The five license types
Personal Use
For personal, non-commercial projects only. No resale or redistribution.
Commercial Use
Use in one commercial product or service. Can’t resell the template itself.
Manufacturer License
Build and sell hardware based on the design; white-label the dashboard.
Can’t resell the template to other makers.
Reseller License
Resell the complete product (hardware + software) unchanged to end customers.
Listing types
A license pairs with a listing type that describes what the buyer receives:| Listing type | Buyer gets |
|---|---|
| Software Template | A digital clone into their account |
| Hardware + Software Bundle | The clone plus physical hardware shipped |
| Manufacturer Kit (B2B) | A design another manufacturer licenses to build their own products |
Buyer acceptance flow
The acceptance step scales with the stakes:Personal / Commercial — inline
The license text shows inline with a single checkbox. The buy button stays
disabled until it’s checked.
Manufacturer / Reseller — full modal
A modal opens with the full agreement. The buyer must scroll to the bottom to
unlock the accept checkbox, and enter their company name.
License certificate
After a licensed purchase, the buyer gets a certificate showing the licensee, company, template, order reference, accepted date, and license terms. It’s available:- On the order success page, right after payment
- Anytime from My Purchases
- Linked from the purchase confirmation email
For manufacturer and reseller licenses — which can grant the right to manufacture
and sell hardware — the certificate is the buyer’s record of those rights.
Revenue sharing
How licensed sales settle.