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Sitecore sells SaaS Products, Hosted Services and Software under an Order, the Master Subscription Terms and Conditions and Order Definitions that set usage metrics such as Visits, Experience Interactions, environments, Domains, Users, Monthly Tracked Users and Requests, with automatic tier upgrades on overuse and audit rights for installed Software.

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Overview articleSitecore licensingSitecore sells SaaS Products, Hosted Services and Software under an Order, the Master Subscription Terms and Conditions and Order Definitions that set usage metrics such as Visits, Experience Interactions, environments, Domains, Users, Monthly Tracked Users and Requests, with automatic tier upgrades on overuse and audit rights for installed Software.Cited · Edited 2026-10-07 · 8 references

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From the Sitecore catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 53 verbatim excerpts from 10 Sitecore documents.

CMS Tools 3

Sitecore Experience Edge, Sitecore XM Cloud, SitecoreAI (CMS)

Digital Experience Platforms (DXP) 3

Sitecore Managed Cloud, Sitecore XM/XP/XC, SitecoreAI

Digital Asset Management Software 2

Sitecore Content Hub, SitecoreAI DAM

Enterprise Search Software 2

Sitecore Discover, Sitecore Search

Generative AI Software 2

Sitecore Stream, SitecoreAI Agentic Studio

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Product History

All acquisitions
  1. Sitecore acquired MoosendClosed 2021-05-26

    Sitecore completed the acquisition of Moosend, a SaaS marketing automation platform, as its third acquisition of 2021.

    Legacy productBecame
    Moosend marketing automation platformMerged into Sitecore SaaS digital experience platform · Sitecore said Moosend's platform would be integrated to complement personalisation and campaign capabilities
    Licensing impact
    • Sitecore said Moosend's cloud-native, API-first marketing automation platform would be integrated to support personalisation, with e-commerce capabilities alongside the Four51 and Boxever acquisitions.[1]
    • Moosend's CEO and senior leadership team joined Sitecore to oversee technology integration.[1]
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  2. Sitecore acquired BoxeverAnnounced 2021-03-03 · Closed 2021

    Sitecore agreed to acquire Boxever, a SaaS customer data platform, together with Four51, as part of a USD 1.2 billion growth plan. Financial terms were not disclosed.

    Legacy productBecame
    Boxever customer data platformMerged into Sitecore SaaS digital experience platform · Sitecore said it would integrate Boxever's technology with its digital marketing solutions
    Licensing impact
    • Sitecore said integrating Boxever's CDP, decisioning and experimentation with its digital marketing solutions would offer a SaaS-based content-to-commerce digital experience platform.[1]
    • Sitecore said the deals were expected to close before the end of March 2021 and that financial terms were not disclosed.[1]
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  3. Sitecore acquired Four51Announced 2021-03-03 · Closed 2021

    Sitecore agreed to acquire Four51, which provides API-first headless e-commerce for B2B and B2C, together with Boxever. Financial terms were not disclosed.

    Legacy productBecame
    Four51 headless e-commerce platformMerged into Sitecore content-to-commerce digital experience platform · Sitecore said it would complement Sitecore's existing B2C commerce capabilities
    Licensing impact
    • Sitecore said Four51's API-first, headless e-commerce solution complemented its existing B2C commerce capabilities and would be combined with its digital marketing solutions.[1]
    • Sitecore said it expected to invest in and grow Four51's Minneapolis headquarters.[1]
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