Would you be willing to pay $15-$20 for a kit that includes a commercial license (assuming the kit is of high quality and well made, of course)? By comm license, I mean exactly what Tandika was working on in a previous thread. The kit can be used to make l/o's for profit, with proper credit given, but cannot be redistributed or sold as a kit. That's the basic gist of it - what do you think?

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I would consider it, provided that it was an extrememly high quality kit. I'd want something that I would feel comfortable with presenting to potential customers.

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only if there weren't other high quality kits available for commercial use for lower prices.

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Ditto for me! Thanks for asking!

Heidi

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I don't think that $15-20 for a kit with a commercial license is out of line. There are non-commercial kits available for $15 dollars right now.

If you consider that you will pay $15-20 for a commercial license and kit, it's a good deal b/c you are actually selling your layout (ie, invite, candy bar, etc.) with the designer's artwork on it. More than likely you will use that kit or pieces of the kits (elements or a paper here and there) so you will continue to profit from the artwork you paid for one time. A designer will only be able to sell you a particular kit once but you will be able to sell layouts, etc. using that kit countless times......$15-20 is a good deal.

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If I really love the kit, and know I can use it for clients, then yes, I sure would!

I would, I think that is reasonable.

I would too!