Summary
Every purchase comes with a license that says where and how you may use the product. Your license key and download are in your Library, and your plan (for example Regular or Extended) decides how many domains you can use and how long you get updates. You buy the right to use the product — you may not resell or share it.
Your license key
- Every paid product generates a unique license key, shown in your Library and in your purchase email.
- Keep it private: it identifies your purchase and activates the product.
- If a key could not be created automatically, our team is alerted straight away and fixes it.
License plans
Many products offer more than one plan. The plan you choose on the product page decides:
- Domains — how many websites (domains) the product may run on at the same time.
- Duration — whether the license is lifetime or valid for a period, such as one year.
- Updates and support — how long you receive new versions and help from our team.
- Use — for example personal/one project (Regular) versus client work or products you sell to others (Extended), when the product page says so.
Domains
- Activate your license on the number of domains your plan includes.
- Moving to a new domain? Use Reset domains on your license page, or ask support — the old domain is freed.
- Need more domains? Buy another license, or choose a plan with more domains.
Updates
- New versions appear in your Library while your plan includes updates, with release notes showing what changed.
- Updates are optional. Always back up before updating.
Renewals
When a time-limited license expires, renew it from your account to keep receiving updates and support.
Memberships
Products claimed with a membership are licensed for as long as your membership is active, unless the membership plan says otherwise.
What you may not do
- Resell, give away, publish or share the source code, files or license key — including on forums, GitHub or "nulled" sites.
- Use one license on more domains than your plan allows.
- Remove license checks or copyright notices.
- Offer the product as a downloadable template or in a competing marketplace.
Breaking these rules cancels your license without a refund, and may close your account.
Third-party parts
Some products include open-source libraries or assets under their own licenses (for example MIT). Those parts keep their own licenses, listed in the product's documentation.
Questions
Not sure which plan fits? Contact us before you buy — we're happy to help.
