Licensing agreements
Let another party use something you own, on terms you set.
Let another party use something you own, on your terms.
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Key features
What is licensed
A blank describing the material, including any registration numbers, so the scope is specific.
Permitted use, territory and field
Sections for what the licensee may do, where, for which market, and whether the licence is exclusive and allows sublicensing.
Fees and royalties
A fee on signing and a royalty, with blanks for the rate, what it is worked out on, and the payment period.
Statements and records
Each payment comes with a statement. The licensor can have the records examined, and the form has a blank for the level of underpayment that shifts the cost.
Quality control
The licensee meets the licensor's standards and gets approval of samples before first use.
About this document
A licence agreement lets one party use something owned by another, such as a brand, a design, a work or know-how, without transferring ownership. It sets what may be done with it, where, for how long and for what payment.
This is a general licence form, to complete by hand. If you are licensing a specific kind of right such as a trademark, there are separate forms in the catalogue.
Is this document right for you?
Useful when
- You own something others want to use and want to keep ownership
- You are the one paying to use another business's material
- You want royalties tied to use or sales
Commonly used by
- Brand owners
- Creators and designers
- Technology and content businesses
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Alternatives
These are separate documents, for different jobs.
- IP licensing agreementsLet others use your intellectual property, on your terms.View document
- Trademark licensing agreementsLet another party use your trademark, on your terms.View document
- Digital Image LicenseLicense the use of digital images on agreed terms.View document
- Distribution agreementsAppoint a distributor and set the terms of distribution.View document
When to use this
- A brand lets a manufacturer use its name on a product line
- A designer lets a company use their designs for a period
- A business grants a partner the right to use its know-how in a region
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Questions
About the licensing agreements
No. The form says the licensed material stays with the licensor and the goodwill from its use belongs to the licensor.
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