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Before allowing users, businesses, or partners to access, install, or use your software, protect your intellectual property and define clear usage rights with a legally sound Software License Agreement.
A Software License Agreement is a legally binding contract that outlines the terms under which a user is permitted to access or use a software application.
It defines license type, usage restrictions, payment terms, intellectual property rights, warranties, data protection obligations, security standards, and consequences of misuse.
This agreement ensures the software owner retains full control over their product while providing users with lawful, clearly defined access and usage rights.
Yes. It follows globally recognized software licensing principles and can be adapted for most jurisdictions.
Companies, developers, SaaS providers, and anyone offering software to users or clients.
Yes. It includes strict prohibitions against copying, reverse engineering, or modifying the software.
Yes. E-signatures are legally valid under U.S., EU, UAE, and most global regulations.
Yes. It supports one-time purchases, subscriptions, hosted services, and multi-tenant SaaS models.
The owner may suspend access, terminate the license, or pursue legal action.
Yes. The template supports both licensing models.
Yes. Optional clauses define update rights, version upgrades, and support services.
Yes. Both options are included and customizable.
Yes. It includes privacy and data-processing obligations when applicable.
Yes. Optional API usage terms can be added for integration-based products.
Yes. You can limit seats, installations, or concurrent users.
Yes. The agreement includes standard disclaimers and liability caps.
Yes. It discloses third-party libraries and their licensing conditions.
Yes. You may limit usage by region, industry, or customer type.
Yes. It specifies termination rights and post-termination obligations.