License Grant
Licensing Model
The specific rights a software license conveys: who may use the software, in what unit, for what purposes, and under which policies. The grant is the substance of the licensing model. The unit names what is counted; the grant names what the holder of that unit may actually do. Two licenses with the same unit and different grants are different products.
Used in these articles
- Pass Through or Recast: The Decision Every Software Layer Has Already Faced
- Channel, OEM, and White-Label Pricing: The Grant Decides Before the Discount Does
- Where Your Software May Run Is a Licensing Decision, Not a Deal Term
- A Trial License Is a Grant, and Most Vendors Never Decide Which One They Are Giving
- An Enterprise License Agreement Is a Census, and Most Vendors Never Take One