Royalty Agreement for Software Licensing | Canada

Do you develop software for customers that could be licensed to third parties with similar businesses? Set up a licensing and royalty arrangement with this Royalty Agreement contract for Canadian software developers.

  • The agreement is between the developer and a client who has hired the developer to create a software package specifically for its business purposes.
  • The parties agree to work together to initiate marketing opportunities to license the software to third parties.
  • The developer will pay a royalty to the customer for each software license it grants to an end user.
  • Royalties will be calculated and paid annually based on the total amount of end-user license fees paid during the preceding calendar year.
  • Both parties will use best efforts to promote and market the software to potential end users.
  • The Agreement is governed by Canadian laws and can be used in any province or territory of Canada except Quebec.
  • This Royalty Agreement template is available as a downloadable MS Word document which can be easily modified to fit your unique needs.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 23-June-2018
SKU: 4071
Old price: $12.49
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Perpetual Software Licence | Canada

Canadian software developers can use this easy Perpetual License form to license their products to distributors who resell the apps to end users.

  • The developer grants the licensee a permanent, irrevocable, perpetual, royalty-free, non-exclusive licence to distribute, resell, sublicense or otherwise make use of the software.
  • In return for the perpetual licence, the licensee pays the developer a one-time licence fee.
  • The developer retains ownership of the original software product. If the licensee creates derivative works from the original, the licensee will own the title to those works.
  • The licensee also has the right to decompile, disassemble and reverse engineer the software.
  • This Perpetual Software License form is governed by Canadian copyright and intellectual property laws. It can be used anywhere in Canada except for Quebec.
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