I will draft comprehensive software licensing and saas contracts for your US tech brand
Licensed US Tech Attorney Bulletproof SaaS And Cloud Contracts
About this Gig
Software licensing is a complex area of US commercial law. If you are distributing downloadable software, offering on-premise installations, or structuring a SaaS hybrid, you need a precise End User License Agreement (EULA). I am Paul A. Auchard (Bar #60474), a licensed US Tech Attorney. I draft rigorous software licensing contracts that ensure you retain full ownership of your IP while legally granting specific usage rights to your users.
Without a robust EULA, users can reverse-engineer your code, pirate your software, or sue you for damages if your program corrupts their localized data.
I provide elite drafting for:
- End User License Agreements (EULA): Essential for mobile apps and downloadable tech software.
- White-Label SaaS Contracts: Allowing third parties to rebrand your software legally safely.
- Software Reseller Agreements: Structuring commission and liability for your tech affiliates.
- IP Assignment: Ensuring you fully own any modifications or feedback provided by your users.
Secure your source code. Limit your liability for local hardware crashes. Establish absolute control over your intellectual property. Select a premium package today to protect your digital assets!
Document type:
Demand letter
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Legal notice
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License agreement
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FAQ
What is the difference between a SaaS Agreement and an EULA?
A SaaS agreement governs software hosted on the cloud, while an EULA governs software that the user downloads and installs locally. I draft both.
Can you draft a White-Label agreement?
Yes, the Premium package is designed specifically for white-labeling, allowing others to rebrand your software while you retain the core IP.
Does this prevent users from copying my software?
Yes, I include stringent anti-piracy, non-compete, and restriction on reverse-engineering clauses.
Is this valid for mobile apps on iOS and Android?
Absolutely. The EULAs I draft meet the baseline legal requirements for submission to major US app stores.
Will this protect me if my software causes a client to lose data?
Yes, I draft "Limitation of Liability" clauses capping your exposure so you cannot be sued for consequential damages like data loss.
