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Software license packages give you the right to use software, rather than the software itself. They include multi-seat packs for teams, business and education editions, upgrade licenses from older versions, and bundles of related tools from one developer.
Legitimate license packages come from the software's developer or an authorized reseller. Grey-market keys — keys obtained from other regions, volume agreements or unknown sources — can be deactivated by the publisher and may break their terms of use, leaving you without working software.
Before buying, check exactly which software and version the license covers, the number of seats or devices, whether it's perpetual or for a set version, how activation works, and whether transfer between devices is allowed.
Buying software licenses safely
- Buy licenses from the software's developer or a seller who explains their authorization to resell.
- Be cautious with unusually cheap keys for well-known software; they may be revoked.
- Check the exact product, version, edition, region and number of seats covered.
- Ask how activation and transfers between devices work.
- Keep your license details and purchase record somewhere safe.
Questions about software license packages
How do I know a license key is legitimate?
Buy from the developer or an authorized reseller who explains where keys come from. If a seller can't explain the source, don't buy.
Can I move my license to a new computer?
That depends on the publisher's terms. Many allow deactivating one device and activating another. Check the listing or ask the seller.
What's the difference between a perpetual and a versioned license?
A perpetual license lets you keep using the version you bought. Whether future versions are included depends on the terms, which the listing should explain.