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IndustrialThemes
says
Someone who is considering purchasing my theme said he wanted to use it on his personal website as well as his church’s website and he asked if he would need to purchase the item twice. What should I tell him? Does he need to purchase it twice, or can he use the same license on multiple sites? This is probably such an obvious answer, but I just wanted to make sure. Didn’t find an exact answer to this on the forums…
Thanks, Brian
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ParkerAndKent
says
Obvious answer 
The rule says 1 license = 1 website
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Bruno_V
says
He needs one license per page. So yes, he’ll have to purchase it twice.
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uDesignStudios
says
Easy.
1 purchase = 1 use
Otherwise it would be violation of license agreement.
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IndustrialThemes
says
Cool, that’s what I thought. Works out best for me that way
Thanks guys.
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