I will draft custom software licensing and saas contracts for b2b
Licensed US Attorney : 118171 : Specializing in SaaS, Tech and Commercial Law
About this Gig
Your software's source code and intellectual property are your most valuable assets. If you are licensing your software to third parties, enterprise clients, or white-label resellers, you need absolute legal certainty. I am a licensed U.S. commercial attorney specializing in intellectual property and tech licensing.
I draft sophisticated Software Licensing and SaaS Contracts that prevent reverse engineering, unauthorized distribution, and IP theft, ensuring you retain total control over your product.
My Software Licensing Agreements Include:
- Scope of License: Defining exactly how, where, and by how many users the software can be utilized.
- Restrictions on Use: Explicit bans on reverse engineering, copying, or modifying your code.
- Audit Rights: Granting you the legal right to audit the licensee to ensure compliance.
- Warranties & Disclaimers: "As-Is" clauses that shield you from software bug liabilities.
- Maintenance & Support Terms: Defining your obligations (or lack thereof) for updates.
Protect your IP and scale your B2B sales safely. Order your custom license today.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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FAQ
What is the difference between a SaaS contract and a EULA?
A EULA is typically for software installed locally on a user's device, while a SaaS contract is for software hosted in the cloud. I draft for both models.
Do you draft white-label agreements?
Yes, the Premium package is specifically designed for founders who want to allow other companies to rebrand and resell their software.
How do you protect my Intellectual Property?
I draft strict, undeniable clauses stating that you retain 100% of all patents, copyrights, and trade secrets, granting only a limited, revocable right to use.
