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PLR Rights

by skyisblue
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Hi I have a plugin and I wanted to offer plr rights to my buyers...

Is it possible to offer plr rights for single site license on my front end offer and then on the upsell
offer plr rights for developer license?
#plr #rights
  • Profile picture of the author saxatwork
    Yes it is possible. The terms of the single site and developer license is entirely decided by you if you are the original owner of the plugin.

    But - are you looking at how to do it technically or just want to know about giving the rights?
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  • Profile picture of the author john01a
    As already mentioned, if you are the creator/owner of the plugin, you decide what rights you want to grant others.

    I've seen royalty free content (like royalty free music) being sold, where you pay x for the right to use it in a single project, or pay a higher price for the right to use it in multiple projects. So, there shouldn't be a problem doing the same thing with a plugin.
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  • Profile picture of the author Moneymaker2012
    hi,
    I agree with john01a if you are owner of plugin then its up to you to provide rights of your product.
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  • Profile picture of the author koubain
    it's up to you you are the owner right!
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  • Profile picture of the author onSubie
    Hi

    How would PLR for a single site license work?

    Reselling as PLR would automaticlaly imply more than one site.

    If each license only allows one site but I have PLR rights, would that not allow me to issue myself unlimited single site licenses and then use it on multiple sites?

    What would the difference be with a PLR multisite license?

    You don't want to confuse your market about licensing issues or they will either A) ignore licensing altogether or B) skip the product because they are unsure how they are allowed to use it.

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  • Profile picture of the author Alex Blades
    I agree with onSubie, how would PLR work with just one site lol

    Why not off plr to the plugin, then offer an upsell to remove "powered by yoursite.com" for 100% plr
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