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Other Licenses

Add-ons and Themes for concrete5 can be offered under any license. Most of the add-ons available in our marketplace are either completely free and licensed under MIT as well, or they are commercial add-ons and offered under our standard commercial license. These add-ons are sold on a "per-instance" basis. This means one add-on purchase per live site. Development copies and stages are included.

Who would/could own rights of Add-On if created under contract (including reselling)

Help me understand the different possibilities of a situation where an ad-on is created for someone else. Here's what I'd like to understand. Lets say I need or want to develop an add-on that doesn't exist. At my current skill level, it's simply not go…

Identical projects

Hello all :) I am building a site for a client, however in the process of doing that i messed up the system first time, so i did a complete reinstall of the project, resulting in 2 identical projects on my account. And here's the thing. Afterwards …

Concrete5 is breaking the Zend License

Hey MGMT, I noticed that you failed to provide the license to Zend as it states on their site. You must provide a LICENSE file inside of /concrete/libraries/3rdparty/Zend The license can be found at: http://framework.zend.com/license Specially th…

No way to download paid add-on onto production site?

my license-page shows the add-ons which I purchased. I was able to install them on my staging system. Now I want to install them on my productive site. According to the license agreement, I'm intitled to do so. Some add-ons have a download-link, s…

Modifying the concrete5 commercial licence

Hi! We're about to publish few commercial add-ons to the marketplace pretty soon and are now looking for licence terms suitable for us. In the add-on submission guidelines you state the following: "...feel free to modify our commercial add on licen…

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