Printwright license · Commercial unit · v3
Canonical text. Certificates anchor its hash on Hedera as
sha256:28b97142e0b1f1a737b075be054429736bd8703c831cd60b3e9ceb41eafedbbd — recompute it yourself:
curl -s https://printwright.liftbyai.com/license/v3/commercial_unit.txt | sha256sum
Machine-readable permissions (JSON) are a convenience interpretation of the prose below. The prose and its anchored hash govern.
# Printwright Commercial Per-Unit Print License — v3 **This is a template license, not legal advice.** Printwright provides this text as a standard grant between a designer and a buyer; neither Printwright nor the designer has tailored it to your situation, and you should consult a lawyer before building a business on it. ## 1. Parties and subject This license is granted by the **designer** (identified by the stable `designer` id in the license certificate — an identity, never a wallet) to the **licensee** (the holder of the license certificate identified by `cert_id`), for the 3D model whose file bundle hash is recorded as `model_hash` in that certificate. ## 2. Grant — one unit The designer grants the licensee a perpetual, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to: - download and keep the model's file bundle; - print and **sell one (1) physical copy** of the model — the unit whose serial number is recorded as `unit_serial` in the certificate; - print personal-use copies under the same terms as the Personal license. Each additional unit offered for sale requires its own per-unit license. This is the royalty: designers earn per unit sold, at machine-payable prices, and each unit's legitimacy is independently checkable from its certificate. ## 3. Not granted The licensee may not: - sell more physical copies than they hold unit licenses for; - redistribute, resell, sublicense, or publicly share the digital files, modified or not; - present the model or a derivative as their own original design; - imply the designer endorses the licensee's products. ## 4. Designer's warranty The designer warrants that they hold the rights needed to grant this license and that the model is their own work or work they are licensed to sell, and that the model was print-tested as described on its listing. The designer — not Printwright — is responsible for this warranty, and accepted it when publishing the model. ## 5. No DRM — the honesty clause The files carry no copy protection, watermarking, or usage tracking, and none will be added later. Per-unit honesty is the design: royalties are priced to be cheaper to pay than to evade, and buyers of your prints can ask to see your unit certificates and verify each one independently. Selling unlicensed copies is not prevented — each licensed unit is simply provable from its own certificate. ## 6. The certificate Each unit license anchors a certificate to the Hedera Consensus Service as an **opaque commitment** — a salted hash of the certificate. The certificate itself (model hash, license type, unit serial, payment transaction, and a hash of this exact text, `terms_hash`) is held off-chain and revealed by the holder. "Unit N of model X, licensed at time T under these terms" is provable to anyone you show the certificate to, who recomputes the hash and checks it against the mirror node without trusting Printwright. Because only the commitment is public, your sales volume is never broadcast. The certificate is the durable proof of this grant. ## 7. Termination This license ends automatically if the licensee breaches section 3 and does not cure the breach within 14 days of notice. Units sold under valid certificates before termination remain licensed. ## 8. Liability The model is provided **as print-tested by the designer, but otherwise as-is**. To the maximum extent permitted by law, neither the designer nor Printwright is liable for damages arising from printing, using, or selling copies of the model. Total liability is capped at ten times the price paid for this license. ## 9. Governing law *Placeholder:* the governing law and venue are those stated on the marketplace's terms-of-service page at the time of purchase, unless designer and licensee agree otherwise in writing.
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