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License and Permitted Use

Understand where to find the controlling license, how common license levels differ, and which uses require confirmation first.

Updated August 11, 2026

The controlling terms are product-specific. Use the license and terms presented with the exact offer you purchased. Product names, editions, upgrades, bonuses, and client-use rights can have different permissions.

1. Find the license that applies

Review the sales page, WarriorPlus purchase details and terms, delivery documentation, and any license file included with the product. Keep those records with your receipt. A general support article cannot expand or replace the license attached to a specific transaction.

2. Understand the purchased license level

Depending on the offer, a license may permit only your own business use, allow limited client installation or commercial output, or include separately stated reseller rights. Do not assume that a “done-for-you,” “commercial,” “agency,” or “reseller” label grants every possible use; follow the detailed rights and limits supplied with that edition.

Confirm before client work
  • How many domains, installations, businesses, or clients are permitted?
  • Whether you may charge for setup, customization, or generated services.
  • Whether the client receives the source files or only the finished service/output.
  • Whether branding can be changed or removed.
  • Whether transfers, resale, sublicensing, or account sharing are permitted.

3. Uses that are normally restricted unless expressly granted

  • Sharing, publishing, or redistributing source files, protected download links, license keys, or account credentials.
  • Reselling the product itself, creating competing downloads from its source, or giving copies to clients or team members outside the license.
  • Claiming ownership of third-party trademarks, stock assets, platform technology, or provider services included or referenced by the product.
  • Using the product for unlawful, deceptive, infringing, abusive, or platform-prohibited activity.

4. Third-party services, APIs, and generated content

Your product license does not override the terms of WordPress, hosting providers, AI/API vendors, image or font licenses, payment platforms, marketplaces, or other connected services. You remain responsible for the accounts, API usage, generated content, claims, privacy disclosures, intellectual-property review, and platform compliance connected to your implementation.

If the planned use involves clients, redistribution, sublicensing, white labelling, or resale and the supplied terms are not explicit, ask Support before proceeding. Include the product name, purchased edition, order ID, and a concise description of the intended use.

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