> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ultimator-wp-doc.templatetrip.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ultimator-wp-doc.templatetrip.com/general-information/regular-license.md).

# Regular License

Regular license allows an item owner to create one single End Product the final website customized with the client's content. This end product could be for the item owner himself or one of his clients.

What is acceptable in a single regular license:

1. You are allowed to create 1 website (on a single domain) for yourself or your client. You can then transfer that website to your client for any fee. Please note that your license also has to be transferred to your client.
2. You can install the theme on your test server for testing or for development purposes (this installation should not be shared with the public).
3. You can modify and customize the theme, you can combine it with other works to create the End Product.

What is not acceptable:

1. With a single regular license, you are not allowed to create multiple websites. For multiple websites, you will need multiple regular licenses.
2. If you would like to resell the same website (Single End Product) to other clients. Mandatorily, you will need to purchase an extended license for this case.


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