License
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To use it legally and properly, please read this simple license guideline.
Feature | Regular | Extended |
---|---|---|
Use on 1 domain | ✅ | ✅ |
Free app/site for end users | ✅ | ✅ |
End users pay to use (SaaS, subscriptions, etc.) | ❌ | ✅ |
Use on one domain | ❌ | ✅ |
Resell the source code or theme | ❌ | ❌ |
Regular License – When to Use
The Regular License allows you to use it by yourself or for a single client in a single end product, where end users are not charged for its use.
When do you purchase an Extended License?
Use, by you or one client, in a single end product for which end users can be charged.
Allowed with Regular License
- You’re a freelancer building the project for a single client.
- You’re using the app for personal, demo, or research purposes.
- You convert the template into a working app/site that is free to use.
- The app or website provides public access without payments, subscriptions, or in-app purchases.
Example Allowed
You create a free mobile app and website showing local listings.
Users can view the content, but they don’t pay to book, subscribe, or access any special feature.Not Allowed with Regular License
- You charge users to use features (e.g., booking, paid listings, subscriptions).
- You create a SaaS platform that generates revenue from users.
- You resell or bundle this product in another template, service, or store.
- You install the product on multiple client domains or apps (license is for 1 end product only).
- You use payment gateway integration to collect money from app/site users.
Summary
Action Allowed? Build a free app/site for yourself or a client ✅ Use for research or demo ✅ Charge users to access features or content ❌ Sell subscriptions or booking services ❌ Install on multiple domains or for different clients ❌
Extended License – When to Use
The Extended License allows you to use it by yourself or one client in a single end product, where end users can be charged for its use.
Allowed with Extended License
- You build a mobile app or website where users pay to access features.
- You run a SaaS platform, subscription service, or membership-based app.
- You offer paid listings, booking, or in-app purchases.
- You include the project in a commercial product that you sell access to.
- You reskin the app for a client who will charge their users.
Example Allowed
You create a directory app where users can:
- Pay to post listings
- Pay to book services
- Subscribe monthly to access features
Not Allowed with Extended License
- You resell the source code or the theme itself.
- You use the same license for multiple clients or domains.
- You bundle or redistribute the app in other products as a starter kit or boilerplate.
- You allow others to extract and reuse the original template or theme as is.
Summary
Action | Allowed? |
---|---|
Sell access to your app or platform | ✅ |
Build a paid directory or SaaS system | ✅ |
Include booking/payment/subscription features | ✅ |
Resell the original source code/template | ❌ |
Install on multiple client domains | ❌ |
Notes
- One Extended License = One project, for one client or yourself, on one domain.
- If you have multiple clients or want to install for many businesses
→ You must buy one license per project.
Our Policy on App Features
We do not block features in the code based on license type.
However, by Envato’s terms, you must purchase an Extended License if you activate:
- Payment features
- Booking with fees
- Paid user registration or listing