Individual Login License
Catalog row in Vendor License Metrics · Cited
- Unit
- Natural person (login account)
- Aliases
- Login license; Single-user login
- Definition
- EULA clause 2.1(d): the Licensee is a natural person and only the Licensee uses the Software. The Licensee receives log-in details and may use the Software on any number of computers (but not simultaneously). Licensing page: tied to a single foundry.com account and activatable on up to two machines at the same time.
- Counting rules
- One person. The EULA says not simultaneously; the Licensing page says the licence can be active on up to two machines at the same time. The sources do not reconcile these statements. Offline use is limited to 37 days before refresh.
- Floors / minimums
- Home Country limit applies. Available for Nuke, NukeX, Nuke Studio, Nuke Indie, Hiero, HieroPlayer (14.0 or later) and Mari (7.0 or later).
- Applies to products
- Nuke
- NukeX
- Nuke Studio
- Nuke Indie
- Hiero
- HieroPlayer
- Mari
- Product category
Evidence 9
"Get a free annual subscription today with a Nuke or NukeX license."
"Licensee warrants and represents that Licensee is a natural person and that only Licensee shall use the Software."
"Can activate on up to two machines at the same time"
"we ask customers to migrate all interactive licenses of a particular product"
"Your perpetual license rights are unchanged by migrating to login-based licensing."
"limit the installation and use of the Software to the country in which Licensee is based at the date of purchase (the “Home Country”), unless otherwise agreed by Foundry in writing."
"Licensee’s Subscription Licence shall renew automatically for a further twelve (12) months"
"such use does not exceed 70 days in aggregate in any rolling twelve month period"
"use of your products outside your home country is still governed by the same rules described in our End User Licensing Agreement."
Source Documents 3
- Nuke FamilyProduct page · retrieved 2026-10-08
- On-PREM End User License AgreementContract · retrieved 2026-10-08
- Licensing | FoundryPolicy page · retrieved 2026-10-08