# Commercial License

> The terms of a Revise SDK commercial license bought on revise.io.

These terms apply to a commercial license for the Revise SDK bought on
[revise.io/sdk](https://revise.io/sdk#pricing). They are an agreement between
Migraine, Inc., a Delaware corporation doing business as Revise ("Revise"), and
the company named at checkout ("you"). You accept them by checking the box at
checkout and completing the purchase, and you confirm that you can bind that
company.

For other terms, such as several applications, source code access, invoicing,
support commitments, or infringement indemnity, [talk to us](https://revise.io/sdk#contact) about
an Enterprise agreement.

## 1. License

1.1 **Grant.** While your subscription is active, Revise grants you a
nonexclusive, nontransferable (except under section 11.3), nonsublicensable
license to install, copy, run, and integrate the SDK in the Licensed
Application for production use, to distribute the SDK to the application's
users solely as incorporated into the Licensed Application (for example, in
its browser bundle or installer), and to let those users use the SDK as part
of it.

1.2 **Definitions.** The **SDK** is the Revise editor (the `revise` npm
package), the Revise document engine it runs on, their documentation, and the
updates Revise makes generally available. The **Licensed Application** is the
one application named at checkout: one product under one name, including all
of its environments (production, staging, test), versions, domains, users, and
customer accounts or tenants, whether you host it or your customers host their
own instances of it. A separately branded or materially different product is
another application, including a white-label edition sold under another
name. If you rename the Licensed Application, tell us at
[sdk@revise.io](mailto:sdk@revise.io) and the license follows the new name.

1.3 **One application.** Each license covers one Licensed Application. Each
other application needs its own license.

1.4 **Hosting and contractors.** You may host the Licensed Application on your
own infrastructure or with hosting providers, and may let contractors build and
operate it for you, as long as they follow these terms. You are responsible for
their compliance.

1.5 **Restrictions.** You will not: (a) use the SDK outside the Licensed
Application; (b) sell, sublicense, or distribute the SDK on its own, or as a
reusable component, toolkit, or wrapper for others to build with; (c)
decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer, or modify the SDK, or try to derive
its source code, except where applicable law expressly allows it despite this
restriction; or (d) remove or change copyright or license notices. Configuring
the SDK through its documented options, and bundling, minifying, or
compiling it as part of the Licensed Application's build, is not
modification.

1.6 **License key.** Revise issues a license key for the Licensed Application.
Use it only in that application. The key identifies the license; these terms,
not the key, are what license production use.

1.7 **Free use stays free.** Evaluation, development, testing, and the other
free uses in the [Revise SDK License](https://revise.io/developer/docs/editor-sdk/license) need no commercial
license. Nothing in these terms, including section 1.5, limits what that
license or any open-source license allows on its own, during or after your
subscription.

1.8 **Open-source components.** Parts of the SDK and its dependencies are
available under open-source licenses (for example, `revise/server` and the
Revise CLI under the MIT license). Those licenses govern those parts, and
these terms do not restrict them.

## 2. Term, renewal, and cancellation

2.1 **Term.** The license runs for the billing period you chose at checkout
(quarterly or annual) and renews automatically for the same period at the
then-current price until it is canceled.

2.2 **Cancellation.** You may cancel at any time from the billing portal
linked on your license page (the license email links to it), or by email to
[sdk@revise.io](mailto:sdk@revise.io). Cancellation takes effect at the end of
the current paid period.

2.3 **Nonpayment and breach.** If a renewal payment fails, the subscription
stays active, and the license with it, while payment is retried. If payment
is not made within 14 days of notice, or you materially breach these terms and
do not cure the breach within 30 days of notice, Revise may end the license.

2.4 **When the license ends.** You have 30 days after the license ends to wind
down. By the end of that period you will stop using the SDK in production
deployments that you or your contractors operate, and stop shipping new
releases or new installations of the Licensed Application that include the
SDK. Copies of the Licensed Application already delivered to your customers
before the license ended may keep running as delivered, and you may keep
supporting them, but not with new releases that include the SDK. Sections
1.5, 1.7, 1.8, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 11 survive.

## 3. Fees and taxes

3.1 You pay the price shown at checkout, in US dollars, in advance of each
billing period, charged to your payment method through Stripe. Fees are not
refundable except under section 6 or where the law requires.

3.2 Revise may change the price of future renewals by telling you at least 30
days before the renewal.

3.3 Prices do not include taxes. You pay any sales, use, value-added, or
similar taxes on the fees, other than taxes on Revise's net income.

## 4. Updates and support

4.1 While the license is active, you may use any SDK version Revise makes
generally available, including updates and new versions.

4.2 Revise provides support by email at [sdk@revise.io](mailto:sdk@revise.io),
in English, and aims to respond within two business days. There is no service
level commitment.

## 5. Your data

5.1 The SDK runs inside the Licensed Application. Documents and the data in
them stay on your systems and are not sent to Revise.

5.2 Once per page load, the SDK sends Revise a usage ping containing the SDK
version and the origin (scheme, host, and port) of the page it runs on. It
sends no document data and sets no cookies, and Revise does not store the IP
address the ping comes from. You can turn it off with `telemetry={false}`.

5.3 Revise hosted services, such as the Revise API, are not part of this
license.

## 6. Warranty

6.1 For 30 days after your first purchase, Revise warrants that the SDK will
perform substantially as described in its documentation. If it does not and
Revise cannot fix the problem within a reasonable time, your remedy is a refund
of the fees for the current billing period, and the license ends.

6.2 EXCEPT AS STATED IN SECTION 6.1, THE SDK IS PROVIDED "AS IS", AND REVISE
DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NONINFRINGEMENT, TO THE EXTENT THE LAW ALLOWS.

## 7. Ownership

Revise and its licensors own the SDK and all rights not expressly granted. You
own your application and your documents. These terms include no obligation to
defend or indemnify you against infringement claims; an Enterprise agreement
can.

## 8. Limitation of liability

TO THE EXTENT THE LAW ALLOWS, NEITHER PARTY IS LIABLE FOR LOST PROFITS, LOST
DATA, OR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, AND EACH
PARTY'S TOTAL LIABILITY UNDER THESE TERMS WILL NOT EXCEED THE FEES PAID IN THE
12 MONTHS BEFORE THE CLAIM. THE CAP DOES NOT APPLY TO YOUR PAYMENT
OBLIGATIONS OR TO YOUR USE OR DISTRIBUTION OF THE SDK BEYOND THE LICENSE IN
SECTION 1.

## 9. Compliance

Each party will comply with the laws that apply to it under these terms,
including export control, sanctions, and anti-corruption laws.

## 10. Changes to these terms

Revise may update these terms. An update applies from your next renewal after
Revise posts it here and tells you by email at least 30 days ahead. The terms
in effect when a billing period starts apply for that whole period.

## 11. General

11.1 **Governing law.** These terms are governed by the laws of the State of
Delaware, USA, excluding conflict-of-laws rules, and disputes go to the state
or federal courts in Delaware. The UN Convention on Contracts for the
International Sale of Goods does not apply.

11.2 **Entire agreement.** These terms are the entire agreement about the
commercial license. They govern production use of the SDK in the Licensed
Application, and where they conflict with the Revise SDK License for that use,
these terms control. The free uses in section 1.7 continue under the Revise
SDK License, and open-source parts under their own licenses (section 1.8). A signed Enterprise agreement controls where it conflicts with
these terms.

11.3 **Assignment.** Neither party may assign these terms without the other's
consent, except to a successor in a merger or acquisition of substantially all
of its business, with notice.

11.4 **Notices.** Revise sends notices to the email address used at checkout.
Send notices to Revise at [sdk@revise.io](mailto:sdk@revise.io).

11.5 **Other.** If a provision is unenforceable, the rest remains in effect. A
failure to enforce is not a waiver. The parties are independent contractors.
These terms are in English.

Last updated October 22, 2026.