Blazorise Plans

We license on a per-developer basis. All members of a development team using our products will need a license. We do not charge run-time, royalty, or deployment fees. For additional details on our licensing, please refer to our pricing and plan details.

The renewal is automatic if the license was purchased through our webpage and paid with the credit card. It will recur after the subscription period ends. You can cancel your subscription at any time.

By ending the yearly subscription you will no longer get free Blazorise updates, access to our support web and access to our private repositories. The last Blazorise version that was at the time of ending the yearly subscription will stay with you and you can continue to use it.

Yes. Blazorise licenses are perpetual. Perpetual means that the Professional features are available after the subscription ends. Product updates and support are only available during the subscription period.

Yes. You can continue to use the product in production environments after the entitlement expires. But you will need to keep your subscription active to continue development, update for new features, or gain access to technical support.

To renew your license, please contact sales.

Yes. Blazorise Professional and Blazorise Enterprise include dedicated support over our support forum during the subscription period.

The number of licenses purchased must correspond to the maximum number of concurrent developers contributing changes to the front-end code of projects that use Blazorise.

Example 1. Company 'A' is developing an application named 'AppA'. The app needs to render 10k rows of data in a table and allow users to group, filter, and sort. The dev team adds Blazorise to the project to satisfy this requirement. 5 front-end and 10 back-end developers are working on 'AppA'. Only 1 developer is tasked with configuring and modifying the data grid. Only the front-end developers are contributing code to the front-end so Company 'A' purchases 5 licenses.

Example 2. A UI development team at Company 'A' creates its own UI library for internal development and includes Blazorise as a component. The team working on 'AppA' uses the new library and so does the team working on 'AppB'. 'AppA' has 5 front-end developers and 'AppB' has 3. There are 2 front-end developers on the UI development team. Company 'B' purchases 10 licenses.

If freelancers are using Blazorise for their client projects, they would be considered as developers who are using Blazorise in their work.

Therefore, they would need to obtain a commercial license for Blazorise. The responsibility for obtaining the necessary Blazorise licenses would depend on the terms of the agreement between the freelancer and their client company.

No. Your client doesn't need to purchase Blazorise license.

You have the option to tailor the agreements that best suit your company and your project requirements.

To learn more, please contact sales.

Blazorise Mentor provides you with a personal Blazorise expert to assist you on your Blazorise journey.

Consider your mentor to be a senior developer who can answer difficult questions about Blazorise and web development in person or via the communication tool of your choice. Blazorise Mentor keeps you out of common pitfalls and can have a significant impact on the productivity and quality of your team.

Our prices are shown in EUR, and are charged in your local currency if available. Otherwise it is charged in EUR.

Yes. Get in touch with us at sales team.

Blazorise is a component library for Blazor that provides a range of UI components and utilities to help developers build web applications more easily.

Blazorise Blocks are a set of predefined UI elements or modules built on top of the Blazorise library. These blocks simplify the web development process by offering ready-to-use sections (like checkout, stats, login forms, etc.) that developers can integrate into their projects without having to design or code them from scratch.

In essence, while Blazorise provides the foundational components and tools, Blazorise Blocks offer higher-level, more specialized modules that are based on those foundational components for specific use cases.

Enterprise customers receive additional protection against possible copyright or intellectual property right (IPR) claims related to any project that uses Blazorise. Indemnification options can be customized to suit an organization or project.

Blazorise offers third-party escrow services if your company policy requires you to use them for continuity purposes. In practice, we can store the required source code in an escrow service and make this available to you. In this way, if something unforeseen happens, you can continue developing based on the stored source code. The service is optional and available for Enterprise subscribers.

Yes, the enterprise tier does offer unlimited support tickets. However, this is subject to a fair use policy. Our goal is to provide comprehensive support to all our enterprise customers. Should we notice an unusually high volume of tickets from a single agreement indicative of misuse, we reserve the right to limit the number of tickets in line with our fair use policy. This ensures all our customers receive timely and efficient support.

Feature requests fall outside the scope of developer support, though we're happy to quote for development services.

You can request a refund within 30 days of your license purchase. The Professional and Enterprise license types have source-code download options; therefore, we provide a 60% refund within 30 days for Professional and Enterprise licenses. In addition, no refunds are made for renewals and second license purchases.

To obtain a copy of our latest software license agreement, please go to our license page download the PDV version.

We must confirm your eligibility before offering a Community License at no cost. We can accomplish that and save time by using LinkedIn, an established website. Here at Blazorise, we value your privacy. Your profile will only be verified in read-only mode, and LinkedIn won't be able to follow your Blazorise activity.

If you're employed and receiving payment, even if your employer isn't benefiting commercially from the end product (e.g., in a non-profit organization), a commercial license is still required.