Zem Studios publishes free utilities, individually priced software and custom development. There is no site-wide subscription or forced checkout model.
Individual products keep their own pricing, distribution and support configuration. These cards explain the storefront paths rather than inventing universal plan benefits.
Free utilities, extensions and apps published with a configured direct-download or external distribution route.
The product page shows the actual price and purchase method. Unless stated otherwise, paid software is licensed for the purchaser’s personal use.
Scope note: A product page or written agreement is the source for any included updates, upgrades or support commitment.
Custom utilities, extensions, web products and technical work scoped around documented requirements.
Only documented storefront behavior is compared. Product-specific exceptions remain on the relevant product page or legal terms.
| Detail | Free product | Paid product | Custom work |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 when listed free | Shown per product | Agreed per scope |
| Purchase route | Download/store link when configured | Configured checkout/store or contact path | Direct discussion |
| License | Product-specific | Personal, non-transferable unless stated otherwise | Agreed with project terms |
| Future releases | Not universally promised | Only where the product page states it | Only if included in agreed scope |
| Support | Published support path | Published support path | Direct project contact |
For product-specific details, use the product page first. Legal documents remain the governing source for site-wide policy.
No recurring subscription is assumed by the storefront. Each product page should state its actual price and purchase route.
Unless a product page says otherwise, paid software is licensed for the purchaser’s personal use and may not be transferred or redistributed. Included updates or upgrades must be stated on the product page.
If a free product has a direct download or external store URL configured, its CTA uses that existing destination through the current storefront flow.
Yes. Custom work is discussed directly and commercial terms are agreed before the work begins.