An End User License Agreement (EULA) is a legally binding contract between the software provider (licensor) and the end user (licensee). It governs the usage rights, restrictions, and intellectual property protections associated with software applications or digital products.
Custom EULA Drafting tailored to your software type—SaaS, mobile, desktop, or embedded applications.
Legal Advisory covering licensing scope, user restrictions, termination clauses, and warranties.
Compliance Assurance with the Indian IT Act, 2000, and international data protection regulations such as GDPR and CCPA.
Licensing Guidance for single-user, enterprise, or subscription-based models, ensuring clear terms for end users.
Regular Updates & Review to reflect product changes, evolving business needs, and legal developments.
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A EULA clearly defines how the software may be used, what limitations apply, and who retains ownership of the intellectual property. It differs from Terms of Use in that it focuses specifically on software licensing rather than general service usage.
Once accepted—typically through a clickwrap or browsewrap interface—the EULA becomes legally enforceable and helps the licensor maintain control over software distribution, usage, and rights.
Your business registration or incorporation certificate.
A detailed description of the software’s functionality and distribution model.
Information on the licensing model, such as trial, paid, freemium, or subscription.
Any existing privacy policy or data handling disclosures, if available.
The intended user flow and method of acceptance (clickwrap, browsewrap, etc.).
Details on software support, updates, or maintenance terms, if applicable.
| Clause | Description |
|---|---|
| Grant of License | Specifies the type of license (non-exclusive, perpetual, time-bound, etc.) |
| Restrictions | Limits actions such as reverse engineering, copying, redistribution, or sublicensing |
| Ownership and IP Rights | Establishes that the software is owned by the licensor and not transferred to the user |
| Updates and Support | Specifies the availability and terms for updates, patches, or technical support |
| Termination | Outlines the conditions under which the license may be revoked |
| Limitation of Liability | Caps the licensor’s liability for software-related claims |
| Warranty Disclaimer | Disclaims any guarantees of performance or suitability |
| Governing Law | Specifies which country’s laws will apply to the agreement |
| Data Collection and Privacy | Details how user data is collected, stored, and protected |
| Indemnity | Defines the user’s liability in case of misuse or violation of terms |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single-User License | Permits use by one individual on one device |
| Multi-User or Enterprise License | Allows usage by a defined group within an organisation |
| Subscription License | Access granted for a fixed duration with periodic renewal |
| Perpetual License | One-time license valid indefinitely, often without ongoing updates |
| Trial or Evaluation License | Time-limited access for testing purposes before purchase |
| OEM License | Distributed with hardware or another software product as a bundled offering |
Initial Consultation
Meet with our legal experts to discuss your software product, its distribution model, licensing requirements, and compliance obligations.Drafting the Agreement
We create a tailored EULA incorporating all necessary legal protections, usage terms, restrictions, and compliance clauses.Client Review
The draft is shared with you for thorough review, feedback, and suggested modifications to ensure it meets your business needs.Finalisation
The approved EULA is delivered in both print and digital formats, ready to be implemented in your app or on your website.
At CoreCatalyst, we provide expert legal guidance to create clear, enforceable, and fully compliant EULAs that protect your software and business interests. Our team ensures every agreement aligns with Indian and global regulations while addressing your product’s unique licensing needs.
