Effective Date: July 30, 2025 Applies To: All CrownThrive platforms, brands, licensing partners, white-label clients, and embedded service providers.
1. Scope of Licensing
CrownThrive, LLC grants specific commercial, educational, or operational licenses to members, brands, educators, and partners to use certain digital content, tools, modules, or courseware within the ecosystem.
Licenses may be:
- Personal-Use Only
- Commercial Limited (non-transferable)
- White-Label (by agreement)
- Sublicensable (via CHLOM™ License Exchange)
Unauthorized distribution, duplication, or resale of any CrownThrive intellectual property is strictly prohibited unless governed by a licensing agreement.
2. Content Ownership
All native content, including flipbooks, courses, chatbots, AI prompts, art assets, marketplace frameworks, and platform UX design, is owned by CrownThrive unless otherwise contracted.
Any co-created content under ThriveU, ThrivePeer, or Studio agreements may be governed by co-ownership or royalty provisions explicitly documented in writing.
3. White-Label Agreement Terms
Approved clients may be granted access to white-label versions of CrownThrive platforms, which include:
- Brand theming
- Subdomain deployment
- Feature customization
- Backend analytics access
All white-label usage must:
- Be bound to an active commercial contract
- Adhere to brand integrity guidelines
- Be monitored via CHLOM governance tools
- Include payment of annual renewal and tiered usage fees
4. Sub-Licensing & Tokenized Rights
Through the CHLOM™ Decentralized Licensing Authority (DLA), qualified users and organizations may mint, buy, or sell tokenized licenses. These include:
- Seat licenses
- Affiliate distribution rights
- Platform embed permissions
- Educational program delivery rights
All sublicensing actions are publicly logged via CHLOM blockchain audit trails.
5. Violations & Enforcement
Any breach of licensing terms, white-label conditions, or sublicense misuse may result in:
- Immediate suspension of access
- Revocation of commercial rights
- Legal action and damage recovery
- Permanent ban from ecosystem collaboration
Enforcement is handled by the Compliance Committee, the CHLOM DLA, and external counsel as required.
6. Global Jurisdiction & Compliance
All licensing and resale actions must comply with applicable intellectual property law, international data treaties, and CrownThrive’s own digital rights protection protocols.
Contracts executed across borders may include local adaptation clauses, but all core agreements default to U.S. federal law and Virginia state law unless stated otherwise.