License
Also known as: Usage license
A license is the legal permission a creator grants a buyer specifying how a digital product may and may not be used.
A license defines the terms under which someone may use your work — personal use only, commercial use, the right to modify, or the right to redistribute. Buying a digital product means buying a license to use it, not ownership of the underlying intellectual property.
Clear licensing protects both sides: the creator retains rights, and the buyer knows what they are entitled to do. The most important distinction for buyers is usually personal versus commercial use.
Commercial license
A commercial license grants the buyer the right to use a digital product in for-profit work, such as client projects or products sold for money.
Royalty-free
Royalty-free means that after the initial purchase or license, the work can be used without paying recurring fees per use.
PLR
PLR is content sold with rights that let the buyer modify, rebrand, and resell it as their own.
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Knowing the term is step one. The business kits ship the systems and templates that turn concepts like this into a running operation.