Copyright Licensing

A short label so you can find it later — for example the content title or deal name.

Choose the closest fit — music, film or video, a written work, photography, or software.

Exclusive means only the licensee can use the work — even you cannot. Non-exclusive means you can license it to others too. A sublicense lets an existing licensee pass rights on. Not sure? Choose that and we will advise.

The licensor owns the work and grants rights; the licensee receives the rights to use it. Choose whichever describes you.

List the countries or regions the license should cover — for example worldwide, US only, or EU and UK.

Pick a rough term — perpetual means it never expires. Choose Negotiable if it is still open.

A couple of sentences on what you are trying to achieve — payment terms, exclusivity, or anything specific — helps us quote accurately.