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What is a License Agreement?

License Agreements are often used to help small business owners get their product or concept to consumers. This document is simple to make and will help you protect your interests.

A License Agreement is most often used if one person has ownership of a business concept, software, app, or new product that they want to be able to take to market with the help of another party. A License Agreement allows another business to have access to the usage of that licensed property.

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