I’ve seen other threads somewhat regarding this, but I still don’t have the answer I’m looking for.
I notice that a Regular License states:
(a) Your use of the Work is limited to a single application.
And the Extended License states:
(a) Your use of the Work is limited to a single application.
So how is the Extended License any better?
Maybe I’m not understanding what (a) means. I figure it means you can only use a Theme on one domain. I would like to be able to use a Theme on multiple domains, but I’m not sure which license allows that type of use.
I basically want to buy a Theme and use it on different Client websites. I’m not “selling” the theme to my Client, I’m just using it for their website. Can I do this with multiple Clients on a Regular License? Thanks!
I’d also like to mention that an Extended License is ridiculously expensive! Compared to other premium theme shops that offer a personal or developer license that’s only a small amount more.
The word License as it appears on a Theme’s page is spelled wrong (Licence) and it is spelled correctly on the License description page.
So, for client websites you will have to buy one Regular License per client.
Developer licenses in other theme shops are multiple use licenses, I believe. The Extended License on TF allows you to build a web service using a theme.
Envato marketplaces used to offer a multiple use license too (something like 5x use for 3x price, or 10x use for 3x price, can’t remember now), I don’t know why it is no longer here.
The 50x for Extended License may seem an overkill in most cases, but it’s fair when you consider building a service like WordPress.com or using TF admin template in your CMS for sale.
Can I do this with multiple Clients on a Regular License? Thanks!
Nope.
1 license per domain
Extended license would allow you to use the theme on multiple domains.
Theme’s page is spelled wrong (Licence) and it is spelled correctly on the License description page.
Licence is the British spelling.
Envato is an Australian company but they employee people from all over.
christopherjon said
Nope.
1 license per domain
Extended license would allow you to use the theme on multiple domains.
AFAIK that’s wrong. For use on multiple domains you need to purchase one regular license per client/installation/use, as pogoking stated correctly.
christopherjon said
Extended license would allow you to use the theme on multiple domains.
Actually not. Extended License is a single application too, it means that it can be used for a single project or work. Developing a website for two clients means two separate projects.
Item bought under EL can be incorporated into a single, larger work, but unlike SL, you can, for example, include a CodeCanyon plugin into your TF theme for sale. Or develop a web service like wordpress.com using a TF theme.
It all comes down how you redistribute the theme and what can be called “work”.
Thanks everyone! That totally clears it up for me.
Quick question now, if I have to buy a regular license for each new client I have, is there an easier way to buy the license where I don’t have to download the theme all over again each time I buy it? I guess that’s not a big deal though if I have to.
Also, thanks for cluing me in about the spelling of License, lol. Although it’s still inconsistently spelled. “Licence” on a theme’s individual page, and “License” on the license details page.
Thanks again!
tronicscribe said
Quick question now, if I have to buy a regular license for each new client I have, is there an easier way to buy the license where I don’t have to download the theme all over again each time I buy it? I guess that’s not a big deal though if I have to.
You only need to pay 
don’t have to download it again 
what about multivendor, should you use regular license or extended license?
wnad what if you purchase the regular license and use it as multivendor is it allowed?
Thankyou
Please,
i´m not a designer but i bougth 2 themes. One for each domain.
But now i will like to have one theme 2 different domains. How can i buy only one extra license,
can you send me the link or instructions to do so?
Thanks
Just buy an extra license just like you did for the first one!
Just to clarify, if I am going to build my own online shop web site. Is the regular license enough?
My website will show the location of Language schools and private teachers. Users can then contact them and buy lessons or courses from them. What licence would I need?
I would make a commission from each purchase. Still regular?
I think so but if in doubt check with support to be sure https://help.market.envato.com/hc/en-us/requests/new