Software Licence Terms

SOFTWARE LICENCE TERMS

Cooper Delivered Digital

Effective date: 20 August 2026

Last updated: 20 August 2026

1. About This Licence

These Software Licence Terms govern the use of software supplied by Cooper Delivered Digital, including WordPress and WooCommerce plugins, updates, documentation and related software materials.

By purchasing, downloading, installing, activating or using Cooper Delivered Digital software, you agree to these Software Licence Terms.

These Terms should be read together with our Terms of Sale, Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Refunds, Returns & Cancellations Policy.

Nothing in these Terms excludes any right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded.

2. Licence, Not Sale

The software is licensed, not sold.

Your purchase gives you permission to use the software in accordance with these Terms.

It does not transfer ownership of the source code, executable code, underlying software, architecture, documentation, branding, interfaces, design elements, proprietary methods, updates, intellectual property or any other rights belonging to Cooper Delivered Digital or its licensors.

Except where expressly agreed in writing, all rights not specifically granted to you remain reserved.

3. Licence Grant

Subject to payment of the applicable purchase price and compliance with these Terms, Cooper Delivered Digital grants you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive and non-transferable licence to install and use the purchased software for your own legitimate business or organisational purposes.

The software may only be used within the scope of the licence supplied with the applicable product.

The licence does not include ownership of the software or the right to commercially exploit the software itself.

4. Number of Websites

Unless the product description or a separate written agreement expressly states otherwise, a standard plugin purchase authorises installation and use on one WordPress website.

A separate licence is required for each additional website.

A staging or development copy used solely for testing the same licensed production website may be permitted where reasonably necessary, provided that it is not operated as an additional independent commercial website.

Agency, multi-site, developer, enterprise or organisational licences must be separately agreed where offered.

5. Who May Use the Software

The software may be used by the purchaser, employees of the purchasing business, authorised contractors acting solely on behalf of that purchaser and authorised administrators of the licensed website.

Allowing a contractor to work on your website does not give that contractor an independent licence to reuse the software for another customer.

6. No Resale or Redistribution

You must not, without our prior written permission, sell the software, resell the software, redistribute copies, give copies to unrelated third parties, upload the software to public repositories, include the software in a commercial bundle for redistribution, sublicense the software, rent or lease the software, offer the software as your own product, package the software under another name, make the software available for download by others or otherwise commercially distribute the software.

A plugin purchased for your website is for your licensed use, not for creating a competing software product.

7. No White-Labelling Without Agreement

You must not remove Cooper Delivered Digital branding, rename the software, represent yourself as its developer or distribute the software under your own brand unless we have expressly entered into a written white-label agreement with you.

White-label rights are separate commercial rights.

They are not included in an ordinary plugin purchase.

8. Modifications

You may make reasonable technical modifications required to configure the software for your licensed website where such modification is technically possible and lawful.

However, modification does not transfer ownership of the underlying software to you.

You must not use a modified version to resell our software, redistribute our software, create a competing commercial version, remove or defeat licensing restrictions, falsely claim authorship or circumvent these Terms.

If you modify the software, we may be unable to provide support for issues caused by those modifications.

9. Reverse Engineering and Extraction

Except where expressly permitted by law, you must not reverse engineer proprietary components, decompile or disassemble software for unauthorised commercial exploitation, extract proprietary logic for use in another commercial product, circumvent licence controls, bypass activation systems, tamper with technical restrictions or attempt to obtain protected source code by unauthorised means.

Nothing in this clause restricts rights that cannot lawfully be restricted.

10. Licence Keys and Activation

Where a plugin uses a licence key or activation system, the key is issued solely for the licensed use associated with the purchase.

You must not share the key publicly, sell the key, use the key on more websites than permitted, attempt to duplicate or forge licence credentials or deliberately bypass an activation system.

We may deactivate a licence key where a licence has expired, been validly terminated, refunded, charged back, used fraudulently or materially breached, subject to applicable law.

11. Updates

Where updates are provided, they may include bug fixes, compatibility changes, security improvements, functionality improvements or other software changes.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, purchase of a perpetual-use plugin does not guarantee perpetual access to future updates or new versions.

Where an update entitlement is included, its duration will be stated in the relevant product description or agreement.

Future major versions may be offered separately.

12. Support

Support relates to the normal operation of the licensed software within its stated scope.

Support does not automatically include custom development, redesigns, new features, integration with every third-party plugin, repair of customer modifications, repair of unrelated website problems, server administration, WooCommerce consulting or permanent ongoing development.

Additional work may be separately quoted.

13. Compatibility

WordPress and WooCommerce operate within complex technical environments.

Plugins may interact with WordPress versions, WooCommerce versions, PHP versions, themes, hosting environments, browsers, third-party plugins, custom code and APIs.

We aim to support the environments specifically identified for the product.

We do not guarantee compatibility with every possible third-party combination or with unsupported, obsolete or materially modified environments.

Nothing in this clause limits any consumer guarantee that cannot lawfully be excluded.

14. Backups

You should maintain an appropriate backup of your website before installing, updating or materially modifying software.

Where reasonably possible, software should first be tested in an appropriate staging or development environment.

Cooper Delivered Digital is not responsible for loss caused solely by a customer’s failure to maintain reasonable backups, except where liability cannot lawfully be excluded.

15. Prohibited Use

You must not use the software to materially facilitate unlawful conduct, fraud, malicious system access, serious harassment, exploitation, deliberate privacy violations, malware distribution, intellectual-property infringement, unlawful discrimination or hate-based conduct or serious deliberate harm to another person.

16. Investigation of Misuse

A complaint about a licensee does not automatically establish wrongdoing.

Where credible information suggests a material breach of these Terms or serious prohibited conduct, Cooper Delivered Digital may investigate.

Where appropriate, we may request information from the licensee before deciding whether action is required.

17. Suspension

Where we reasonably believe immediate action is necessary to protect users, systems, security or our intellectual property, we may temporarily suspend licence-related services or activation while investigating.

Where practicable, we will give notice and an opportunity to remedy a breach before permanent termination.

Immediate suspension may be appropriate for matters including fraud, malicious code, unauthorised access, deliberate licence circumvention, serious unlawful use, deliberate redistribution of our software or serious intellectual-property misuse.

18. Termination for Breach

We may terminate the licence where the licensee materially breaches these Terms and the breach cannot reasonably be remedied or the licensee fails to remedy a remediable breach within a reasonable period after receiving notice.

Examples may include unauthorised resale, deliberate redistribution, repeated unauthorised installations, licence-key circumvention, fraudulent acquisition, falsely representing the software as the licensee’s own product or serious prohibited use.

19. Effect of Termination

When a licence is validly terminated, your permission to use the software ends, you must cease use of the software where required, you must not install new copies, licence activation may be disabled where technically supported, access to future licensed updates or support may cease and intellectual-property and confidentiality obligations continue.

Where reasonably required, you may be asked to remove the software from systems for which you no longer hold a valid licence.

Termination does not give Cooper Delivered Digital permission to damage unrelated website content, customer data or third-party systems.

20. No Refund Merely Because a Licence Is Terminated for Breach

Where a licence is validly terminated because of the licensee’s material breach, the licensee is not automatically entitled to a refund.

Any refund entitlement will be determined under our Refunds, Returns & Cancellations Policy, the circumstances of the transaction and applicable Australian law.

21. Intellectual Property

Cooper Delivered Digital retains all intellectual-property rights in and relating to its software except rights expressly licensed under these Terms.

Australian copyright protection can automatically apply to source code, executable code and related original software material.

You acknowledge that your licence is permission to use the software and does not amount to an assignment of intellectual property.

22. Copyright Notices

You must not deliberately remove proprietary copyright notices, licence notices or attribution contained within the software where removal would falsely imply ownership or authorship.

This does not prevent ordinary interface configuration where the product expressly allows branding options.

23. Feedback and Feature Requests

We welcome bug reports, ideas and feature suggestions.

Submitting general feedback or a feature request does not transfer ownership of your unrelated intellectual property to us or give you ownership of Cooper Delivered Digital software merely because a later version includes similar functionality.

Where collaboration involves confidential or commercially valuable intellectual property, an appropriate written agreement should be entered into before disclosure.

24. Third-Party Software

The software may rely upon or interact with third-party software, libraries, services or open-source components.

Third-party components remain subject to their respective licences.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to override rights granted under an applicable third-party or open-source licence.

25. Customer Content and Data

The licence does not transfer ownership of customer content or customer data to Cooper Delivered Digital.

Your content remains yours or that of its applicable rights holder.

Our Privacy Policy governs how personal information is handled.

26. No Guarantee of Business Results

The software is supplied as a tool.

Unless expressly agreed otherwise, we do not guarantee that using a plugin will produce increased sales, increased revenue, increased profit, reduced costs, particular search rankings, particular conversion rates, business growth or any other specific commercial result.

27. Software Defects

If you believe the software has a defect, you should report it through the relevant support channel and provide sufficient information for us to investigate.

Where a problem can reasonably be remedied, we may investigate and provide an appropriate fix, update or other remedy.

Nothing in these Terms limits remedies available under the Australian Consumer Law that cannot lawfully be excluded.

28. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Cooper Delivered Digital is not liable for loss caused solely by misuse of the software, unauthorised modifications, unsupported environments, customer-supplied incorrect information, independently operated third-party outages, use contrary to documented instructions or failure to maintain reasonable backups, except to the extent that Cooper Delivered Digital caused or contributed to the loss or liability cannot legally be excluded.

29. Australian Consumer Law

Nothing in these Software Licence Terms excludes, restricts or modifies consumer guarantees, statutory rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded.

30. Transfer and Assignment

The standard licence is non-transferable unless Cooper Delivered Digital agrees otherwise in writing.

You must not transfer or assign the licence to another person or business without our prior written consent.

If a business itself is sold, contact us before assuming the licence automatically transfers to the purchaser.

31. Sublicensing

You may not grant another person or business an independent sublicence to use the software unless Cooper Delivered Digital has expressly agreed to sublicensing in writing.

32. Agency and Developer Use

An agency or developer who purchases a standard licence may install the plugin for the specifically licensed customer website.

That does not allow the agency or developer to install the plugin across unrelated client websites.

Separate licences are required unless an agency or multi-site licence is expressly offered and purchased.

33. White-Label and Enterprise Rights

White-label, organisational, enterprise, distribution, reseller and broader commercial rights are not included in a standard software licence.

Those arrangements require a separate written commercial agreement.

34. Acquisition of Software or IP

Nothing in an ordinary plugin purchase gives the customer an option or right to acquire the underlying software business, source code or intellectual property.

Any proposed acquisition, exclusive licence, source-code transaction or broader commercialisation arrangement requires a separate written agreement.

35. Changes to These Licence Terms

We may update these Terms for future purchases or future versions of the software.

Where an existing paid licence has already been granted, we will not rely on a later change to retrospectively remove material rights already granted where doing so would be unlawful or inconsistent with the applicable agreement.

36. Governing Law

These Terms are governed by the laws applicable in Western Australia, Australia, together with applicable Commonwealth legislation.

Subject to jurisdictional rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, disputes will be dealt with by courts or tribunals having appropriate jurisdiction in Western Australia.

37. Severability

If any provision is invalid or unenforceable, it may be read down or severed to the extent necessary without invalidating the remaining provisions.

38. Contact

Software licensing, activation, technical support and licensing enquiries should be submitted through the applicable Cooper Delivered Digital support or contact channel.

Requests for white-labelling, multi-site licences, agency use, redistribution, enterprise access, source-code arrangements or other commercial rights must be discussed with Cooper Delivered Digital separately.