Commercial licensing

Use the product publicly for evaluation. Use the code commercially only with a separate license.

DeployMate is source-available under a noncommercial public license. If you want to use the code in a business, paid service, internal company workflow, client project, or resale context, request a separate commercial license first.

Public evaluation stays easy

The live app, trial flow, and repository documentation remain available for product review.

Commercial rights are explicit

Business use is not granted by the public license and must be handled through a separate agreement.

The request path is already open

Use the request flow below to start a licensing conversation with enough context to evaluate scope.

Business use

When you need a commercial license

Request a commercial license before using DeployMate code for business operations, client delivery, paid hosting, redistribution, or resale.

Commercial path
Typical use cases
Internal company deployment operationsAgency or client deliveryCommercial SaaS or managed hostingResale, redistribution, or white-label use
What to include in the request
Company or project nameWhether use is internal, client-facing, SaaS, or resaleExpected number of apps, servers, or environmentsWhether you need support, customization, or redistribution rights
Need commercial rights?

Go to the request page and describe your business use, deployment scale, and whether you need support or redistribution rights.

Just evaluating the product?

You can keep using the live app, the public docs, and the trial flow without starting a licensing request.

What happens next?

After you submit the request, the next step is a short scope review: intended use, deployment scale, support needs, and whether redistribution rights are required. The first reply usually comes within 2 business days.

What to prepare

Have your company/project name, commercial use case, estimated footprint, and any support or customization requirements ready before the conversation.

Back to homepageCommercial use is handled through explicit permission, not implied by public repository access.