Esano license types explained

Esano has three licenses: Personal, Commercial and Extended. Personal is for projects you don't sell. Commercial covers client work and products you sell, up to 5,000 units. Extended removes that cap and includes print-on-demand stores.

The three licenses

• Personal: personal projects, no selling. Anything you make can't be sold.
• Commercial: client work and products, up to 5,000 sales. The cap is 5,000 units across all products.
• Extended: unlimited sales and print-on-demand. No unit cap.

Read the full details in these articles:

• What the Personal license allows
• What the Commercial license allows
• What the Extended license allows

What no license allows

Every license has the same limit. No license lets you resell, share or redistribute the original files as they are. That includes free packs and AI training sets. See Can I share or resell files I bought? for the details.

Which licenses a listing offers

Every listing sells the Personal license. The shop decides whether to also offer Commercial and Extended. A listing that sells only Personal is for projects you don't sell. If you need to sell products or do client work with a file, look for a listing that offers Commercial or Extended, or ask the shop.

Why prices differ between licenses

The shop sets the price of each license. Commercial can't cost less than Personal. Because the shop chooses each price, the gap between licenses varies from listing to listing. When a listing is on sale, every license it offers goes down by the same percentage.

Listing cards in search results and on shop pages show the Personal price. The Commercial and Extended prices appear on the listing page.

Where to see a license

The license appears on the listing page, in your cart, on your receipt and in your purchase history. Find the license on a listing or order shows where.

Not sure which license fits your project? Message the shop from the listing page. Ask a shop about a license explains how.