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Gendl AGPL Exemption Royalty System

Make quarterly royalty payments to exempt your Gendl applications from AGPL requirements

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How It Works

Gendl is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPL-3.0), which requires making your source code available to users of your application.

By paying a 5% royalty on revenue generated from your Gendl-based applications, you can exempt your applications from this requirement.

AGPL Compliance

Share your source code with all users of your application

No royalty payments required

Royalty Exemption

Keep your source code proprietary

Pay 5% quarterly royalty on revenue

Quarterly Reporting Process

  1. At the end of each calendar quarter, calculate your total revenue from Gendl-based applications
  2. Visit our reporting page to submit your quarterly revenue figures
  3. Pay the calculated 5% royalty amount
  4. Receive confirmation and receipt for your records
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Frequently Asked Questions

What if I use Gendl for both AGPL-compliant and exempt applications?

You only need to pay royalties for applications where you're not complying with AGPL. You can maintain separate tracking for different applications.

When are royalty payments due?

Payments are due by the 30th day following the end of each calendar quarter (January 30, April 30, July 30, October 30).

What is considered revenue for royalty calculations?

Revenue includes all income derived directly or indirectly from applications using Gendl, including software licenses, subscriptions, usage fees, and related consulting services.

Do royalty payments include support or maintenance?

No. Royalty payments are solely for AGPL exemption. Support and maintenance services are available separately through Gornskew.