The licence, in plain words
The full wording, with payments, is in our Terms of Service.
What you get.
We host and deploy SlackVault under your name, connect your domain and apply your name, logo and colours. You may offer it to your own users.
No source code.
A licence doesn’t disclose or transfer the code. Code changes hands only with a buyout.
Not exclusive.
We may license SlackVault to other buyers until someone buys it outright.
Groups.
A licence covers the groups you paid for; today that is the web app. Mobile, when offered, covers Android and iOS, and iOS is delivered when you provide or fund an Apple developer account.
Updates.
Six months of updates from the day you buy. Renewals extend them. Without one, your copy keeps running on its last version.
Custom work.
Changes made only for you are quoted and paid separately.
Buyout.
A buyer gets the source code of every repository that builds what SlackVault ships, plus six months of updates. We then stop selling SlackVault. Licences sold earlier keep their terms.
Verification.
Your copy carries a licence key and serves /.well-known/slackvault-white-label-license.json. Anyone can check it on our verify page.
Revocation.
A licence used outside these terms, or on a domain it doesn’t cover, may be revoked.
Your own accounts.
Your domain, your Slack app registration, Firebase projects and any paid service you choose are yours, and so are their costs.
Read the Terms of Service, section 9