Store licences
Every package in the Store is marked with a tier, and every tier has one licence. The licence of a plan is the one you are asked to read and accept before you subscribe.
| Tier | Licence | Who it is for | Accepted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Apache License 2.0 | anyone | nothing to accept |
| Personal | Systemorph Personal Licence | one person | when you subscribe |
| Pro | Systemorph Pro Licence | one person, including professional work | when you subscribe |
| Dedicated | Systemorph Dedicated Licence | an organisation, on its own instance operated by Systemorph | with the Order Form |
| Enterprise | Systemorph Enterprise Licence | an organisation, self-hosted | with the Order Form |
The ladder is about ISOLATION, not company size or seats. Free, Personal and Pro run on the service everyone shares; Dedicated gives you your own single-tenant instance in our cluster; Enterprise runs in your own tenant. The more private the deployment, the higher the price. No licence here counts your employees or caps your seats.
A paid licence never narrows an open-source one. The MeshWeaver platform is offered under Apache-2.0 or MIT, and Free packages under Apache-2.0. Those rights stand whichever plan you hold.
Revised terms need fresh consent. An acceptance is recorded against the exact text you were shown. When a licence changes, the next subscription asks you to accept the new text.