Legal Clarity & Developer Rights
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Commercial Licenses
Software licensing should be transparent, fair, and free of legal jargon. Here is exactly what our Regular and Extended commercial licenses allow.
Most Popular for Single Apps
Regular License
For individual developers, agencies, and internal enterprise tooling where end-users are not charged a fee to access the application.
- ✔ Single end product (1 live domain, staging, or internal tool)
- ✔ Personal, commercial, or freelance client projects
- ✔ End users are NOT charged recurring subscriptions or access fees
- ✔ Full unminified source code modification & customization
- ✔ Lifetime updates for framework & security patches
- ✘ Cannot be used in a commercial SaaS charging paying subscribers
- ✘ Cannot be redistributed or resold as a standalone UI kit or template
SaaS & Enterprise Ready
Extended License
For commercial SaaS applications, multi-tenant cloud platforms, and products where end users are charged subscription or one-time fees.
- ✔ Single commercial SaaS or revenue-generating web application
- ✔ End users CAN be charged recurring subscription or transactional fees
- ✔ Multi-tenant database architectures & enterprise cloud deploys
- ✔ Priority author engineering support (6 months direct SLA included)
- ✔ Free lifetime updates and major framework version migrations
- ✘ Cannot be resold directly as raw source code on competing marketplaces
Frequently Asked Licensing Questions
Everything you need to know about commercial rights, client handover, and deployments.
Yes! You can purchase a Regular License to build a project for a client, charge your client for your development hours, and hand over the final codebase. Each client project requires its own separate license.
You need an Extended License if your end-users will pay money to use your application — such as monthly SaaS subscription fees (Stripe/Paddle), micro-transactions, or paid enterprise access.
Absolutely. Many builders validate their MVP with a Regular License. Once you introduce paid billing plans to end-users, reach out to support@amazingai.me and you only pay the price difference to upgrade.
Anywhere you want. Our starter codebases are standard, clean React, Next.js, and Laravel applications. You can deploy to Vercel, Netlify, VPS (Hostinger, DigitalOcean), AWS, or Docker containers without lock-in.