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A Software License Agreement is a contract that allows a website owner to license software. As the software licensee, it is drafted in your favor. The software owner (or software developer) and you, the licensee, enter into a Software License Agreement to license the source code to be used on or in connection to your website. When buying a license for downloading software online, it’s critical to spell out the terms and restrictions as well as the software’s intended usage.

10+ Trial Software License Agreement Samples

This Licensing Agreement (the “Agreement”) is made between Company Name, a State company (hereinafter “Licensee”), and Company Name, a State company (hereafter “Licensee”) (hereafter “Licensor”).

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Trial Licensing Agreement

The Licensee wishes to perform a technical trial (the “Trial”) in order to determine the utility and practicality of using the Software under a limited license from the Licensor, which includes the following products:

Add a description of the software and/or services you’re offering. Under the following terms and circumstances, Licensor wishes to give Licensee a fair amount of time to make the foregoing determinations. Licensor and Licensee hereby agree as follows in respect of the mutual covenants contained in this agreement.

The associated computer programs, related services, support, data compilation(s), and documentation are collectively referred to as “Software.” The term of the license given herein shall be confined to Insert number of days of trial license period days from the date on this agreement except if expended or revoked by written notice by Licensee for ease or ended by either party for material breach.

Restrictions

(i) allow others to use the Software; (ii) modify or disassemble the Software; (iv) resell the Software beyond the Licensor’s affiliate program; (v) copy the Software, except as expressly provided herein; or (vi) eliminate or obscure any proprietary rights notices or labels on the Software.

Transfer

Licensee may not transfer the Program or any rights granted under this Agreement without Company Name’s prior written permission, which consent must not be withheld arbitrarily. The receiver must agree to the conditions of this Agreement before any transfer or assignment can take place. Any intended transfer or assignment that is made in violation of this condition is invalid.

Confidentiality

During the Trial, Licensee acknowledges that it may come into touch with or learn about information that the Licensor considers confidential. This information could include, but is not limited to, information about the Licensor’s product features, design techniques, pricing details, or work methods, as well as information provided by Licensor’s clients for inclusion in Products or Software to be established for or licensed to other clients, information that may be valuable to the Licensor’s competitors or clients. Licensee commits to keep all such information private and not to share it with anyone except appropriate Licensee workers or their delegates. Damages may be difficult to determine or establish in the event of a breach of this Agreement, the parties agree.

As a result, the parties agree that if Licensee violates this Agreement, Licensor is right to seek remedies from a court of competent jurisdiction, including injunctive relief, as well as liquidated damages.

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