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Licence terms
Every template and app kit is sold with a Regular or Extended licence. They mean the same as the Envato Market licences you may already know.
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Regular licence
Use in one end product that your end users are not charged for.
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Extended licence
Use in one end product that end users can be charged for.
| You may… | Regular | Extended |
|---|---|---|
| Use in one end product (one website, one app, one publication) | ||
| Personal, client or commercial project | ||
| End product is free for its end users | ||
| End users pay to use or access the end product (SaaS, paid app, paywall) | ||
| Modify and combine with other works | ||
| Build for a client and transfer the end product to them | ||
| Resell or redistribute the template itself, even modified | ||
| Use in more than one end product (buy one licence per product) |
Licence questions
- What is an end product?
- The one website, app or publication you build with the template. A theme used on two different Ghost sites, or an app kit used for two different apps, needs two licences.
- My site has a paid membership. Which licence do I need?
- If end users pay to access the end product — paid memberships, subscriptions, a paid app or in-app purchases that unlock the product — you need the Extended licence. Selling your own goods or services on a free-to-browse site only needs the Regular licence.
- Can I build a site for a client?
- Yes. Buy one licence for that client's end product, build it, and hand it over. The licence transfers with the end product.
- Do I get updates?
- Yes. Every licence includes future updates for the product. Download the latest version from your account at any time.
- What does the licence code do?
- It proves your purchase. Quote it when you ask for support; it can also be checked by our licence verification service.
Item support covers questions and bug fixes for the product as sold; it does not include customisation. Refunds follow our terms.