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Source Licence Due Diligence
Source Licence is a software licence, not a hosted service. Diligence should confirm repositories, what you must operate, and what remains outside the purchase.
Published2026-07-01
Updated2026-08-21
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What the licence covers
The €8,500 Source Licence is a licence to run the same BetJunction casino platform on your infrastructure. Public commercial copy treats the following as included software: player-facing frontend, platform backend, player accounts, wallet and ledger, bonus/VIP/affiliate modules, and operator back office.
Exact repositories, handover format and documentation are confirmed in the technical scope issued to qualified buyers. They are not listed on the marketing site because the handover pack is defined in the agreement.
What stays outside
Unless the signed agreement says otherwise, Source Licence does not include hosting, deployment infrastructure, future updates, ongoing technical support, payment-provider or content-provider contracts, or a gaming licence.
“By agreement” means the point is settled in that contract after qualification. If the agreement is silent, treat the item as not included.
Questions to ask
- Which repositories and documentation are in the handover pack?
- Who owns hosting, secrets, backups, monitoring and releases after delivery?
- Which third-party contracts must the operator sign itself?
- Are updates or support included, priced, or unavailable?
- What redistribution or multi-brand rights exist — if any?
Do not assume unrestricted sublicensing, ownership of studio content, or lifetime updates.
Buying process
- See the software on a guided demo.
- Submit a Source Licence enquiry with market context.
- Receive technical scope and commercial terms.
- Complete diligence, then sign only when rights and dependencies are explicit.
If self-hosting is not actually required, compare Hosted Platform and Turnkey Launch first. Request Source Licence scope only when your team can operate the stack.
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