This End-User License Agreement (EULA) defines the legally binding terms between a software Licensor and a Licensee for the use of specific software. It details the scope of the license granted, intellectual property rights, and limitations on how the software can be used. The agreement also covers general provisions such as termination, non-transferability, disclaimers, and limitations of liability, providing a comprehensive framework for software usage.

This document is a standard End User Agreement (EUA) designed for transactions involving cloud services or software products offered through an online marketplace. It outlines the terms and conditions between a product Provider and a Customer, covering aspects like product usage, data handling, warranties, liability, and intellectual property. It is intended to be used in conjunction with a specific Listing and Order on a Marketplace.

This is a Software License Agreement that grants a limited, non-exclusive license for a customer to use a provider's software. It outlines the terms for user accounts, data usage (including machine learning), updates, and various restrictions on the customer's use. The agreement also details payment terms, the duration of the agreement, mutual representations and warranties, limitations of liability, indemnification obligations, and confidentiality provisions for both parties.

This Design Partner Agreement allows a Partner to gain early access to a Provider's Product. In exchange, the Partner provides valuable feedback and participates in a program designed to help the Provider develop and improve the Product for general use. The agreement also covers confidentiality, intellectual property ownership of feedback, and standard contract provisions.

This Pilot Agreement allows a customer to evaluate a provider's product or service for a limited period, typically for testing and assessment. It outlines key terms such as product access, optional fees, data handling, confidentiality, and limitations of liability. This agreement is designed to potentially lead to a longer-term definitive agreement.

This document outlines the specific terms and conditions for various additional products and features offered by GitHub, such as Actions, Advanced Security, Codespaces, and Copilot. These terms supplement the main GitHub Agreement and govern the use of these functionalities. It details usage policies, billing, and data handling for each feature.

This agreement outlines the terms for developers participating in the GitHub Developer Program, enabling them to integrate with the GitHub platform. It grants a limited license to use GitHub's API for development purposes and details responsibilities for developer products. The agreement also covers crucial aspects such as confidentiality, marketing, intellectual property, and includes standard legal clauses like warranties, indemnification, and limitations of liability.

This document outlines the terms and conditions for using GitHub's pre-release software. It clarifies that the software is an early, potentially unstable version intended for evaluation and testing, not for production use. The terms cover usage rights, data collection practices, intellectual property, and limitations on warranties and liability.

This document outlines the terms and conditions for using GitHub's open-source applications, such as GitHub Desktop. It details how the applications connect to GitHub, the applicable open-source licenses, and policies regarding GitHub's logos and user privacy. The terms also include important disclaimers, limitations of liability, and provisions for auto-update services.

This Educational Use Agreement outlines the terms and conditions under which an educational institution, referred to as an Education Partner, can participate in GitHub's Education Partner Program. It allows the institution to provide its qualified students and staff with free access to GitHub products for non-commercial, academic use. The agreement details program benefits, conditions, restrictions, and the responsibilities of both GitHub and the Education Partner.