Blog: EULA Agreements
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Licensing for Open Source Software
Maintaining a software licensing agreement for your open source software can help communicate expectations and limitations of how your software should be used. This article explains what open source software is, the benefits and drawbacks of open source software for users and developers, and how developers can create an open source...
Overview of Legal Agreements
If you conduct business online, it's important to have links to clearly written, up-to-date legal agreements available on your website. In some cases, maintaining these agreements is legally required, while in others it's just plain good business practice. This article provides an overview of some of the most common legal agreements,...
AI and Legal Agreements
Is it a good idea to use AI to create your legal agreements, such as Terms and Conditions agreements, Privacy Policies, EULAs, Cookies Policies, Return and Refund Policies, and Disclaimers? We believe it is not a good idea, and this article will explain why. We used a popular AI tool, ChatGPT,...
EULA for Small Business Template
An End User License Agreement (EULA) gives an end-user ("user") the right to use your software product. Businesses of any size can benefit from having an EULA, from a lone developer to a big tech corporation with millions of users. This article will explain what an EULA is, why your small...
Granting, Limiting, and Terminating Licenses Clauses
A clause that addresses the granting, limiting, and termination of licenses covers how the license to a product is given, the restrictions on that license, and the conditions and results of terminating the license. For any business that relies on selling licenses in their primary business model (such as a Software-as-a-Service...
EULA vs. Terms and Conditions
Whether you're a software developer, a service provider or an ecommerce company, practically every business requires a set of legal agreements between itself and its users. Two common and beneficial agreements are the End User License Agreement (EULA) and the Terms and Conditions agreement (T&C). Confused about which one you need?...