Licence agreement
1. What you are buying
A licence is the right to run one copy of a script on one domain. The licence key we issue is signed for that exact domain and works only there. A second domain needs a second licence. Subdomains are separate domains.
2. Editions
- Regular: for your own use, or for one end client, on the licensed domain.
- Extended: for use in a product or service you provide to your own customers, on the licensed domain.
3. What you may do
- Install and modify the script for the licensed domain.
- Keep a backup copy and a staging copy that is not publicly reachable.
- Move the licence to a new domain once, free of charge, from your account. A new key is issued and the old one stops working.
4. What you may not do
- Resell, share, publish or give away the script, its source code or your licence key.
- Use one licence on more than one domain.
- Remove or bypass licence checks.
5. Licence check
To verify your licence, the script sends your licence key, your domain name and the script version to this marketplace when you activate it and from time to time afterwards. Nothing else about your installation or your users is sent. We use this to see which domains run which versions and to detect keys used on the wrong domain.
Each good check returns a signed pass that is valid for about 7 days, and the script needs a valid pass to keep running. If a licence is revoked, no new pass is issued and the script locks, at the latest within the hour once it next checks in. A locked script cannot make payments or other changes until the licence is reinstated or replaced. If the licence server cannot be reached, the script keeps running on its current pass, and locks only if the pass runs out. The script also refuses to run on any domain other than the one it is licensed for.
6. Updates and support
Each licence includes 12 months of updates and support from the date it was issued. Support means help installing and running the script as documented, and fixes for defects in the script.
7. Regulated activities
Some scripts support activities that are regulated in many countries, such as banking, payments, deposit taking, custody of digital assets, securities or card issuing. A script does not make you licensed, and you are solely responsible for holding any licence, registration or partner agreement that the law requires before you offer such services to anyone.
8. Warranty and liability
The script is provided as described on its page. Except where the law does not allow it, we give no other warranty, and our total liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid for the licence concerned.
9. Ending the licence
We may revoke a licence that is used in breach of this agreement, for example one key running on several domains, or a payment that was reversed. You may stop using a script at any time. Refunds are covered by the refund policy.