Did you know you can use a copyright licensing agreement if you want to protect your work from being used without your permission? Let’s find out how.
With a copyright licensing agreement, you can let others use your work while you retain its ownership. The licensee can use your work only under the terms specified in your licensing agreement.
Copyright licensing helps you monetize your work. It lets others use your work legally, often for a fee, which generates income and makes your work popular while protecting your rights.
This license grants rights to only one licensee, and you cannot grant them to others during the agreement terms. That's why people are often willing to pay a higher price for exclusive rights.
With a non-exclusive license agreement, you can let multiple parties use your work under the same terms and conditions. It’s a common practice when granting rights to digital content or software.
– Basic information about your work and permissions – Duration of use and payment terms – Non-disclosure, non-compete, and termination clauses
A license agreement outlines the terms of use, including:
Whether you want to draft an exclusive or non-exclusive agreement, our copyright licensing lawyers can help you draft one. It's a great way to protect your work. Call us to discuss your needs.