Software License Agreement

Preamble and parties.In the creator you enter each party, pick whether you are licensing out or in, and set the effective date. Names the license and each party as Licensor or Licensee. Choose your side in the creator.

License grant.In the creator you describe the software and choose a perpetual or 12-month renewable term license. The licensor keeps ownership. Grants a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to install and use the software internally.

Restrictions. The licensee will not reverse engineer the software or sublicense it.

Fees. Sets the license fee.

Intellectual property. The licensor keeps the software. The licensee receives only the rights in this agreement.

Warranty. The software will materially match its documentation for 90 days. Otherwise it is provided as is.

Support. While the license lasts, the licensor helps with ordinary use and corrects material defects.

Termination. Either side may end the license for an uncured breach. The licensee then deletes its copies.

Intellectual property claims. The licensor defends a claim that the software, as delivered, infringes someone else's rights.

Limitation of liability. Damages are capped at the fees paid in the 12 months before the claim.

Governing law.Governing law and venue decide which state’s rules apply and where a dispute must be filed, or whether it goes to arbitration instead. In the creator you pick a listed jurisdiction or enter another, then choose court or arbitration so the sample is not locked to a default state. Sets the state law that governs the software license agreement and where disputes must be brought. Choose the jurisdiction in the creator.

General. Covers assignment limits, waiver rules, severability, entire agreement language, notices, and counterpart or electronic-signature execution language.

Signature blocks. Authorized signatory and title lines for each party, ready for wet-ink or e-signature fields.