Licensing, in plain language
You are buying the right to use my files, not the files themselves. Pick the tier that matches where the work ends up. If you are unsure, email me one sentence about the project.
| Use case | Personal | Commercial | Extended |
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| Best for | One project that is yours. | One project that is a client’s. | The template is part of what you sell. |
| Cost | Included with every template | Same price as listed | Email for a quote |
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Can I…?
- Can I use one template on two of my own sites?
- Buy one license per site. Two sites means two licenses, even if they are both yours. It keeps the pricing simple.
- Can I remove your comments and rename things?
- Yes. It is your project. You do not need to credit me anywhere.
- Can I include it in a course I sell?
- If students get a working copy they can keep, that is Extended. If they only see screenshots, Personal is fine.
- Can I share it with my team?
- Yes, your immediate team can work on the one licensed project. You cannot give it to people outside that project.
- What if the template stops being updated?
- You keep using it. The license does not expire. I will mark it retired and say so on the page.
- Can I get a written license agreement?
- Email me and I will send the tier details in writing. Some procurement teams need that, and it is no trouble.