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Digital Product License Terms

Digital Product License Terms

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License Terms Version: [LICENSE VERSION]

These Digital Product License Terms (“License Terms”) govern the use of digital products purchased, downloaded, or otherwise obtained through Univerax.com and its related marketplace services (the “Platform”).

The Platform is operated by [COMPANY LEGAL NAME] (“Univerax,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).

These License Terms apply together with:

The Terms of Use;

The applicable product listing;

The license option selected at checkout;

The Refund and Cancellation Policy;

Any product-specific terms disclosed before purchase; and

Applicable mandatory law.

By purchasing, downloading, accessing, or using a digital product, you agree to the license terms applicable to that product and transaction.

1. Parties and Marketplace Role

Unless the product listing expressly identifies Univerax as the seller or licensor, the product is offered and licensed by the independent author or seller identified in the listing (“Author”).

For an independently offered product:

The Author owns or controls the rights necessary to license the product;

The license agreement is formed between the Author and the Buyer;

Univerax provides marketplace, payment coordination, delivery, support, moderation, and related infrastructure; and

Univerax is not automatically the creator, owner, or licensor of the product.

Where Univerax is expressly identified as the seller or licensor, references to the Author include Univerax for that transaction.

2. Definitions

For these License Terms:

“Buyer” means the individual or legal entity that lawfully obtains the license.

“Digital Product” means the digital item identified in the relevant order, including software, source code, templates, themes, designs, graphics, audio, video, documents, models, artificial intelligence assets, or other downloadable or electronically supplied content.

“License” means the limited permission to use the Digital Product under the selected license option.

“End Product” means a larger completed work created using the Digital Product, where permitted, in which the Digital Product has been incorporated and is not distributed as a standalone item or readily extractable substitute.

“Client” means a third party for whom the Buyer creates an End Product where the selected License permits client work.

“License Summary” means the license name, permitted scope, limits, and product-specific conditions displayed in the listing, checkout, order record, or applicable license matrix.

3. License, Not Transfer of Ownership

A purchase of a Digital Product grants a license to use the product. It does not transfer ownership of the underlying intellectual property unless an express written assignment states otherwise.

The Author retains all rights not expressly granted.

The Buyer receives a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable License, subject to:

The selected License type;

The applicable License Summary;

The product listing;

These License Terms; and

Any mandatory rights under applicable law.

“Non-transferable” does not prevent delivery of a permitted End Product to a Client where the selected License expressly allows client work.

4. License Options

The Platform may offer Standard, Extended, or other License options.

The exact rights and limits of each option must be shown before purchase and recorded with the order.

4.1 Standard License

Unless the applicable License Summary provides different or additional rights, a Standard License is intended for limited use of the Digital Product in a permitted End Product or project.

The Standard License does not by itself permit:

Resale of the Digital Product;

Redistribution of source files;

Multiple unrelated End Products;

Unlimited clients or users;

Sublicensing;

Use in an on-demand or template-generation service;

Use as the primary value of a product offered for resale; or

Any activity reserved for an Extended or separately negotiated License.

The precise number of projects, End Products, users, domains, installations, or clients must be defined in the applicable License Summary.

4.2 Extended License

An Extended License may grant broader commercial usage rights than a Standard License, as described in the applicable License Summary.

Depending on the specific product, an Extended License may permit additional:

Commercial distribution;

End Products;

Clients;

Installations;

Users;

Production volumes;

Monetized uses; or

Other expressly identified activities.

An Extended License does not automatically transfer ownership or permit unrestricted resale, source-file redistribution, sublicensing, trademark registration, or unlawful use.

Only the rights expressly included in the applicable Extended License Summary are granted.

4.3 Product-Specific or Custom License

An Author may offer a product-specific or custom License where supported by the Platform.

Any custom terms must:

Be disclosed before purchase;

Be clear and accessible;

Identify the relevant product and order;

Not conflict with mandatory law; and

Not reduce rights already granted without valid agreement.

5. License Summary and Order Record

Before completing a purchase, the Buyer should be able to review:

The License name;

Permitted commercial or personal use;

Project or End Product limits;

User, seat, installation, domain, or client limits;

Redistribution restrictions;

Support and update conditions;

Product-specific limitations; and

Price.

The selected License and its version must be recorded with the order.

If a short License Summary conflicts with these general License Terms, the product-specific License Summary governs the scope of the granted use, while these general terms govern matters not specifically addressed.

No License Summary may remove mandatory statutory rights.

6. Permitted Uses

Subject to the selected License, a Buyer may generally:

Download and store the Digital Product for licensed use;

Modify the product for a permitted project;

Incorporate it into a permitted End Product;

Create reasonable backup copies;

Use it for personal or commercial purposes where the selected License allows;

Display the completed End Product;

Deliver a permitted End Product to a Client; and

Use the product through authorized personnel or contractors where the selected License permits and appropriate confidentiality controls apply.

Modification does not transfer ownership of the original Digital Product to the Buyer.

7. Client Work

Where client work is permitted:

The Buyer may use the Digital Product to create the permitted End Product for the identified Client;

The Buyer may transfer the completed End Product to that Client;

The Buyer must not provide the source Digital Product as a standalone asset unless expressly permitted;

The Client may use the End Product within the License scope; and

The Buyer remains responsible for explaining applicable restrictions to the Client.

A License may need to be obtained for each separate Client or project, depending on the applicable License Summary.

8. Modifications and Derivative Work

A Buyer may modify a Digital Product only within the scope of the selected License.

Unless expressly permitted, modification does not allow the Buyer to:

Claim authorship of the original product;

Sell the modified product as a competing standalone asset;

Remove legally required attribution or notices;

Redistribute editable source files;

Circumvent License limits; or

Register the original or modified product as an exclusive intellectual property right.

A modified file that remains substantially equivalent to the original or allows extraction of the original product remains subject to these License Terms.

9. Prohibited Uses

Unless expressly permitted by the selected License or mandatory law, the Buyer must not:

Resell the Digital Product as a standalone item;

Redistribute, share, upload, publish, or provide the source files;

Sublicense the Digital Product;

Make the product available for download by third parties;

Share account credentials or download links;

Use one License for more projects, users, clients, domains, or installations than permitted;

Include the product in a stock library, asset repository, template marketplace, or competing service;

Use the product in a tool that allows users to extract or recreate it;

Use the product in an on-demand customization or generation service unless expressly licensed;

Claim ownership or authorship of the original product;

Remove copyright, attribution, watermark, license, or rights-management information where removal is not permitted;

Use the product unlawfully, deceptively, or to infringe third-party rights;

Use the product to create malware, fraud, harassment, exploitation, or prohibited content;

Circumvent technical license controls; or

Help another person perform a prohibited act.

10. Redistribution and Resale

A Digital Product must not be redistributed or resold in its original form, as a modified substitute, or in a way that allows extraction of the underlying product unless the License expressly permits that activity.

An End Product must add sufficient independent value and must not function primarily as a substitute source for the Digital Product.

Examples that may constitute prohibited redistribution include:

Providing editable source files to the public;

Uploading purchased assets to a shared asset library;

Selling lightly modified templates as standalone templates;

Including files in a downloadable bundle;

Making source code available in a public repository;

Allowing customers to export or extract the original asset; or

Giving download access to unlicensed persons.

Whether a particular use is permitted depends on the selected License and the product’s nature.

11. Software, Source Code, Plugins, and Themes

For software products, the License Summary should state:

Number of installations, applications, domains, or environments;

Whether development, staging, and production environments are covered;

Whether client deployment is allowed;

Whether source-code modification is permitted;

Whether Software-as-a-Service use is permitted;

Update and support duration;

Required third-party dependencies; and

Any open-source components or license obligations.

Unless expressly permitted, a Buyer must not:

Redistribute source code as a standalone product;

Publish proprietary source code in a public repository;

Remove license validation or access controls;

Use a single License for unrelated deployments;

Provide the software through a competing hosted service; or

Misrepresent third-party code as wholly original.

Any right to reverse engineer, decompile, or inspect software that cannot legally be excluded remains unaffected.

12. Templates, Designs, Graphics, and Media

For templates, designs, graphics, audio, video, fonts, and other media, the License Summary should state relevant limits such as:

End Products;

Clients;

Print or production quantities;

Broadcast or audience scope;

Social or advertising use;

Editable-file delivery;

Logo or trademark use;

Attribution; and

Monetized content.

Unless expressly authorized, stock assets and non-exclusive Digital Products must not be registered as exclusive trademarks, design rights, content-identification claims, or other exclusive rights that could restrict lawful use by the Author or other licensees.

13. Artificial Intelligence Use

Unless the applicable License expressly permits it, a Buyer must not use a Digital Product or its components to:

Train, fine-tune, or evaluate a machine-learning model;

Build a dataset for model development;

Create embeddings for redistribution;

Generate substantially substitutive assets at scale;

Replicate the Author’s catalog or style in a misleading manner; or

Remove provenance, attribution, or rights-management information.

Use of AI tools to assist with a permitted End Product does not automatically expand the License.

Any AI-specific permission or restriction must be clearly disclosed in the product listing or License Summary.

14. Open-Source and Third-Party Components

A Digital Product may contain components governed by open-source or third-party licenses.

The applicable third-party license governs those components where required.

The Author must disclose material third-party components and provide required notices.

Nothing in these License Terms is intended to restrict rights granted directly under a valid open-source license or impose restrictions prohibited by that license.

The Buyer is responsible for complying with disclosed third-party terms when using those components.

15. Fonts, Music, Images, and Other Embedded Assets

A product preview or demonstration may contain third-party fonts, photographs, music, video, logos, trademarks, or other assets that are not included in the purchased License.

The listing must identify material excluded assets where their absence would not otherwise be reasonably apparent.

The Buyer must obtain separate licenses for excluded assets.

An appearance in a preview does not automatically mean the asset is included.

16. Updates

Access to updates depends on the listing and License Summary.

The Author must clearly state:

Whether updates are included;

The update period;

The versions covered;

Whether continued access requires renewal; and

Any technical or compatibility limitations.

Unless expressly promised or required by law, a License does not guarantee indefinite updates or compatibility with future third-party systems.

Updates supplied for a Digital Product remain subject to the applicable License unless otherwise stated.

17. Support

Support is separate from the License unless the listing states that support is included.

Where support is included, the listing should identify:

Support period;

Support channel;

Scope;

Response expectations;

Supported versions;

Exclusions; and

Renewal terms.

Support may exclude customization, installation, third-party conflicts, training, or issues caused by unauthorized modification where clearly disclosed.

18. Author Rights and Responsibilities

The Author represents that:

It owns or controls the necessary rights;

It has authority to grant the advertised License;

The product does not knowingly infringe third-party rights;

The product does not contain malware or undisclosed harmful functionality;

The listing and License Summary are accurate;

Required third-party notices are provided; and

The product complies with applicable law and Platform policies.

An Author must promptly cooperate with legitimate intellectual property, security, defect, or misdescription complaints.

19. Intellectual Property Complaints

A rights holder may report suspected infringement through:

IP Complaint Method: [IP COMPLAINT EMAIL OR FORM URL]

Univerax may:

Temporarily restrict a product;

Request evidence from the complainant or Author;

Disable downloads;

Remove the listing;

Notify affected Buyers;

Issue or facilitate an appropriate refund;

Restore content following a valid response; or

Restrict repeat infringers.

A complaint, takedown, or Platform review does not itself determine final ownership between disputing parties.

20. Product Removal

A product may be removed because of:

Author action;

Intellectual property concerns;

Security risks;

Legal requirements;

Policy violations;

Technical problems; or

Platform discontinuation.

Removal from future sale does not automatically terminate previously granted valid Licenses.

However, access to future downloads, updates, or support may be affected as disclosed in the applicable terms and subject to mandatory law.

Univerax should take reasonable measures regarding previously purchased access where required by law or the transaction terms.

21. Refunds and License Termination

Refund eligibility is governed by the Refund and Cancellation Policy, transaction-specific disclosures, and applicable law.

If a refund is issued:

The License may terminate;

Download access may be disabled;

The Buyer must stop using the product;

The Buyer must not distribute or exploit the product; and

Copies must be deleted where legally permitted and reasonably possible.

A refund does not permit continued use of the product or an End Product where the License has terminated, unless the applicable resolution expressly states otherwise.

22. License Violations

If a Buyer materially violates the License, the Author or Univerax may, subject to applicable law:

Request that the violation be corrected;

Restrict download access;

Suspend Platform functions;

Terminate the License;

Remove infringing distribution;

Seek payment for the appropriate License; or

Pursue available legal remedies.

Where appropriate, the Buyer should receive notice and a reasonable opportunity to cure a remediable violation.

Immediate action may be taken for intentional infringement, unlawful redistribution, malware, fraud, or serious harm.

23. Effect of Termination

Upon termination of a License, the Buyer must stop using the Digital Product and delete copies within its control, except where:

Continued retention is required by law;

A backup cannot reasonably be isolated until its normal deletion cycle;

A specific settlement permits limited continued use; or

Mandatory law provides otherwise.

Sections concerning ownership, prohibited redistribution, accrued payment obligations, confidentiality, disputes, and legal remedies survive where their nature requires.

24. No Exclusivity

Unless a written custom License expressly grants exclusivity:

Licenses are non-exclusive;

The Author may continue using and licensing the product;

Other Buyers may obtain the same or similar product; and

The Buyer receives no exclusive market, territory, industry, or style rights.

25. Product Availability and Compatibility

The Buyer must review disclosed technical requirements before purchase.

Neither the Author nor Univerax guarantees compatibility with every device, application, operating system, third-party platform, future version, or undisclosed use case.

This limitation does not apply where compatibility was expressly promised or where mandatory conformity rights apply.

26. Disclaimer and Mandatory Rights

Digital Products are subject to the description, functionality, and commitments provided in the listing and applicable law.

Nothing in these License Terms excludes:

Rights relating to non-delivery;

Rights relating to defective or non-conforming digital content;

Remedies for misdescription;

Rights concerning malware or unlawful content;

Mandatory consumer guarantees;

Statutory withdrawal rights; or

Liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

27. Limitation of Liability

Liability is governed by the Terms of Use, applicable transaction terms, and mandatory law.

No provision limits liability where limitation would be unlawful, including applicable liability for fraud, intentional misconduct, gross negligence, personal injury, infringement, or mandatory consumer rights.

Any monetary cap must be added only after the transaction structure, party roles, governing law, and insurance arrangements have been reviewed.

28. Governing Law and Disputes

These License Terms are governed by the laws of [GOVERNING LAW JURISDICTION], without prejudice to mandatory consumer protections.

License-related questions or disputes should first be submitted through:

Support or Dispute Channel: [SUPPORT EMAIL OR DISPUTE FORM]

Subject to mandatory jurisdiction rules, disputes will be submitted to [COMPETENT COURTS OR DISPUTE FORUM].

29. Changes to These License Terms

Univerax may update these License Terms for future transactions.

The License version applicable to a purchase should be recorded with the order and remain available to the Buyer.

An update must not retroactively reduce rights granted under a completed purchase unless:

The original terms permit the relevant change;

The change is required by law;

The Buyer validly agrees; or

Another lawful basis applies.

30. Contact

Questions concerning these License Terms may be sent to:

Legal Entity: [COMPANY LEGAL NAME]
Registered Address: [REGISTERED ADDRESS]
Support Email: [SUPPORT EMAIL]
Legal Notices Email: [LEGAL NOTICES EMAIL]
IP Complaint Method: [IP COMPLAINT EMAIL OR FORM URL]
License Matrix: [LICENSE MATRIX URL]

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