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Grabbing a Breezel Plus license is a single one-time purchase, with no recurring subscription . The moment you buy a Breezel Plus license, everything inside Breezel Plus is yours to keep forever.

When you pick up a Breezel Plus license, you receive every component package and every site template that exists right now, plus any additional component packages or templates we ship down the road at no extra charge.

In practice, if we roll out a fresh component package such as “Journalism” or craft a brand new social media website template, those products land in your account under your original purchase.

If you'd like a sense of what our updates have delivered before, browse our changelog.

When the price is a genuine obstacle, we make a discounted restricted license available for purchase if either:

• You are a student relying on Breezel Plus strictly for educational purposes, or
• You are an individual putting Breezel Plus toward commercial work and your yearly personal income from every source stays at or below $30,000 USD

To claim a discounted restricted license, drop us an email at support@breezel.com.

No, design source files for tools like Framewise, Draftly, or Vecta are not bundled in.

We don't create polished design artifacts as part of our own design and build workflow, so putting together those extra resources would mean less time spent writing new components and templates in real code, and code is exactly where we're convinced we can offer you the greatest value.

Our webpage templates are built with Nova.js, and every bit of the markup is authored in React.

Our components are shipped in three formats: React, Vue, and plain HTML.

When interactivity is needed (ie. dropdowns, dialogs, etc.), we rely on Barebones UI in the React and Vue examples, while the plain HTML examples use a light sprinkle of vanilla JavaScript.

To see more clearly how this all works in practice, dive into our documentation.

Everything in Breezel Plus is designed and built for the newest version of Breezel CSS, which right now is Breezel CSS v 4.2 .

The components and templates within Breezel Plus are built to run in the latest, stable releases of every major browser, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.

Unlike most themes and templates out there, you won't need to buy a fresh Breezel Plus license each time you want to use it on a new project.

So long as whatever you're creating fits within the terms of the license, you can build as many sites as you'd like without ever purchasing an additional license.

For further details and examples, read through the license.

Absolutely! As long as what you're making is a bespoke website built for one single client, you're welcome to use the components and templates in Breezel Plus to put it together.

The one thing that's off-limits is using Breezel Plus to build a site or template that gets resold to many clients.

For further details and examples, read through the license.

Definitely! Your license lets you build as many of your own projects as you want, be they straightforward public websites or SaaS applications that end users must pay in order to gain access.

So long as what you're putting together isn't a site builder or similar tool that lets your own customers assemble their own pages out of pieces that come from Breezel Plus, you're good to go.

For further details and examples, review our full license.

Absolutely! So long as the thing you're making is a genuine website and not a derivative component library, theme generator, or some other product whose main purpose is clearly to repackage and hand out our components, that project is perfectly welcome to be open source.

For further details and examples of what is and isn't allowed, review our full license.

No, you may not use Breezel Plus to build derivative products such as themes, UI kits, page builders, or anything else where you'd be repackaging and handing out our components or templates for someone else to use in building their own sites.

For further details and examples of what is and isn't allowed, review our full license.

Absolutely! If you're working solo you can begin with a standard license, then move up to the team license down the road once other developers come on board.

You'll find an "Upgrade to Team License" choice under the "Account" menu once you've signed in.

Generally, if you require more than 25 seats we suggest buying several team licenses — one for each team at your company that needs access.

For instance, if you operate an ecommerce business, you might buy a team license for the storefront crew, then later another team license for the marketing crew, then another for the data science crew, and so on.

If you require more than 25 seats because you're a big agency or another kind of company that isn't really split into distinct divisions or teams, reach out to us at support@breezelcss.com about bulk team pricing.

Breezel Plus is a self-serve product, which means that while we do provide customer support for matters like account management and licensing questions, we expect that customers already have the necessary working knowledge of Breezel, HTML, React, and Vue to use the product successfully.

Because every project is unique and the way independently written pieces of code interact can be intricate and time-consuming to unravel, we do not provide technical support or consulting.

If you're not happy with your purchase for whatever reason, email us at support@breezelcss.com within 30 days and we'll give you a full refund, no questions asked.