Per Device / Per End Point / Per Seat / Per User / Per Unit Basis Clause Samples

This clause defines how fees, licenses, or usage rights are calculated based on specific measurable units, such as each device, endpoint, seat, user, or unit. In practice, this means that charges or permissions are determined by counting the number of individual items—like computers, users, or installations—covered by the agreement. For example, a software license might require payment for each user who accesses the program or for every device on which it is installed. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear and scalable method for determining costs or access rights, ensuring both parties understand how charges accrue and preventing disputes over usage limits.
Per Device / Per End Point / Per Seat / Per User / Per Unit Basis. Software licensed on a per device, per end point, per seat, per user and/or similar per unit basis may be used only up to the number of devices, end points, seats, users and/or other applicable units purchased by Licensee for that instance. If the Software is licensed on a named user basis, only the specified named users may access and the use the Software and named user accounts may not be shared between multiple users.
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