Licenses explained
Every item is sold with a Regular or an Extended license. The difference is whether the people who use your finished project pay for it.
Regular license
Regular License
Use the item in a single end product that is not sold to end users. You may modify it to fit your project. The license covers one project for you or one client.
Extended license
Extended License
Use the item in a single end product that is sold to end users, including SaaS products and paid applications. The license covers one commercial project.
Regular versus Extended at a glance
| Right | Regular | Extended |
|---|---|---|
| Use in one end product | Yes | Yes |
| Use for yourself or a single client | Yes | Yes |
| Charge end users for access to the end product | No | Yes |
| Use in a paid app or subscription service | No | Yes |
| Modify the code and design for your project | Yes | Yes |
| Resell or redistribute the item as it is | No | No |
| Use the same license in a second, separate product | No | No |
| Free updates and fixes | Yes | Yes |
An end product is the single finished website, app or service you build with the item. Each license covers exactly one.
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Verify a license
Check that a license key is genuine, which product and license it covers, and whether support is active.
Developers: GET /api/v1/licenses/verify?key=…&product=slug returns the same JSON. No personal data is exposed.