Licensing Center

Rights explained in plain language.

Every concept lists exactly one set of rights. Read the summary before you buy — the terms below are what a license grants and what it does not.

Personal Use

For a homeowner's own personal project.

You receive

  • — View, download and share privately
  • — Use as design direction for one personal home

Limits

  • — No resale
  • — No commercial or client work

Single Project

Use the concept for one approved real-world project.

You receive

  • — One named project
  • — Share with your professionals for that project

Limits

  • — No repeat builds
  • — No redistribution of the files

Multi Project

Defined repeat use across an agreed number of projects.

You receive

  • — Repeat use up to the agreed count
  • — Internal team use

Limits

  • — Count is fixed in the agreement
  • — No resale of the concept itself

Commercial Use

Business use under defined terms.

You receive

  • — Use in marketing and client presentations
  • — Use inside your commercial offering

Limits

  • — No claim of authorship
  • — No sublicensing without written consent

Exclusive Rights

The creator agrees to specified exclusivity.

You receive

  • — Exclusive use for the agreed term and territory
  • — Concept removed from the marketplace

Limits

  • — Exclusivity limited to the written terms

Full Rights Transfer

Transfers the ownership rights defined in the agreement.

You receive

  • — Rights transfer as written in the agreement
  • — Creator stops licensing the concept

Limits

  • — Only the rights named in the agreement transfer

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Payment for licenses and commissions is handled through the platform's existing payment system where enabled. Signed agreement documents are held with each record. The platform does not guarantee copyright ownership of published work.

Digital concepts, renderings and AI-generated designs are conceptual unless otherwise stated. Actual construction may require licensed architect review, structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing design, survey, zoning review, HOA approval, code review, permits and inspections.