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I don’t get the “regular license” wording—if I use that that means that whatever I offer on that site I cannot charge for?? So if I have an app that I’m offering where users would be able to sign up and pay for a paid tier I can’t use your template if I use the ‘regular license’? And in that case the ‘extended license’ costs more than if I were to pay a developer to create a unique design just for me. Sounds wild.
If you are offering a service or selling using it, I would suggest buying an extended license. I can give you a discount on the Extended license ( it will cost you $400 after the discount) hope this is OK with you.
On the other hand, just imagine if you are using a regular license worth $15 and selling services this also looks wild 
You can always do a design and develop one but a QUALITY design can cost you more than the Extended License Current Price.
I would love to have you on board.
Thank You!
There’s very little reason to use the Regular License then…unless you’re trying to confuse the buyers (those who don’t read the details). If you’re selling an “app” template then 99% of the time that app template would be used for a commercial product—what’s the point of the Regular License then? To later financially/legally harass individual developers/startup owners? That’s disingenuous at best
Can’t create ticket in support. Accepted the ‘Allow’ conditions however, when creating a ticket it won’t move past the 2nd or 3rd screen. Throws and error about the `api.envato…` and a certificate issue. My issue is that the npm install is failing.
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nice work! good luck!
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Great Work,Congratulations GLWS
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Congratulations GLWS
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