EULA Generator
Generate a clear End User License Agreement for your software, mobile app, or SaaS.
What an EULA Should Cover
- Licence grant — scope of use (single user / multi-user / enterprise), revocable or perpetual.
- Restrictions — no reverse engineering, no resale, no removal of notices.
- Intellectual property — all IP remains with the publisher.
- Updates — publisher’s right to issue updates and discontinue features.
- Disclaimer of warranties — software provided “as is”.
- Limitation of liability — cap on damages, exclusion of consequential loss.
- Termination — for breach or at end of subscription term.
- Governing law & venue.
Frequently Asked Questions
An End User License Agreement (EULA) is the legal contract between a software publisher and the end user. You need one whenever you distribute installed software, a mobile app, a SaaS, or any licensed digital product.
They overlap but are not the same. A EULA focuses on the licence to use the software itself. Terms of Service usually cover the broader relationship with the service.
Yes, EULAs commonly prohibit reverse engineering, decompilation, and derivative works — though some jurisdictions allow it for limited purposes such as interoperability.
Yes. Standard EULAs cap liability (often at fees paid in the past 12 months) and disclaim warranties such as fitness for a particular purpose.
No. This generator produces a clear starting draft based on common practice. Consult counsel for enterprise, regulated, or open-source-licensed products.