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=== Assistant: Here’s the easy way to describe this: ===
Here’s the easy way to describe this:

===== The page at openlorelicense.com is a license generator for the Open Lore License (OLL) – a hybrid license that lets small teams use a technology for free up to a revenue cap, and only asks for a commercial license once they’re clearly successful. It bakes in revenue tiers, anti-monopoly rules, and ethical-use language, all wrapped in a one-click tool. ollpage =====

===== On the page you’ll see a simple form with a few fields: ollpage =====
* Product / Project Name – what you’re licensing (e.g. “Nova AI Trading Engine”)
* Core Technology Name – the underlying tech (e.g. “LoreTokens”)
* Ecosystem Name – your wider stack (“LoreTokens Ecosystem”)
* Includes / Components – SAIQL, SDKs, reference impls, etc.
* Licensor / Rights Holder – you or your company
* Patent / Application Reference – your patent number or “Patent pending”
* Currency – USD / EUR / etc.
* Free Use Cap – revenue below this is totally free (defaults to $6M)
* Grace Cap – revenue limit where you still run free while negotiating (defaults to $10M)
* Grace Period – how many months you give people to sort a commercial deal
* BigCo Revenue – the “large company” threshold where anti-monopoly rules kick in (defaults to $1B)
* Contact Block – where people should email you to talk licensing

Once those are filled in, you just click:
* “Generate License” – builds a full legal-style OLL text in the box below
* “Copy to Clipboard” – to paste straight into your repo as LICENSE
* “Download as .txt” – to save and commit directly

The license text is generated live as you type, so you can tweak caps and wording and instantly see the updated legalese. ollpage

There’s also a clear note that this is a convenience tool, not legal advice, and that you should have a lawyer review the final license if you’re doing serious commercial work. ollpage

===== Traditional licenses are: =====
* MIT / BSD / Apache – free for everyone, forever, no revenue awareness, no anti-monopoly teeth.
* GPL-style – focused on source-sharing and copyleft, not on revenue tiers or market power.

The OLL builder lets you ship something different:
# Free-tier by design - You set the revenue cap where use is totally free (e.g. $6M). Below that, anyone can build on your tech with no fees.
# Grace zone for growing companies - Between your free cap and grace cap (e.g. $6–10M), they can keep using it while they talk to you about a commercial license.
# Paid only when they’re clearly successful - Above the grace cap, a commercial license is required—by that point they’re not a fragile startup anymore.
# Anti-monopoly guardrails - You can set a BigCo threshold (e.g. $1B) where extra rules apply: no exclusive licenses, no shell companies to dodge caps, no using your tech to lock out competitors.

So the pitch to other developers is:

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