# Commercial License — DOMINUS

DOMINUS Community is licensed under the **GNU Affero General Public License v3**
(AGPL v3). This ensures the software remains free and open source, requiring
anyone who modifies and offers it as a network service to publish their
modifications.

For organisations that cannot or will not comply with AGPL v3 terms,
a **commercial license** is available. This license permits:

- **Proprietary embedding**: integrate the DOMINUS scoring engine, pipeline,
  or trademark gate into a proprietary product without AGPL obligations
- **Proprietary SaaS**: operate a modified version of DOMINUS as a network
  service without publishing source code changes
- **Warranty**: commercial licenses include standard warranty disclaimers
  and, where negotiated, indemnification terms
- **Support**: priority technical support with defined SLAs (see the [draft SLA](docs/operations/sla.md))

## Pricing

| License Type         | Scope                                 | Price               |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------- | ------------------- |
| Per-instance annual  | Single production deployment          | Contact for pricing |
| Per-developer annual | Unlimited instances, named developers | Contact for pricing |
| Enterprise OEM       | Embedding in third-party products     | Contact for pricing |

## How to Purchase

Contact **AlessioBrillo** via:

- GitHub Sponsors: [https://github.com/sponsors/AlessioBrillo](https://github.com/sponsors/AlessioBrillo)
- GitHub Issues (private): [https://github.com/AlessioBrillo/dominus/security](https://github.com/AlessioBrillo/dominus/security)
- Maintainer contact details: see [MAINTAINERS.md](MAINTAINERS.md)

Include your organisation name, expected use case (embedding, proprietary SaaS,
internal tooling), and approximate number of users or instances.

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_The commercial license and AGPL v3 cover the same codebase. The commercial
license does not grant any additional features beyond AGPL v3 — it provides
different legal terms for organisations that require them._