Software End User License Agreement (EULA)

You can ask us to provide legal advice in the early business development phase of your systems and services, influencing the offer and technical functionalities. Based on a revised offer, we then draft the appropriate EULAs. We are also hired to review and update existing EULAs, often to meet the industry best practice or emerging technology regulations.

An End User License Agreement (EULA) is a contract between the developer and/or publisher of a piece of software and the person or entity that uses the application (end-user). The EULA contains the terms, conditions and limitations of how the end-user can use the piece of software and limits the developer’s liability. EULAs are most often used for mobile applications, video games and applications.

The distribution of the EULA and its software differs between:

• distributed with physical goods and the EULAs are accepted when the user breaches the packaging (shrink-wrap),
• distributed with a form or agreement that the user signs and returns to the developer and,
• distributed as part of an online registration flow where the user clicks to accept the terms of the EULA.

Price example project – system vendor hires us to develop their customer and partner agreement, EULA package and API license for a standard business-to-business (B2B) offering with non-sensitive data, to the non-regulated EU market, with three iterations of the documents, we have offered price estimates for our work in the range of SEK 25k – 50k (exclusive of VAT).