Yes, you need to have a separate license for each website. You might need to purchase extended license for your web application.

Regular license can be used for end products that do not charge users for access or service(access is free and there will be no monthly subscription fee). Single regular license can be used for single end product and end product can be used by you or your client. If you want to sell end product to multiple clients then you will need to purchase separate license for each client. The same rule applies if you want to use the same end product on multiple domains(unique setup). For more info on regular license you can check official description. Read More

Extended license can be used for end products(web service or SAAS) that charges users for access or service(e.g: monthly subscription fee). Single extended license can be used for single end product and end product can be used by you or your client. If you want to sell end product to multiple clients then you will need to purchase separate extended license for each client. The same rule applies if you want to use the same end product on multiple domains(unique setup). For more info on extended licenses you can check official description. Read More

The item is what you purchase from Envato Market. The end product is what you build with that item.

You need the Extended License, because your users are charged to access your service.

Yes. You're essentially buying the file on your client's behalf. Whether a regular or Extended License is needed will depend on your client's use of the end product. With both the regular and Extended License you are allowed to charge your client for creating the End Product. Once you transfer the end product to the client (eg giving them source files for the item), be sure to link your client to our licenses and delete the item itself from your computer.

If the end users need to pay to see the end product, you need an Extended License. There can be more than one end user as long as there is only one end product.

If the item is part of a product for sale, you need the Extended License.

As long as the end users can freely access the end product, the Regular License is fine. There can be more than one end-user (the person who uses the end product, such as the end consumer) as long as there is only one, unique end product.

No. You can't license items and then make them available to others 'as-is' (that is, as a stand-alone item or as stock), regardless of which license you purchase.

If the end users need to pay to see the end product, you need an Extended License. There can be more than one end user as long as there is only one end product.

No. not allowed toplan to sell as stock.

No. The Extended License is still limited to a single end product, but you can re-sell that product. The few exceptions are images from PhotoDune, and Tools (which allow multiple use and have their own license). Additionally our SFX and Video Media Licenses offer a multi-use option. See "Permitted Multi-Use" FAQ section for more details.

No. The Extended License only allows for a single end product. By allowing your users to download their own customized versions, you're allowing the item to be used in multiple end products. You could purchase a single license for each user that picks that template.

No. At this time we don't have a developer or multi-client license for themes and code items.

A single application means one unique end product.

No. Items purchased from Envato Market are limited to a single end product.

No. Please see the FAQ "If I purchase an Extended License, do I get a multi-use, multi-domain, multi-client or developer license?" for more info.

Yes. You're essentially buying the file on your client's behalf. Whether a regular or Extended License is needed will depend on your client's use of the end product. With both the regular and Extended License you are allowed to charge your client for creating the End Product. Once you transfer the end product to the client (eg giving them source files for the item), be sure to link your client to our licenses and delete the item itself from your computer.

Generally, your license is not transferable. There are a few exceptions: be sure to link your client to our licenses and delete the item itself from your computer.

1. If you are a freelancer / agency using the item for a single end product for one client. The license would in effect be transferred to the client.

2. If you sell the single instance of an end product, such as a website installation. The license would in effect be transferred to the new owner.

3. If you are using the item as part of an on-demand "create-your-own" service where you purchase a separate license on behalf of the customer for each individual end product they make. Each license would in effect be transferred to the customer.

4. If you are a 3rd party purchasing a license to use as a prize / giveaway (see this help article for more information on external promotions). The license would in effect be transferred to the recipient of the giveaway.

In all of these cases, be sure to point the client / customer / recipient to the license terms and delete the item from your own systems.