Kit License
Buy once, build one project, keep it forever. Here's what that means in practice — written for humans, not lawyers.
Operated by Eastbase Studio · Updated July 2026
The short version
Each kit purchase is a single-project license: use the kit to build and run one end product — a website for yourself, your business, or one client — and modify it as much as you like along the way.
What you can do
Build and deploy one website from the kit, anywhere you like. Modify, extend, and rebrand every part of it. Use it for a client project (the license covers that one project). Keep the source and your modifications forever, including after the kit leaves our catalog.
What you can't do
Resell, redistribute, or open-source the kit's source code — as-is or modified — as a template, boilerplate, starter, or generator. Share your license key or downloads. Use one purchase across multiple separate projects: buy another license for each project, or ask us about multi-project licensing.
Free demo kits
The free demo kits on the demo kit page are more permissive: they're free to inspect, copy, and customize for any project. The no-resale-as-a-template rule still applies.
Agencies and multiple projects
Building kits into several client projects, or want team-wide use? Multi-project and agency licensing is on the roadmap — email support@eastbase.studio and we'll sort something fair out sooner.