# Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

## Can I use ExeBundle at home or for personal projects?
Yes. Private, non-commercial use is allowed free of charge.

## Can I use ExeBundle at a university or school?
Yes. Educational use for teaching, learning, training, or academic
research is permitted.

## Can my company download and test ExeBundle?
Yes. Companies may use ExeBundle for internal testing, evaluation,
proof-of-concepts, benchmarking, or compatibility checks.

## Can we use ExeBundle in production?
No. Any productive, operational, or revenue-generating use requires
a commercial license.

## Is it allowed to use ExeBundle in CI/CD pipelines?
Only for evaluation or testing.
Continuous or production pipelines require a commercial license.

## Can we ship ExeBundle or bundled outputs to customers?
No. Distribution to customers or as part of a paid offering
requires a commercial license.

## Is there a time-limited trial?
No. Usage is limited by **purpose**, not by time.

Once ExeBundle is used beyond testing or evaluation,
a commercial license is required.

## Is the source code available?
No. ExeBundle is proprietary, binary-only software.

## How do we obtain a commercial license?
Please contact via the GitHub project page.

## Can non-profit organizations use ExeBundle?
Yes. Non-profit organizations may use ExeBundle free of charge
as long as the usage is non-commercial and does not involve
paid services or commercial advantage.

## Can we share the ExeBundle binaries with others?
Yes. Sharing the unmodified binaries is allowed for non-commercial
purposes, provided that the license text is included.

## Can a non-profit use ExeBundle in a paid project?
No. Any use involving paid services, revenue generation,
or commercial advantage requires a commercial license,
regardless of organizational status.