CSCODETECH Guide
Regular License vs Extended License for Source Code Products
Understand regular and extended source-code licenses before buying app scripts, admin templates, SaaS tools, or website add-ons.
Source-code license selection matters because it defines how you can use the product after purchase. The wrong license can create problems later when you deploy for a client, run a SaaS platform, or use the same product on multiple domains.
Regular license
A regular license is usually best for one personal, internal, client, or business project where you customize the product for a single end use. It works well for a standard app launch, website, admin dashboard, or client build.
Extended license
An extended license is intended for broader commercial use, SaaS-style projects, paid access platforms, subscriptions, or multi-domain usage where the product page allows it. It is the safer option when source code becomes part of a revenue-generating platform.
What to check before buying
- How many domains or app deployments are allowed.
- Whether SaaS or paid access use is permitted.
- Whether resale or redistribution is restricted.
- What support period and update access are included.
- Whether installation or setup service is required.
Where to compare
Read the full license terms before checkout. If you are unsure, review your product page, compare pricing in the license panel, and contact support before buying. You can also browse mobile app products or admin dashboard templates to see how license options vary by product.