 Regardless of
the type or terms, we understand that it's your
escrow agreement, not ours. Only the parties to
the agreement (Developer & Licensee) know
what special terms must be included in the escrow
agreement.
We at
Guard-IT are pleased to assist you in editing or
customizing a software escrow agreement that
meets your exact needs, so that you don't have to
settle with someone else's terms. You may edit a
copy of one of our basic drafts (see below) or
send us your existing escrow agreement.
Guard-IT
Service Features
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Simple
pricing, with fees fixed for up to three
years on all new escrow agreements |
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Free
sample software escrow agreements
available by e-mail |
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Free
and secure Online
Setup
takes just minutes to complete, with
same- or next- business-day delivery of
your escrow agreement |
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Customized
escrow terms, including release
conditions, to accommodate both the
Developer and the Licensee(s) |
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Special
terms or conditions may be drafted for
individual licensees, customizing your
software escrow services |
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Initial
written status reports delivered to all
Parties, along with semi-annual reports
and notification of deposit updates as
they occur. |
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Initial
deposit and Beneficiary are included in
the initial setup. |
Two
Types: For Multiple Beneficiaries or a Single
Beneficiary
There are two
basic forms of escrow agreement. Simply put, a
two-party escrow agreement is between a Developer
and Guard-IT; unlimited Licensees may be
subsequently enrolled. A three-party agreement
defines fixed terms among the Developer, one
Licensee and Guard-IT.
Two-Party: These agreements give
Developers intellectual property protection,
control of the basic escrow terms and the
flexibility to add unlimited Beneficiaries as
needed. Two-party agreements enhance a
Developer's marketing efforts by giving instant
security benefits to clients. Beneficiaries can
be quickly enrolled online at Guard-IT's Online Client
Services area.
Click below to request a free
"two-party" escrow draft:
 
Three-Party:
In some cases, Developers may only need
to secure a license agreement for a single
Licensee. This usually occurs when smaller
Developers or startups work with much larger
clients or those with very detailed license
requirements. A three-party agreement is a
valuable tool for securing intricate license
agreements and cementing business relationships
by proactive, good-faith efforts between
Developers and Licensees.
Click below
to request a free "three-party" escrow
draft:
Contact info@guard-it.com for more
information.
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