1 Topic by YASSINE05

  • YASSINE05
  • New member
  • Offline
  • Registered: 2025-11-25
  • Posts: 3

Topic: Inquiry about commercialization license

Dear RemoteXY Team,

My name is Yassine, I am an engineer working on a project called NiV based on ESP32/ESP8266. We plan to market more than 100,000 devices programmed almost identically with RemoteXY code, with minor differences in Wi-Fi names and passwords/tokens for each device.

I would like to clarify the following points:

1. Do you have a licensing plan/subscription that allows commercial distribution of devices at this scale (100,000 units)? If yes, what is the plan and its conditions?


2. Pricing model: Is it a one-time fee, annual license, or per-device fee? Are there discounts for bulk orders?


3. Are we allowed to pre-flash the code on devices and sell them commercially? Are there any restrictions regarding removing/changing the RemoteXY logo or interface?


4. Technical limits: Is there a limit on the number of devices/tokens per account, or restrictions on cloud connections/session numbers?


5. Support and updates: Does the license include library updates and technical support? What is the expected response time and support scope for commercial licensing?


6. Legal/contractual requirements: Are there sample contracts, commercial terms, or additional licensing requirements (e.g., NDA)?


7. Payment and invoicing: Accepted currencies, possibility of issuing official invoices under a company name, and available payment methods.


8. Getting started: What documents or information are required to initiate the subscription/license (e.g., project file, device specs, small test batch)?


9. Is it possible to have a developer/test account to integrate and test before committing to a large purchase?



Please provide a clear quotation including the above points, or direct me to the appropriate contact for a quick technical and commercial discussion. A concise and direct response would be greatly appreciated as it will guide the start of production and marketing of the first batch.

Thank you,
Yassine
NiV Project
hura5can@gmail.com

2 Reply by remotexy

  • remotexy
  • remotexy
  • Administrator
  • Offline
  • Registered: 2016-10-27
  • Posts: 1,202

Re: Inquiry about commercialization license

Hello Yassine.
First, you can contact us by email info@remotexy.com
Here I will give concise answers.

YASSINE05 wrote:

1. Do you have a licensing plan/subscription that allows commercial distribution of devices at this scale (100,000 units)? If yes, what is the plan and its conditions?

You can view our Developer license
https://remotexy.com/en/developer/
https://remotexy.com/en/developer/pricing

YASSINE05 wrote:

2. Pricing model: Is it a one-time fee, annual license, or per-device fee? Are there discounts for bulk orders?

For Developer License you pay separately for:
1. Developing new graphical interfaces
2. RemoteXY app users who connect to your devices

YASSINE05 wrote:

3. Are we allowed to pre-flash the code on devices and sell them commercially? Are there any restrictions regarding removing/changing the RemoteXY logo or interface?

You can test and use RemoteXY for commercial purposes when your users pay for a pro license in the RemoteXY app.
https://remotexy.com/en/pro/
To use your logo, we can customize the mobile app for you, this can be discussed.

YASSINE05 wrote:

4. Technical limits: Is there a limit on the number of devices/tokens per account, or restrictions on cloud connections/session numbers?

For a large number of devices, we strongly recommend deploying your own cloud server. You will be able to assign tokens to your devices independently, without linking them to a RemoteXY account.
https://remotexy.com/en/help/connections/owncloud/

YASSINE05 wrote:

5. Support and updates: Does the license include library updates and technical support? What is the expected response time and support scope for commercial licensing?

The library is distributed under the open MIT license, so you can always use the latest versions. You'll also always have the latest version of the online editor.
Email support. If you purchase a Developer license, we will provide personal support.

YASSINE05 wrote:

6. Legal/contractual requirements: Are there sample contracts, commercial terms, or additional licensing requirements (e.g., NDA)?

https://remotexy.com/licensing/


YASSINE05 wrote:

7. Payment and invoicing: Accepted currencies, possibility of issuing official invoices under a company name, and available payment methods.

Our company, EV CODE LABS, LLC, is located in Armenia. Official invoices. We accept payments in USD and EUR.

YASSINE05 wrote:

8. Getting started: What documents or information are required to initiate the subscription/license (e.g., project file, device specs, small test batch)?

All that is needed is your desire

YASSINE05 wrote:

9. Is it possible to have a developer/test account to integrate and test before committing to a large purchase?

As I said, you can test without a developer account. Then you can pay for a starter developer account and continue testing. Then you can pay for your users as needed.

3 Reply by YASSINE05

  • YASSINE05
  • New member
  • Offline
  • Registered: 2025-11-25
  • Posts: 3

Re: Inquiry about commercialization license

Thanks????????

4 Reply by YASSINE05

  • YASSINE05
  • New member
  • Offline
  • Registered: 2025-11-25
  • Posts: 3

Re: Inquiry about commercialization license

Hello; evgeny
Thank you for your interest

I want your answer on this important matter.

When using my private cloud (vps), the number of devices I can market becomes unlimited according to the information you provided. With a single developer account and one unified interface, I can deploy more than 100,000 active devices under the Developer Renewal Forever plan of $1,499  ؟؟؟؟؟.

5 Reply by remotexy

  • remotexy
  • remotexy
  • Administrator
  • Offline
  • Registered: 2016-10-27
  • Posts: 1,202

Re: Inquiry about commercialization license

The fact that you use your own cloud server gives you some independence from our services, especially if you have a commercial product. You still need to pay for the number of app users.