The Simple Guide to SaaS Licensing:
How to Legally Resell Our Software and Make Money
So, you’re ready to start your own SaaS business using our powerful software. That’s great! But before you begin, there’s one crucial decision you need to make: choosing the right license.
This choice will determine how you can use the software and, most importantly, how you can make money. In this simple guide, we’ll break down the difference between the Regular and Extended License so you can choose the perfect one for your goals.
At a Glance: Regular vs. Extended License
The easiest way to understand the difference is with a simple comparison table.
Features /Permissions | Regular | Extended |
Multi-user | Yes | Yes |
White Label | Yes | Yes |
Source Code Open | Yes | Yes |
No of Domain | 1 | 1 |
Can Charge Users | No | Yes |
Let's Break It Down with Examples
Sometimes, real-world examples make things clearer.
Example 1: The Digital Agency (Regular License)
Imagine you run a digital marketing agency. You want to use our platform to manage the social media accounts for 10 of your clients.
In this case, you would purchase a Regular License. You are using the software as a tool to provide a service. You charge your clients for your management service, but you are not selling them direct access to the software itself.
Example 2: The SaaS Entrepreneur (Extended License)
Now, imagine you want to create your own brand called “SocialBot Pro” and sell monthly subscriptions to other agencies and businesses.
In this case, you must purchase an Extended License. This license gives you the legal right to rebrand our software, sell it under your own name, and build a profitable SaaS business with recurring revenue. It’s your “license to make money.”
Which License Should You Choose?
It’s simple:
This is the fundamental difference, and choosing the right one is essential for your business’s success and legal compliance.
Ready to start your journey? Explore our powerful tools and choose the license that will power your success.
