Every asset on Cintrico has a license. Here's exactly what each one means, what you can do, and what you can't.
For individual projects, learning, and personal portfolios.
You may use, modify, and deploy templates and assets for personal, non-commercial purposes. This includes hobby projects, portfolios, and educational work.
For products, businesses, and client work that generates revenue.
Commercial license grants you the right to use templates and assets in revenue-generating products. Includes SaaS products, client builds, and business websites.
Rules governing assets created or modified by Cintrico Studio AI.
Any asset generated, modified, or substantially transformed by Cintrico Studio's AI belongs to the user who generated it. Cintrico retains no ownership over AI-generated output.
Rules for forked templates — your immutable Snapshot on GitHub.
When you fork a template, you receive a permanent Snapshot tied to the template version at the time of your fork. Your fork is yours. Future template updates do not affect your project.
Every Forge template contains a cintrico.json in the root. The license field is the canonical source of truth for what you can do with that template.
When you fork a template, the license field forks with it. It's immutable — no one can retroactively change the terms of the Snapshot you forked.
{
"name": "SaaS Dashboard Starter",
"vertical": "forge",
"price": 29,
"license": "commercial",
"snapshot": "v3.2",
"ai_ready": true,
"studio_compatible": [
"app-agent",
"web"
],
"tags": ["dashboard", "react"],
"fork_count": 847
}Straight answers about what the licenses actually mean.
Yes. Any project that generates revenue — directly or for a client — requires a Commercial license. Commercial licenses are included automatically with paid template purchases.
You do. Cintrico makes no claim on code, design, or content generated or modified by Studio AI. Your output is yours from the moment it's created.
Yes, with one condition: your fork must be meaningfully different from the source — not just a rename or reskin. The original author is attributed in cintrico.json.
Nothing. Your fork is an immutable Snapshot. The creator's update does not touch your repo. You can optionally pull from the upstream source if you choose to.
The cintrico.json license field is the canonical declaration. By forking or purchasing a template, you agree to the terms of the license specified in that file.
If your use case isn't covered here or you need an enterprise arrangement, reach out directly.