Software Licensing & Data Protection Agreements
Your code is your crown jewel. License it like one. We draft EULAs, SaaS licences, API terms, and GDPR-ready DPAs that keep your IP tight and your commercial terms clear.
License scope is narrow. IP ownership stays with you. Liability caps are drafted to hold.
What if a customer exports your stack or misuses your data? We write for that.
Licensing & data protection toolkit
Need a clean EULA, a proper DPA, or terms that actually match your distribution model? We build the lot without padding the draft with dead weight.
The main event. We draft EULAs that set usage rights, audit expectations, prohibited conduct, and support boundaries in plain English. Why bury the rules? Your users need to see them, and your team needs to enforce them.
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Built for recurring revenue, service credits, uptime promises, and the realities of live software. No vague promises. Just enforceable terms.
GDPR-compliant DPAs come as standard, with processor instructions, security measures, sub-processor language, and transfer controls.
Rate limits, attribution, access keys, and misuse protections for developer-led products.
Clear rules for review, approval, and licence compatibility across your codebase.
A practical fallback for enterprise buyers who want continuity if the worst happens.
How we IP-proof your software
We start with your stack, your buyers, and your delivery model. Then we draft for the messy bits: integrations, revocation, liability caps, and data handling. Sounds blunt? Good. Contracts should be.
Protect Your SoftwareIs it SaaS, on-premise, embedded software, or an API-first product? The answer changes the legal architecture, so we pin it down before drafting a single clause.
We set the scope, permitted use, restrictions, and support obligations so the document matches the way your software actually works.
We keep the data protection language tight and the liability framework commercially realistic, so you're not exposed when things get noisy.
You receive clean documents, marked-up advice, and practical notes your team can actually use. Why make legal support feel mysterious?
Case study
The founders needed enterprise-grade data protection paperwork to survive investor due diligence. We turned the draft around in 72 hours, aligned it to their processor map, and removed the gaps that were slowing the round. Clean docs. Faster answers. Less friction.
“Stratton & Scott Drafting turned our legal docs into a trust signal.”
Transparent pricing for tech contracts
If you want predictable spend, this is the bit that matters. Need a one-off EULA or a full software pack with DPA? We price both clearly.
Usually 5-7 pages, with the licence scope, prohibited uses, support limits, and IP ownership locked down.
For live products, integrations, service credits, security commitments, and uptime language that doesn't fall apart under pressure.
A focused data processing addendum for GDPR compliance, sub-processors, security measures, and international transfer language.
A clean, practical pack for startups that need to launch fast and sell into customers with real procurement teams.
Tech founders trust our expertise
Founder, compliance platform
“They cut through the noise. Our customer terms finally matched the way the product works, and sales stopped wobbling over legal red flags.”
COO, B2B software company
“Why did we choose Stratton & Scott Drafting? Because they understood our API model on day one and delivered a DPA that our enterprise clients could actually sign.”
Operations lead, scale-up
“The draft was sharp, commercial, and readable. That sounds basic, but it’s rare. We signed faster because the risk was obvious.”
CTO, cyber security firm
“They handled our software licensing and data protection as one package, which saved us time and stopped the documents from contradicting each other.”
Software licensing FAQs
Future-proof your software
Book a free call, tell us how your product is delivered, and we’ll tell you exactly what needs drafting. No fluff. No wandering scope.
Fixed fees from £25/page. What do you need drafted?