve4rbmlnw.md)
* [Video: Report and Run: Offline - Create an share a PDF from your phone ](/manual/videos/offline-videos/qwzmudsgmuq.md)
* [FAQ: Can you give me an overview of your products and services?](/manual/faq/c142/c143/q387.md)
* [FAQ: What are the differences between Report and Run: Offline and Report and Run: Offline Team?](/manual/faq/c142/c143/q390.md)


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