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MIT licensed. Yours to keep.

The complete codebase is free under the MIT licence. No subscription, no seat count, no licence server.

What the licence lets you do

LICENSE

© keep this notice

One obligation

Keep the copyright notice and the licence text in copies of the source. That is the entire list.

Permitted

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  • Build unlimited stores on it, both your own and the ones you deliver for clients.
  • Modify anything, including the parts that make it recognisably Litestore.
  • Keep your changes private; there is no obligation to publish a fork.
  • Sell the stores you build with it, and keep every cent of what they earn.
  • Redistribute the source, including as part of a product you sell.
  • Stay on the version you cloned forever, or take updates as they ship.

What is not covered.

The limits, in plain terms.

A warranty. The software is provided as is.

Liability cover if something goes wrong in production.

An obligation on the maintainers to keep any particular feature forever.

This page is a plain-language summary. The LICENSE file in the repository is what governs.

What you never pay for.

There is no paid tier holding features back.

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$0

No seat counting

Admin users are rows in your database. Adding a colleague costs nothing.

100% yours

No revenue share

Nothing in the software measures what you sell, because nothing reports back.

store runninglicence server: none

No kill switch

There is no licence check at runtime, so nothing can disable a store you are running.