License
This page explains how PyColors products can be used today — and how licensing is structured across the ecosystem.
Licensing should be readable, explicit, and practical.
Clear boundaries enable long-term maintenance and consistent releases.
Every shipped artifact — free or paid — must be documented and production-ready.
PyColors UI — what’s free
PyColors UI is the public, documentation-first foundation of the ecosystem.
- Core UI components shipped as part of the free PyColors UI foundation.
- Documentation (Preview / Usage / Code / Props).
- Examples, patterns, and public pages (Changelog, Roadmap).
- Bug fixes and stability patches within the v1.x line.
What may become commercial
As PyColors evolves into a sustainable ecosystem, some parts may be introduced under a commercial license.
- Premium UI components and advanced patterns.
- Blocks libraries (marketing & SaaS sections).
- Premium templates and starter kits.
- Commercial packaging and distribution assets.
- Priority support and higher-touch assistance.
Templates license (NA-AI)
Commercial license included with every template purchase. Clear rules, no ambiguity.
- ✔ Use for personal and commercial projects.
- ✔ Client work is allowed.
- ✖ Reselling or redistributing the template is not allowed.
- ✖ Sharing the source code publicly or privately is not permitted.
PyColors UI (foundation) is currently public and free to explore.
Templates (such as NA-AI) are distributed under a separate commercial license, included with each purchase.
This page is informational and does not replace the license included with paid products.