License Agreement

Summary

Which license applies depends on your plan:

In short: build as many products as you like with WunderUI, for yourself or — on a Team license — for your clients. Do not share, resell or republish WunderUI itself, and do not use it to make a competing UI kit, library, template or builder.

1. WunderUI Free — MIT components and the Free License

WunderUI Free gives you the free React components, the free Figma preview file and the free agent skills.

The free React components and the free agent skills are open source under the MIT License. They are published at github.com/wunder-ui/wunderui (the skills are in its skills folder). You may use, copy, modify and distribute them in any project, commercial and client work included, as long as the MIT copyright and permission notice stays with the code. The MIT License in that repository is the binding text for these components.

The free Figma preview file is covered by the Free License — personal, non-commercial use only.

Under the Free License you may:

• learn, explore and try out WunderUI;
• use the Figma preview in personal projects that do not earn money, such as a portfolio, a study project or a hobby app;
• build prototypes to evaluate whether WunderUI fits your project.

Under the Free License you may not:

• use the Figma preview in commercial projects, client work or anything that earns money — for that you need a Standard Commercial License (Core or Pro);
• sell, share, redistribute or republish the Figma preview, in original or modified form.

2. Standard Commercial License

WunderUI Core and WunderUI Pro come with the Standard Commercial License. It grants you a non-exclusive, worldwide, non-transferable license to use the Products included in your plan to create End Products. An "End Product" is a website, web app, mobile app, internal tool or other software that you build with the Products and that does not let third parties access, extract or reuse the Products themselves.

Core covers the full Figma file including the UI block screens, every React component, the design tokens, the motion library and the MCP server and registry for Core. Pro adds the agent skills, the React source of the UI blocks, the templates, and new components and templates as they ship. You may use only what your plan includes.

You may:

• create an unlimited number of End Products for personal or commercial use;
• on a Team license, create End Products for your clients and hand the finished End Product over to them;
• sell End Products, or charge users for them as a one-time fee or a subscription;
• change, combine and extend the Products, and use them in your own internal design system;
• ship compiled or bundled code that contains the Products as part of an End Product;
• use the MCP server, the registry and the agent skills with your own coding agents to build End Products.

Examples of allowed use:

• a SaaS dashboard, an admin panel or a landing page for your company;
• a client website or app that your agency builds on a Team license;
• an internal component library for your own organisation that builds on WunderUI.

You may not:

• sell, sublicense, share, distribute or publish the Products, in original or modified form;
• use the Products in a UI kit, component library, design system, template, theme, starter kit or page builder that is sold, given away or made public — even if modified;
• create a version of WunderUI for another tool or framework (for example Framer, Webflow, Vue or plain HTML) and offer it for free or for sale;
• publish the source files (Figma files, React source, block and template source) in a public repository, a public Figma file, a package registry or as a download;
• share your license, your download access or your license key with people who are not covered by it, or take part in a group buy;
• use the Products to train machine-learning models, or in a service that generates UI for third parties.

Publishing an End Product's source code is allowed only if the Products are a minor part of a larger, working application and cannot reasonably be extracted and reused as a UI kit.

3. Users and seats

A "user" is a person who directly works with the Products: opens the Figma files, uses the components in code, or uses the agent skills, the MCP server or the registry.

• Solo: one named person. A Solo license cannot be shared, transferred or reassigned.
• Team: up to 5 users in one organisation. Seats cannot be given to people outside your organisation.

Team seats belong to your organisation, not to a person: when someone leaves, you may give their seat to someone else. Each user needs their own access — sharing one login or one key between more people than the license covers is not allowed. If more than 5 people work with WunderUI, buy one additional Team license for every further 5 users, or write to info@wunderui.com for a license covering a larger organisation.

4. Subscription and updates

Core and Pro are billed yearly. While your plan is active you receive continuous updates to everything it includes; Pro also receives the new components and templates as they ship.

When your plan ends

• For one year after your plan ends, your license key keeps working and the Standard Commercial License still applies to everything you received while the plan was active — including commercial and, on a Team license, client projects.
• During that year you receive no new updates, components or templates.
• After that year the free components stay yours under the MIT License; for everything else the Free License applies (personal, non-commercial use). End Products you built and shipped while the commercial license was valid may stay in use as they are.

To keep using WunderUI commercially after that, renew your plan.

5. Ownership

WunderUI and its licensors keep all rights in the Products, including the source code, the Figma files, the design assets, the documentation and the WunderUI name and logo. Buying a license does not transfer ownership. You own the End Products you create, except for the Products contained in them.

6. Free parts

The free React components are open source under the MIT License (github.com/wunder-ui/wunderui). The free Figma preview and the free agent skills are covered by the Free License in §1 (personal, non-commercial use); everything else — Core and Pro components, blocks, templates, the full Figma library, the motion catalogue and the Pro skills — by the Standard Commercial License in §2.

7. Termination

If you breach this agreement, we may end your license and your access to the Products. After termination you must stop using the Products and delete any copies you have, except inside End Products you created lawfully before the breach.

8. Questions

If you are unsure whether your use is covered, write to info@wunderui.com before you start — we will tell you. Prices and plans are on the pricing page; refunds are covered by the refund policy.