Pricing
We license your applications, not your developers — they are unlimited. You then deploy to as many client machines as you want, with no per-copy or per-end-user royalty.
All prices are in US dollars (USD), wherever you are.
Five components run with no badge and no limit, indefinitely, with nothing to set up. Enough to check on a locked-down machine that the runtime deploys — the real obstacle before any purchase.
They are already in the download: the library shipped with the demo application is the real one, not a cut-down build. Download.
Everything else runs in demo mode — complete and visible, with a badge. A key lifts the badge and the limits, with no restart.
For a single application.
Up to 5 applications.
Unlimited applications, one entity.
Prices exclude tax, in US dollars. The VAT or sales tax applicable in your country is added at checkout, and the amount may be shown in your own currency.
A licence that unlocks the IDE, and nothing else. To evaluate with no time limit, to prototype, or to work for a client who will buy their own application licence.
Develop, without shipping.
Online ordering opens very soon. In the meantime, write to us: we will issue your licence and your invoice directly.
One download, nothing to ask for: you get the demo application — all 47 components on show, with their code and documentation — and the library itself. It is usable right away: the four components of the community edition work as they are, in production, with no key and no time limit. The others run in demo mode, complete and visible, for as long as you need to judge them.
Download for free Read the docsNo. You deploy the runtime to as many machines as needed, royalty-free.
From PowerBuilder 10.2 to 2025. See the installation docs.
The WebView2 runtime, already on up-to-date Windows 10/11; a light installer is provided otherwise.
On the site, in the download area: every release stays available there, with its manual. While your maintenance runs, you take the latest whenever you want.
Nothing stops. You keep the right to use and build the version you have, indefinitely, and applications already shipped keep running. You simply stop receiving versions released after your maintenance ends.
Yes. Reinstatement costs the missed years, capped at 50% of the current license price.
Yes, at any time: you only pay the difference from what you already paid.
Two options. Escrow (on quote) places the code with a third party who releases it to you if the vendor ceases trading — the answer to "what if you disappear?". A source code license ($29,000 $4,350/yr maintenance) grants the right to build and modify for internal use, with no right to redistribute it as a library. It includes unlimited use: unlimited applications and developers, so the Enterprise tier is not needed on top.
The same rule as for the binary. While your maintenance is current, every new version is delivered to you with its source code and its compiled binaries. Once maintenance lapses you keep the last source you received, and the right to modify it, for good — but you no longer receive versions released after that.
An application = one distinct executable you ship. The development, staging and production builds of the same software count as one. Neither your developers nor the client machines it runs on are ever counted, however many there are.
Your client does. The application licence is issued in their name: it belongs to them, it stays valid if they change contractor, and you pay nothing up front. Get in touch and we will set it up with them.