203 Software Licence Agreements contracts

SaaS Subscription Agreement (US) by OLL

SaaS Subscription Agreement for cloud-based software services outlining terms between a provider and customer. Created by OLL's team of legal experts.

SaaS Subscription Agreement (US) by OLL

A comprehensive SaaS Subscription Agreement designed for cloud-based software services. It establishes terms for service access, data security, service level commitments, and payment obligations between a provider and a customer.

Software License Agreement with AI Addendum by Common Paper

The Common Paper Software License Agreement with AI Addendum is a structured, plain-language contract for licensing software that includes artificial intelligence capabilities, with the AI Addendum providing clear terms for AI use, training, and governance. It is part of Common Paper’s widely trusted library of open, lawyer-vetted standard agreements.

Software License Agreement by Common Paper

The Common Paper Software License Agreement is a structured, plain-language contract for licensing on-premises or downloadable software. It sets clear rules for license scope, permitted use, and ownership. It is part of CommonPaper’s widely trusted library of open, lawyer-vetted standard agreements.

Firefox Terms of Use by Mozilla

The Firefox Terms of Use govern the installation and use of the executable version of the Firefox web browser, setting out the user licence, responsibilities, liability limitations, and how the agreement may be updated or terminated, while distinguishing these terms from Firefox’s separately licensed open-source source code. Issued by Mozilla Corporation, the long-established and reputable organisation behind Firefox, this document is the authoritative and trusted source for understanding the legal conditions under which Firefox is provided to end users.

Github Terms Github Marketplace Developer Agreement (GitHub)

The GitHub Marketplace Developer Agreement sets out the terms for developers to publish and distribute applications, extensions, and actions on GitHub Marketplace, including licensing, privacy, compliance, and revenue-sharing requirements. It is part of GitHub’s official contractual framework, backed by Microsoft, and ensures developers operate within trusted, legally enforceable standards while protecting end users and GitHub’s platform integrity.

Firefox Focus and Klar Terms of Use by Mozilla

The Firefox Focus and Klar Terms of Use set out the rights, permissions, and responsibilities for using Mozilla’s open source Firefox browser, including licensing, intellectual property, optional services, liability limits, and termination. They are issued directly by Mozilla Corporation, clearly linked to the applicable privacy notices and open source licences, and written to define how the software may be used across jurisdictions.

About Your Rights by Mozilla

“About Your Rights” for Mozilla Firefox summarizes user rights under the Mozilla Public License, including permission to use, modify, and share Firefox, and outlines terms for Firefox’s optional web-based services. It is an official Mozilla document, ensuring trusted guidance on licensing, trademarks, user feedback, and liability limitations for the Firefox browser.

Firefox Reality - About Your Rights by Mozilla

The Firefox Reality Rights & Web-Based Services Terms outline how users may use, modify, and distribute the open-source browser under the Mozilla Public License 2.0, while clarifying limits on trademark rights and third-party service use. It is an official Mozilla policy, providing reliable licensing and liability guidance from a widely trusted open-source organisation.

Github Terms Github Educational Use Agreement (GitHub)

The GitHub Educational Use Agreement sets the terms for educational institutions participating in the GitHub Education Partner Program, granting students, faculty, and researchers free access to GitHub Enterprise products for non-commercial, academic use. It is an official GitHub contract that defines benefits, conditions, and responsibilities, and can be trusted as part of GitHub’s legally binding program terms.

Github Terms Github Terms For Additional Products And Features (GitHub)

The GitHub Terms for Additional Products and Features supplement GitHub’s standard agreements by setting specific rules for using services like Actions, Codespaces, Advanced Security, npm, Packages, Pages, and GitHub Copilot. These terms ensure compliance, clarify billing and usage limits, and protect both users and GitHub, making them a trusted extension of GitHub’s official contractual framework under Microsoft’s governance.

Github Terms Github Marketplace Terms Of Service (GitHub)

The GitHub Marketplace Terms of Service set the rules for using GitHub Marketplace, which lets users purchase or install developer apps and actions that integrate with GitHub accounts. Issued and maintained by GitHub, these terms provide a trusted framework covering payments, data sharing, liability, and third-party developer responsibilities.

Github Terms Github Registered Developer Agreement (GitHub)

The GitHub Registered Developer Agreement sets the terms for joining GitHub’s Developer Program, including permitted API use, confidentiality around non-public/pre-release materials, branding/marketing rules, fees, and termination. It is an official GitHub legal agreement (governed by California law) that defines rights and limits—licensing, support, liability caps, and export controls—so developers can confidently build integrations in compliance with GitHub’s policies.

Github Terms Github Pre Release License Terms (GitHub)

The GitHub Pre-release License Terms govern the use of GitHub’s pre-release software, allowing evaluation and testing in non-production environments while disclaiming warranties and limiting liability. As an official GitHub legal agreement aligned with Microsoft product terms, it provides authoritative conditions on usage, data collection, confidentiality, and compliance, ensuring clarity for participants in technical previews.

Github Open Source Applications Terms And Conditions (GitHub)

The GitHub Open Source Applications Terms and Conditions govern the use of GitHub applications such as GitHub Desktop, clarifying licensing, open source terms, privacy, and limitations of liability. They are published and maintained by GitHub, a widely trusted source in the open-source and developer ecosystem.

End-User License Agreement (EULA) by EasyLegalDocs

This End-User License Agreement (EULA) is a legally binding contract between a software licensor and an end-user. It defines the terms and conditions for the licensee's use of the software, including intellectual property rights, limitations on use, and disclaimers. The agreement aims to protect the licensor's rights and establish the responsibilities of the licensee.

AI Standard Clauses

The AI Standard Clauses provide modular, lawyer-vetted AI-specific terms to be incorporated into broader cloud service agreements, addressing model training, data usage, liability, auditing, and IP in AI deployments. They are part of OLL’s widely trusted library of open, lawyer-vetted standard agreements.

End User Agreement (for Marketplaces)

The Standard End User Agreement for Marketplaces is a modular, lawyer-vetted contract designed for online marketplaces to govern the relationship, rights, and obligations between the platform and its end users. It is part of OLL’s widely trusted library of open, lawyer-vetted standard agreements.

Online Cloud Service Terms

The Standard Online Cloud Service Terms provide clear, balanced SaaS terms of cloud services for publication on a provider’s website, governing customer access, usage, support, data, and amendment mechanisms. It is part of OLL’s widely trusted library of open, lawyer-vetted standard agreements.

AI Agent MSA - Software License Agreement

This AI Agent MSA & Software License Agreement by Git.Law builds on the trusted Common Paper agreement where it forms part of CommonPaper’s widely trusted library of open, lawyer-vetted standard agreements. This agreement defines license scope, permitted use, and ownership, tailored for companies developing and deploying AI agents.