Keywords: Colorado, software, sales and license-back agreement, types Description: A Colorado Software Sales and License-Back Agreement is a legal contract entered into by a software developer or owner who sells their software and simultaneously licenses it back from the buyer for ongoing use. This agreement is quite beneficial for startups or companies seeking additional funding while retaining their software assets. 1. Colorado Software Sales and License-Back Agreement — Non-exclusive: This type of agreement allows the software developer to sell and license back their software to a buyer, while still retaining the right to license it to others as well. The buyer obtains the necessary rights for using the software, but the developer has the freedom to sell licenses to other parties. 2. Colorado Software Sales and License-Back Agreement — Exclusive: In this type of agreement, the software developer sells their software exclusively to a buyer and licenses it back for continued use. This grants the buyer exclusive rights to the software, prohibiting the developer from selling licenses to other parties during the agreement's duration. 3. Colorado Software Sales and License-Back Agreement — Term-based: This type of agreement specifies a fixed term during which the software developer sells and licenses back their software. The agreement automatically terminates at the end of the term, giving the developer the flexibility to reassess the terms of the agreement or enter into a different agreement. 4. Colorado Software Sales and License-Back Agreement — Perpetual: In a perpetual agreement, the software developer sells their software and licenses it back without a specific termination date. This type of agreement allows the developer ongoing access to their software while giving the buyer permanent rights to use and distribute the software. The Colorado Software Sales and License-Back Agreement ensures that both the software developer and buyer have a mutually beneficial arrangement for the sale, licensing, and ongoing use of the software. It safeguards the interests of both parties and clearly defines the rights and obligations related to the software transaction.