How many devices can you register with a personal dev account

can anyone tell me how many udids can i register with a personal account as i have a team of testers i would like to add , would i need a company dev account for this thanks or will my personal one be ok for this

Still the same. Maximum 100 per year for testing. Individual Developer Account, person or company.
Enterprise Account is for distribution to employees, not via the App Store.

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