Sell under your own brand
Deploy the product website on your own server and manage plans, customer accounts, documentation, and installers for Windows, Linux, and other platforms.
Manage products, customer accounts, payments and license delivery on your own domain and server.
Source code is available under the MIT license.
The release package runs directly. Prepare MySQL; Go, Git, and Node.js are not required.
Branded site, prices, terms, and installers
Stripe · PayPal · Waffo · Paddle
Order plans map to Licentivo licensing policies
SDK checks features, devices, offline access, and seat rules
Customers buy from your store and sign in inside your application. The Licentivo SDK enforces the purchased entitlement in business code.
Deploy the product website on your own server and manage plans, customer accounts, documentation, and installers for Windows, Linux, and other platforms.
Connect Stripe, PayPal, Waffo, or Paddle, track payment and licensing status separately, and retry or reconcile failed jobs.
Read products and policies from Licentivo and retain their device binding, floating seat, validity, offline, and metered-feature rules.
Customers do not copy licenses manually. The application signs in to the Launch account, retrieves its entitlement, and uses the embedded official SDK to verify and protect features.
The customer portal and administration area retain orders, sales entitlements, and handling records for support, operations, and administrators.
The Go service, MySQL database, and embedded web interface run independently and support data export plus encrypted backup and restore. Source is available under the MIT license.
Launch manages store accounts and purchase entitlements. The Licentivo SDK decides whether the current device may execute a protected feature.
Branded website, customer accounts, orders, payments, sales entitlements, renewals, upgrades, and customer care.
View website setup →Signature verification, device binding, floating seats, heartbeats, offline rules, and individual feature permissions.
View nine-language integration →Each scenario has matching installation, code integration, and acceptance steps.
Download the server package, connect MySQL and publish products and installers on your own domain.
Windows and Linux installation steps →Map Launch plans to Licentivo policies to create or update customer entitlements after confirmed payment.
Verify your first sandbox purchase →Install one Launch client package, copy the generated connection function and protect real operations such as export and save.
Connect/connect call lifecycle →Generate an English prompt with installation commands, public configuration, API call order, documentation links and acceptance tests.
AI integration steps →Extract the v0.3.4 Beta package, run launch init, and edit the generated config.yaml.
Run launch serve, change the initial password, then configure products, licensing, and test payments.
Install client package v0.1.6, copy the connection function, and test sign-in, restoration, and real feature protection.
Custom licensing products use the merchant's own licensing service and SDK. Launch manages sales, payment confirmation, purchase-state synchronization and delivery queries.
The documentation follows the actual workflow, from server installation to nine-language SDK and AI integration.
Open Launch development documentation ↗Licentivo Launch is open source under the MIT license. Windows and Linux packages are available from GitHub Releases.
View GitHub project ↗