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Free end-product access
Regular License
For one finished product that people can access without paying, including a project delivered to one client.
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Understand how Regular and Extended Licenses differ, when each one is required, and what is included before you purchase.
Licensing made simple
Both are CodeCanyon marketplace licenses for the same product package and one finished end product. Both include source code and released marketplace updates. Supported items also include six months of author support.
The deciding question is access: choose Regular when end users access the product for free. Choose Extended when they must pay to access or use it, or when the finished end product is sold.
Included in both
Source code included
Included in both
One licensed end product
Included in both
Released marketplace updates
Included in both
6 months support on supported items
Quick comparison
A commercial business does not automatically need Extended. The deciding factor is whether end users pay to access or use the finished product.
Free end-product access
For one finished product that people can access without paying, including a project delivered to one client.
Paid end-product access
Required when the finished product is sold or users pay for access, a subscription, or features that use the licensed item.
Usage rights
Product access
Support and services
| Decision rule | Free end-product access Regular LicenseFor one finished product people can access without paying. | Paid end-product access Extended LicenseFor one finished product that is sold or requires payment for access, subscriptions, or licensed features. |
|---|---|---|
| Usage rightsEnd users pay to use itKey difference | No - access must be free | Yes - paid access is allowed |
| License source | CodeCanyon Marketplace | CodeCanyon Marketplace |
| Finished product | One finished end product | One finished end product |
| Deployment rights | Single domain / deployment | Single domain / deployment |
| Transfer the license | Generally non-transferable | Generally non-transferable |
| Product accessSource code access | Included | Included |
| Technical documentation | Product documentation | Product documentation |
| Product updates | Released marketplace updates | Released marketplace updates |
| Support and servicesSetup and handover | Self-setup | Self-setup |
| Item support | 6 months for supported items | 6 months for supported items |
| Resell or redistribute source | Not permitted | Not permitted |
CodeCanyon item support does not include installation, hosting setup, customization, or maintenance. Product-specific inclusions and current prices are shown on the item page and at checkout. This page is a plain-language guide; the license issued for your purchase and Envato's current terms remain authoritative.
Browse productsChoose by use case
Choose Regular when people access the finished product for free. Choose Extended when the finished product is sold or users pay to access it or its licensed features.
Free end-product access
People can access the finished product and its licensed features without paying.
Paid end-product access
People pay to access the finished product or features that use the licensed item.
An internal company tool
Only your team uses it and nobody pays for access.
A subscription product
Customers pay monthly or yearly to use the product or its features.
A client application with no paid access
You deliver one product to one client and nobody pays to use it.
A revenue-share platform
Users or sellers pay a commission or revenue share to access or use platform functionality.
A free public or business application
A business may use the product commercially when people access the software for free.
A paid membership platform
Members pay to enter a community, access content, or use restricted features.
An online store with free site access
Customers pay for the goods being sold, not for access to the website or its features.
A product sold to end users
The finished application or another end product incorporating the item is sold to users.
Free end-product access
People can access the finished product and its licensed features without paying.
An internal company tool
Only your team uses it and nobody pays for access.
A client application with no paid access
You deliver one product to one client and nobody pays to use it.
A free public or business application
A business may use the product commercially when people access the software for free.
An online store with free site access
Customers pay for the goods being sold, not for access to the website or its features.
Paid end-product access
People pay to access the finished product or features that use the licensed item.
A subscription product
Customers pay monthly or yearly to use the product or its features.
A revenue-share platform
Users or sellers pay a commission or revenue share to access or use platform functionality.
A paid membership platform
Members pay to enter a community, access content, or use restricted features.
A product sold to end users
The finished application or another end product incorporating the item is sold to users.
Before you launch
Buying source code does not transfer ownership of the original item or remove its license conditions. Check these limits before choosing a deployment or pricing model.
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