End User License Agreement (EULA)

End User License Agreement (EULA) for Technology Businesses

Why do you need a End User License Agreement (EULA)?

End User License Agreements (EULAs) are essential if you have a piece of intellectual property (IP), e.g. software, that you need to protect. It grants the user permission to do something that might otherwise be considered an infringement of copyright law. The perfect EULA gives the software developer peace of mind that their product is safe and free from misuse.

What is a End User License Agreement (EULA)?

A EULA gives the buyer of your software the licence to use it, while also ensuring it is not misused, resold, or copied. It also gives you (as the owners of the IP) the ability to exclude or limit your liability and the right to sue the user if they don’t comply with the terms of the agreement.

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Key facts

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Frequently Asked Questions

A: The end user is the party that pays a fee (to the developer/supplier) to download or install a copy of the software.

A: A EULA is most commonly used when the end user is going to download or copy a piece or software. Even though the software is in the hands of the end user, the EULA ensures the developer/publisher retain intellectual property rights. Whereas a SaaS Agreement is used in cloud-based services where no software is being downloaded or copied.

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Used by

Managed Services Providers
ISV, Software, Apps and IP
System Integrators Professional Services Consultancy Partners
Hosting Partners
Licensing Partners

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Non Disclosure Agreement

Master Services Agreement (MSA)

Letter of Agreement (LoA)

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End User License Agreement (EULA)

Why do you need a End User License Agreement (EULA)?