Unity Asset Store assets must adhere to the standard Unity Asset Store EULA, prohibiting custom licenses unless the publisher is a Verified Solution. This ensures consistency and legal clarity for asset usage. Publishers should review the EULA before submission to confirm their use case is covered. Custom license agreements for tracking purchases and activations are not permitted. For more details, refer to section 1.2.h of the Asset Store Submission Guidelines.✨
Symptoms:
- Can I add a custom license to one of my assets?
- I want my assets to have their own license model.
- I do not want people to use my assets in commercial projects.
- I want a custom license agreement so that I can track my asset's purchases and how it is activated.
Resolutions:
All assets submitted to the Unity Asset Store are covered by the standard Unity Asset Store EULA.
Ensure you read through the EULA before submission to check whether your use case is covered in the Unity Asset Store EULA.
Unity does not allow the use of custom licenses unless the publisher is an official Verified Solution. For more information, see section 1.2.h of the Asset Store Submission Guidelines.