Licensing
Every product on Marketore is sold under one of three licenses — Personal, Commercial, or Extended Commercial. Each product page shows the price for every tier. This page explains what each one covers so you can pick the right fit.
Personal License
For personal, non-commercial projects by a single user: your own website or portfolio, school work, personal art prints, gifts you don't sell.
The end product must not be sold, used to promote a business, or produced on behalf of a client.
Not included: any commercial or client use — choose Commercial for that.
Commercial License
For commercial use in a single end product, either by you or on behalf of one paying client. Covers up to 10,000 copies if distributed (e.g. a template sold or given to end users).
Examples: a website or app for a client, a self-published book, a YouTube video, merchandise for sale.
Not included: sub-licensing, reselling the asset on its own, or using it in a product where the asset is the main value offered (e.g. stock asset sites).
Extended Commercial License
Everything in Commercial, plus use in an unlimited number of end products — including products where the asset is a key functional or visual component of something you sell.
Examples: a SaaS product whose UI is built on a purchased UI kit; templates sold inside a larger template bundle; broadcast media and physical goods beyond 10,000 copies.
What you always get
Worldwide, royalty-free use for the lifetime of the end product.
No attribution is required, though it is always appreciated by the creator.
Access to the latest version of the product — free updates are included.
What's never allowed
Reselling, sub-licensing, or redistributing the source files.
Use in hate speech, deceptive practices, or content that infringes a third party's rights.
Training generative AI or machine-learning models on the files.
Questions
Not sure which license fits your use case? Reach us through the Support page, or email contact@marketore.com with a short description of the project and we'll confirm in writing.