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# Theme License

When purchasing **Seyarat Theme** from ThemeForest, you can choose between two license types: the **Regular License** and the **Extended License**. All billing, licensing terms, and licensing policies are managed directly by **Envato**, the company that owns ThemeForest. We do not control or modify these terms.

To learn more about each license type and choose the one that best fits your needs, please refer to the [Envato License Terms](https://themeforest.net/licenses/standard?license=regular).

### Common Questions

#### 1. If I want to use Seyarat Theme on a second website, do I need another license?

Yes. A **Regular License** allows you to use Seyarat Theme for **one finished website**. If you want to use the theme on another website, you will need to purchase an additional license.

#### 2. Can I install Seyarat Theme on a staging/test website and later move it to the live website?

Yes. You can use Seyarat Theme on a **staging or test environment** while building and testing your website, then move it to the **live/production website** when the project is complete.

#### 3. Can I keep both a staging website and a live website with one Regular License?

According to Envato’s licensing terms, one license is intended for one end product. A staging website may be used during development, but it should not operate as a separate public website alongside the live site.

If Seyarat Theme is permanently used on two independent websites, you will need to purchase **two separate licenses**.


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