Understanding the Types of Resell Licenses and Permissions
Please note that Digital Ashe and Should Be Custom offer multiple types of Licenses on their products. It is your responsibility to read the product description for the type of license that you are paying for. We depend on this in order to offer affordable prices to Hobbyists and crafters (non business owners and non commercial users). It is important to us to serve businesses and crafters. Please adhere to the license agreements so that we can continue to offer reasonable prices.
POD
Print on Demand (POD) is a print-to-order service in which designers can upload digital designs, and customers can order a physical product, such as t-shirts, books or coffee mugs, with the designer's work printed on it.
Master Resell Rights (MRR)
Master Resell Rights (MRR) is a type of license that grants the holder the right to sell a product and pass on the resell rights to the buyer for 100% profit. In the context of digital products, such as e-books, software, or digital courses, MRR allows you to sell not only the product itself but also the rights for others to sell it. This means that your customers can, in turn, resell the product to their customers.
When you acquire Master Resell Rights for a product, you typically gain the following permissions:
1. **Reselling the Product:** You can sell the product to end-users.
2. **Granting Resell Rights:** You can also provide your customers with the right to resell the product to others.
3. **Setting Your Own Price:** You have the flexibility to determine the selling price for the product.
It's important to carefully review the terms and conditions associated with Master Resell Rights, as they can vary. Some MRR licenses may have restrictions on pricing, the number of copies that can be sold, or other specific conditions. Always comply with the terms outlined in the license agreement to ensure you are using the Master Resell Rights legally and ethically.
If you plan to use Master Resell Rights content on your website, make sure to inform your customers about the terms and conditions associated with the product, and consider including a license agreement or terms of use on your website to clarify the rights granted to buyers.
Private Label Rights (PLR)
Private Label Rights (PLR) is a licensing agreement that allows the buyer to modify, rebrand, and resell a product for 100% profit, under their own name. When you acquire Private Label Rights for a product, you essentially gain the ability to customize the content and present it as your own creation. This is commonly applied to various types of digital products, including e-books, articles, software, and other downloadable content.
Key features of Private Label Rights include:
1. **Modification Rights:** PLR typically grants the right to modify the content, allowing you to edit, customize, and adapt the product according to your preferences.
2. **Rebranding:** You can often rebrand the product with your own logo, company name, and other branding elements, making it appear as if you created the product yourself.
3. **Reselling:** PLR allows you to sell the modified or rebranded product, either as a standalone item or as part of a package.
4. **Setting Your Own Price:** You have the flexibility to determine the selling price for the product, giving you control over your pricing strategy.
While Private Label Rights offer a significant level of freedom in terms of customization and resale, it's crucial to carefully review the terms and conditions specified in the PLR license. Some PLR licenses may have restrictions on certain activities, such as the use of the original creator's name, limitations on the number of copies that can be sold, or other specific conditions.
If you intend to use Private Label Rights content on your website, be sure to communicate the terms of use to your customers, and consider including a clear license agreement or terms of service on your website to outline the rights and restrictions associated with the PLR products you offer.
Resell Rights
Resell Rights is a type of licensing agreement that allows the buyer to sell a product for 100% profit, but does not grant the right to modify or customize it. When you acquire Resell Rights for a product, you gain the permission to resell the product as it is, without making any alterations to the content or branding.
Key points regarding Resell Rights include:
1. **Reselling Permission:** You are allowed to sell the product to end-users without making changes to the original content.
2. **No Modification Rights:** Unlike Private Label Rights, Resell Rights usually do not grant the right to modify or customize the product. The product must be sold in its original form.
3. **Setting Your Own Price:** You typically have the flexibility to determine the selling price for the product.
4. **Limited Control:** While you can sell the product, you may have limited control over other aspects, such as pricing strategy or branding, as these are often determined by the original product creator.
When using Resell Rights content on your website, it's important to adhere to the terms and conditions specified in the Resell Rights license. This may include guidelines on pricing, promotional activities, and other restrictions. Make sure to provide clear information to your customers about the terms of use associated with the products you are selling under Resell Rights.
As with any licensing agreement, it's recommended to carefully review the terms outlined in the Resell Rights license to ensure compliance and ethical use of the content.
Personal Use Rights
Personal Use Rights is a type of licensing agreement that allows the buyer to use a product for personal purposes but does not grant the right to resell, modify, or distribute the product to others. When you acquire Personal Use Rights for a product, you are essentially obtaining the right to use the item for your own personal benefit, but you are not allowed to share it or profit from its resale.
Key features of Personal Use Rights include:
1. **Personal Use Only:** The product can be used for personal purposes, such as individual learning, entertainment, or private use.
2. **No Reselling or Distribution:** Personal Use Rights typically do not permit the resale, distribution, or sharing of the product with others.
3. **No Modification Rights:** You may not have the right to modify or customize the content of the product.
4. **Limited to Individual Use:** The license usually restricts the usage to the individual who purchased the product and does not extend to third parties.
When using content with Personal Use Rights on your website, it's essential to communicate these restrictions clearly to your audience. This ensures that your customers understand the limitations associated with the product and comply with the terms of use. Personal Use Rights are more restrictive compared to Resell Rights or Private Label Rights, as they focus on individual consumption rather than distribution or resale.
Always review the terms and conditions specified in the Personal Use Rights license to ensure that you are using the product in accordance with the agreed-upon terms and to maintain ethical and legal practices.