|   SourceTap CRM has two licensing options.  Thanks to our licensing model, we are capable of producing 
                          superior software at a much lower cost than proprietary 
                          software vendors. Our licensing options include: The Commercial License, 
                          which allows you to provide commercial software licenses 
                          to your customers or distribute SourceTap-based applications 
                          within your organization. This is for organizations 
                          that do not want to release the source code for their 
                          applications as open source / free software; in other 
                          words they do not want to comply with the GNU General 
                          Public License (GPL). For more detail on the Commercial 
                          non-GPL License, click 
                          here. Or, if you want more information on pricing, 
                          click here. For those developing open source applications, the 
                          Open Source License 
                          allows you to offer your software under an open source 
                          / free software license to all who wish to use, modify, 
                          and distribute it freely. The Open Source License allows 
                          you to use the software at no charge under the condition 
                          that if you use SourceTap in an application you redistribute, 
                          the complete source code for your application must be 
                          available and freely redistributable under reasonable 
                          conditions. SourceTap bases its interpretation of the 
                          GPL on the Free Software Foundation's Frequently Asked 
                          Questions. For more information on SourceTap's Open 
                          Source License, click 
                          here. At SourceTap, we believe in open source / free software 
                          and we welcome all initiatives to publish more software 
                          under the GPL license, just as we have done. In their simplest form, the following are general licensing 
                          guidelines: If your software is licensed under either the GPL-compatible 
                          Free Software License as defined by the Free Software 
                          Foundation or approved by OSI, then use our GPL licensed 
                          version. If you distribute a proprietary application in any 
                          way, and you are not licensing and distributing your 
                          source code under GPL, you need to purchase a commercial 
                          license of SourceTap CRM. If you plan on reselling SourceTap CRM or providing 
                          SourceTap CRM as a hosted service, you need to purchase 
                          a commercial license of SourceTap CRM. If you are unsure, we recommend that you buy our cost 
                          effective commercial licenses. That is the safest solution. 
                          Licensing questions can submitted online for our advice, 
                          and we encourage you to refer to the Free Software Foundation 
                          or a lawyer as appropriate. Commercially licensed customers get commercially supported 
                          product with assurances from SourceTap. Commercially 
                          licensed users are also free from the requirement of 
                          making their own application open source. For OEM's, ISVs, corporate, and government users, a 
                          commercial license is the proper solution because it 
                          provides you with assurance from the vendor and releases 
                          you from the strict requirements of the GPL license. Nevertheless, you can test SourceTap CRM under the 
                          GPL license and inspect the source code before you purchase 
                          a commercial non-GPL license. |