Licence

Last updated 7 October 2026

Liro sells source code. That makes the licence the product almost as much as the files are, so this page says exactly what you may do with them, and the short answer is “build whatever you like, do not resell the code itself”.

What you may do

  • Use Liro components in unlimited projects, personal and commercial.
  • Build SaaS products, AI products, dashboards and internal applications with them.
  • Use them in work you are paid to do, including client work, and hand the finished product to that client.
  • Let an AI coding tool read, install and edit them inside your own project.
  • Modify anything. It is your copy; there is no phone-home, no key check at runtime, nothing to break.
  • Ship the compiled result to any number of end users, in any number of end products.
  • Keep using what you bought for as long as you like. There is no subscription to lapse.

What you may not do

  • Redistribute the source, modified or not, as a component library, template, UI kit or starter, anything whose value is the code itself rather than a product built with it.
  • Publish it anywhere public: a public repository, a package registry, a design-resource site, a marketplace.
  • Sell or give it to other developers as code, including inside a paid template or course.
  • Sell modified Liro components, or package them into another UI kit, design system or starter.
  • Share your paid access: your account, your CLI token or your downloads.
  • Use it to build something that competes with Liro as a component library or marketplace.
  • Publish it as a dataset, or feed it to a service, whose purpose is to reproduce Liro for other people.

The line is who receives the code. Your users, your client, your team: fine. Other developers, as something to build from: not fine.

Your team

One purchase covers one developer. A team buys one for each developer who works with the source. This is source code, so that is a promise rather than a lock, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. If you need many seats, write to layropro26@gmail.com and we will sort it out properly.

What you bought stays yours

Pro Lifetime and the Complete Bundle are one payment and a permanent licence. Both cover every component and full-page screen on the site, and every component released after you buy, for as long as Liro publishes them. The Complete Bundle also covers every template on the site on the day you buy. Templates released after that are sold separately, unless their page says otherwise.

If you bought lifetime access under the earlier offer ($99 or $149), you keep what it promised: every component and every template, including those released after you buy.

Nothing phones home and nothing expires. Code that is already in your repository is yours to keep, under this licence, permanently.

Free components

The free components on this site need no account and no payment. Use them in any personal or commercial product, modified or not, with no attribution. The one limit is the same as for Pro: do not republish or sell them as a component library, UI kit or template of your own.

Some free components are also published under the MIT licence in the liro-free-ui repository. Those copies may be used under the MIT licence instead.

Templates

A template can be bought on its own, or comes with the Complete Bundle. Pro Lifetime does not include templates. Each template states its own licence on its page; where it does not say otherwise, this one applies.

Warranty

The code is provided as it is. It is tested and used in real products, but no software comes with a promise that it will suit your case, and we cannot accept liability for what happens downstream of your build. Read it before you ship it, that is, after all, why you get the source.