Lifetime Fallback License
Keep using your current version of Yaak for commercial use, even after cancelation
If you cancel your Yaak subscription, you retain a lifetime fallback license (sometimes also known as a “perpetual fallback license” for the version of Yaak you had at the time of cancellation. That means:
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Continued commercial use: You may keep using that installed version of Yaak for commercial work indefinitely.
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No updates or support: You will not receive new releases, bug fixes, security patches, or customer support after cancellation.
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No feature unlocks: Features introduced after your cancellation date are not included and cannot be accessed without an active subscription.
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Device transfers: You can reinstall and activate the same version on your machines as long as you have your original installer and license state; the fallback license does not grant rights to future installers.
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Compatibility caveat: Future OS, runtime, or API changes may affect functionality. Without updates, we cannot guarantee compatibility.
How it works
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When you cancel, your account’s entitlement is frozen to the last version available under your active subscription.
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The app will continue to run with updates and support disabled.
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Reactivating a subscription restores access to the latest version, updates, and support.
FAQs
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Can I upgrade later? Yes. Resubscribe anytime to regain updates, support, and new features.
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Does this include team seats? The fallback applies per seat that was active at cancellation. Adding seats or transferring to new users requires an active subscription.
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Is the license perpetual? The right to use the specific version you had is perpetual, but it does not include services beyond that version.
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What about plugins or integrations? Integrations relying on third-party changes may break over time. Without updates, we can’t guarantee ongoing compatibility.
Summary
You keep the right to use your current version forever for commercial work, but you give up updates and support until you re-subscribe.
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