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  # Open Mercato Enterprise License Agreement (Terms)
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- **Version:** 2.2 · **Licensor:** Open Mercato sp. z o.o. · **Effective:** July 2026
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- > The current version of these Terms (including the Product & Service Description, which forms an integral part of these Terms) is published in this repository. Each version of the Terms is published as a git tag; prior versions are available in the version history. Pricing is not part of these Terms — fees are set out in the applicable Order Form or at checkout.
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+ > The current version of these Terms (including the Product & Service Description, which forms an integral part of these Terms) is published in this repository; prior versions are available in the version history. Pricing is not part of these Terms — fees are set out in the applicable Order Form or at checkout.
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  These Terms (also referred to as the "Open Mercato Enterprise License Agreement") govern the Open Mercato Enterprise Subscription. The Product & Service Description forms an integral part of these Terms. The commercial details — selected tier, pricing, and the parties — are set out in the applicable Order Form, which together with these Terms forms the Contract.
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- LICENSOR: OPEN MERCATO SP. Z O.O. · VERSION 2.2 · EFFECTIVE: JULY 2026
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  ### Order forms; parties; structure
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- 1.1. Contract structure. These Terms, including the Open Mercato Enterprise Subscription (Product & Service Description) (also referred to as the "Subscription Description"), which forms an integral part of these Terms, and the applicable Order Form together form a single contract (the "Contract"). The Order Form is the commercial document; these Terms govern.
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+ 1.1. Contract structure. Together (a) these Terms, including the Open Mercato Enterprise Subscription (Product & Service Description) (also referred to as the "Subscription Description"), which forms an integral part of these Terms, and (b) the applicable Order Form form a single contract (the "Contract"). The Order Form is the commercial document; these Terms govern.
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- 1.2. Acceptance; Subscription. These Terms become binding between Licensor and Licensee when they agree to an order form that references these Terms (each, an "Order Form"). An Order Form may be agreed through Licensor's online checkout as described in Section 1.3 or by execution of an Order Form providing for payment by invoice as described in Section 1.4. Each Order Form identifies the Licensee and the Subscription details, including the Effective Date and billing selection. "Subscription" (also referred to as "Open Mercato Enterprise Subscription") means Licensee's time-limited entitlement under the Contract to use the Software and receive the services available under Licensee's selected tier.
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+ 1.2. Acceptance; Subscription. The Contract becomes binding between Licensor and Licensee when they agree to an order form that references these Terms (each, an "Order Form"). An Order Form may be agreed through Licensor's online checkout under Section 1.3 or by execution under Section 1.4. The Order Form identifies the Licensee and the Subscription details, including the tier and billing selection. "Subscription" (also referred to as "Open Mercato Enterprise Subscription") means Licensee's time-limited entitlement under the Contract to use the Software and receive the services available under Licensee's selected tier.
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  1.3. Self-serve checkout. In Licensor's online checkout, Licensee selects a tier for its Subscription, reviews the specific version of these Terms and the Subscription Description presented in checkout, accepts them by checkbox or other affirmative action, completes the order, and pays in advance for the first Billing Period. In this path, the Order Form is the order summary generated in checkout. The Contract becomes effective only upon successful first payment. If the first payment is not completed, no Contract is formed, the Subscription is not activated, and Licensor has no obligation to make the Software available or provide any services. Registration, creation of checkout credentials, or entry of billing details is a technical and identification step only and does not create a separate service, Contract, Subscription, or obligation to provide access.
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  1.5. Parties; business-only; authority. "Licensor" means Open Mercato sp. z o.o., as identified in the Order Form. "Licensee" means the legal entity (such as a company or other organization) identified in the Order Form. The Contract is offered and intended solely for business and professional use. Individuals acting as consumers do not qualify as Licensees and may not enter into the Contract. The person executing the Order Form on behalf of Licensee represents and warrants that they have full authority to bind Licensee to the Contract. If such person lacks authority, that person agrees that they are personally responsible for the obligations in the Contract.
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- 1.6. Precedence. If there is a conflict between an Order Form and these Terms, the Order Form controls only for the specific subject matter it addresses and only to the extent it expressly states an exception to these Terms; otherwise, these Terms control.
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+ 1.6. Precedence. In case of conflict: (a) the Order Form controls with respect to commercial details and any provision that it expressly identifies as a deviation from these Terms or the Subscription Description; (b) the Subscription Description controls solely with respect to the contents of the selected tier and the scope of the Software and Services included in it; and (c) these Terms control in all other respects.
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  ### Software; license grant
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- 2.1. Software. "Open Mercato" is a modular software framework and related tooling intended to support implementation, operation, and upgrades of deployments based on it. "Software" (also referred to as "Enterprise Software Package") means the proprietary enterprise software package that Licensor makes available to Licensee under the Contract from time to time, as described in the Subscription Description, including proprietary modules not available in the open-source distribution, and any related forks, patches, enhancements, add-ons, connectors, modules, tooling, binaries, and upgrade or update packages delivered by Licensor under the Contract.
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+ 2.1. Software. "Open Mercato" is a modular software framework and related tooling intended to support implementation, operation, and upgrades of deployments based on it. Open Mercato is distributed as open-source software under the MIT License (the Open Mercato Core), with the exception of the proprietary modules that Licensor distributes under its own license, currently published in the packages/enterprise directory of the Open Mercato repository (the Enterprise Modules). The Contract licenses the Enterprise Modules only; the Open Mercato Core is not licensed under the Contract. "Software" (also referred to as "Enterprise Software Package") means the proprietary enterprise software package that Licensor makes available to Licensee under the Contract from time to time, as described in the Subscription Description, and consisting of the Enterprise Modules, together with the updates, upgrade packages, patches, binaries, and related tooling that Licensor delivers for them under the Contract. The Software is licensed, not sold. Except for the limited rights expressly granted in the Contract, Licensor retains all right, title, and interest in and to the Software.
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- 2.2. License grant. Subject to timely payment of the applicable fees and Licensee's compliance with the Contract, Licensor grants Licensee a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license during the Term to install, run, and use the Software solely for Licensee's internal business purposes in connection with Licensee's own deployments and operations. The license is granted per Open Mercato project / per monorepo (not per seat); there is no limit on the number of users or servers within a licensed project.
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+ 2.2. License grant. Subject to timely payment of the applicable fees and Licensee's compliance with the Contract, Licensor grants Licensee, for the duration of the Subscription, a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable except as permitted under Section 9.1, non-sublicensable license to reproduce the Software, in whole or in part, to the extent necessary to load, display, run, transmit, and store it within a single Open Mercato codebase (monorepo) operated by or for Licensee (the "Licensed Project"), for Licensee's own business purposes, including to: (a) integrate the Software with, and operate it in conjunction with, software independently developed or obtained by Licensee, through the functionality, methods, and interfaces made available by Licensor, and modify the Software for Licensee's own use within the Licensed Project; and (b) operate the Licensed Project in connection with Licensee's products or services offered to its customers, suppliers, and other external parties, and provide such parties with limited self-service access through portal, storefront, or similar customer-facing functionality, provided that such access does not give them access to the back-office or administrative interface of the Software or enable them to conduct their own business operations using the Software as a service made available by Licensee. The license is granted per Licensed Project and not per seat; there is no limit on the number of users or servers used within the Licensed Project. Unless the Order Form states a higher number of Licensed Projects, the license covers one Licensed Project. Where the Order Form states a higher number, the fees for each additional Licensed Project are as set out in the Order Form.
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- 2.3. Contractors and implementation partners. Licensee may allow its contractors and implementation partners to access and use the Software solely to perform services for Licensee and solely for Licensee's benefit, provided that (i) they are bound by written obligations no less protective of Licensor than the Contract and (ii) Licensee remains responsible for their acts and omissions.
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+ 2.3. Contractors and implementation partners. Licensee may allow its contractors and implementation partners to access and use the Software solely to perform services for Licensee and solely for Licensee's benefit, provided that (a) they are bound by written obligations no less protective of Licensor than the Contract and (b) Licensee remains responsible for their acts and omissions.
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- 2.4. Restrictions. The license is granted solely for Licensee's own internal business purposes. Subject to Section 2.3 (Contractors and implementation partners), Section 2.7 (Licensee Affiliates), and to any rights that may not be restricted under applicable law, Licensee will not, and will not cause or permit any third party to: (i) distribute, sublicense, rent, lease, or otherwise make the Software available to any third party; (ii) host or operate the Software for the benefit of any third party, including on a hosting, software-as-a-service, application-service-provider, managed-services, or service-bureau basis; (iii) use the Software to provide services to, or otherwise for the benefit of, any third party; (iv) reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the Software; or (v) remove or alter proprietary notices included in the Software.
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+ 2.4. Licensee affiliates. A Licensee Affiliate identified as covered in the applicable Order Form (a "Covered Licensee Affiliate") may exercise the rights granted to Licensee under Section 2.2, other than those under Section 2.2(a), within the Licensed Project and solely for its own business purposes, including on its own infrastructure and through its own tenant, organization, and user accounts, provided that it may not itself deploy, provision, or create any new instance or environment of the Software, which Licensee performs, and may permit its customers or end users to access the customer-facing functionality permitted under Section 2.2(b). The rights under Section 2.2(a) are reserved to Licensee, and a Covered Licensee Affiliate may not use the Software as the basis for a separate system, platform, or deployment of its own. Licensee remains responsible for each Covered Licensee Affiliate's compliance with the Contract as if its acts and omissions were Licensee's own. Section 2.3 applies to a Covered Licensee Affiliate's contractors and implementation partners only within the scope of that Affiliate's permitted use under this Section 2.4. Covered Licensee Affiliates are not parties to the Contract and have no rights or claims against Licensor under it. If an entity ceases to qualify as a Covered Licensee Affiliate, its rights under this Section 2.4 terminate automatically ninety (90) days thereafter, unless it enters into its own Order Form with Licensor. All rights under this Section 2.4 terminate when Licensee's corresponding license terminates and do not continue under Section 5.6.
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- 2.5. Open-source components. The Software may include components provided under open-source licenses, including the MIT license for the Open Mercato core codebase and other third-party open-source components ("Open-Source Components"). Open-Source Components remain subject to their applicable open-source license terms. The Contract governs Licensee's access to and use of the Software as provided by Licensor under the Contract but does not reduce any rights Licensee may have under the applicable open-source license terms for copies of Open-Source Components.
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- 4.1. Fees and billing. The applicable fees, currency, and the Billing Period (monthly / annual) are as set out in the applicable Order Form. The fees are tier-based (Basic / Medium / Enterprise); the applicable tier is set out in the Order Form and, unless the Order Form states otherwise, is determined by Licensee's annual revenue, aggregated with the annual revenue of its covered Licensee Affiliates, for the most recently completed financial year. Licensee shall provide its latest approved annual financial statements or other verifiable supporting documentation upon Licensor's request. For on-premise deployments, the Software reports aggregate user/usage counts to Licensor (usage verification) to enable transparent billing verification. Licensee shall not disable, block, circumvent, or interfere with the usage-reporting functionality, and shall not modify the Software or its operating environment in a manner that prevents, suppresses, or distorts such reporting. Licensee shall keep the usage-reporting functionality operational for as long as the Contract remains in force.
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- 5.1. Term; paid access. The Contract begins on the Effective Date stated in the Order Form and remains in force for the billing period stated in the Order Form (the "Billing Period"). The Billing Period constitutes the contractual commitment period for the Contract. Unless either party gives timely notice of non-renewal under Section 5.2, including following Licensee's objection to updated Terms under Section 9.6, or the Contract is terminated earlier in accordance with Section 5.4, the Contract automatically renews for successive Billing Periods of the same length. Licensee's rights to access and use the Software and to receive the services under the Contract apply only during the then-current Billing Period and are subject to payment of the applicable fees in accordance with Section 4.
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