What is an End User License Agreement (EULA)?
An End User License Agreement (EULA) is a legal contract between a software developer/company and the user of the software. It establishes the purchaser's right to use the software, and contains restrictions on how the software can be used.
Key components of an EULA
- License Grant: Defines what rights the user has to use the software
- Restrictions: Outlines what users cannot do with the software
- Intellectual Property: Confirms ownership rights of the software
- Warranty Disclaimers: Limits the developer's responsibility for software issues
- Liability Limitations: Caps potential damages claims
- Termination: Conditions under which the license can be terminated
- Updates & Support: Terms for software updates and technical support
- Governing Law: Jurisdiction for resolving legal disputes
A proper EULA helps protect your intellectual property, limit your liability, and establish clear terms of use for your software or application.
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