The licence

The same deed stands behind every listing

Six clauses, and the boundary in clause five is the one I am asked about most.

flowingkhaosOne-time · perpetual

Licence to build and resell

I. Grant

A perpetual licence to build with the code, and to resell what you build with it.

Perpetual. Paid once. There is nothing to renew.

The source itself is never conveyed. The licence is the product.

Access to the GitHub org repo, plus a zip.

The licence and the delivery are the whole of what is conveyed. Support is not part of it. What I fix, I publish in the fixes log.

Runs on Polar. The price is set there, and no price is stored in the CMS.

ConsiderationPrice from Polar

In plain words

What do I own?: A perpetual licence to build with the code.
Can I sell what I build?: Yes. You may resell what you build with it.
Can I resell the code itself?: No. The source itself never changes hands.
Is it a subscription?: No. It is a one-time licence.
How is it delivered?: GitHub org repo access, plus a zip.
Who runs checkout?: Polar. Members pay less on listings that carry the badge.

The marketplacePay once

Production-ready code under a one-time licence. Buy it, and start building with the code you bought.

The columns, fixes and workshops continue in the community: SEO, AI, and making money with code.

Luke Sidney writes and builds everything here, alone, in the open. lukesidney.me