Put your name on it

Every product comes with a brander of its own. You point it at your tool, fill in a few boxes, and it writes out the finished file, plus a how-to note and your customer's terms, both carrying your shop name. The one on this page stops at the picture, because the file it is branding is the free one.

The fee calculator's brander has eleven ready-made setups in it, so you can point your version at one marketplace or leave all fourteen in. A setup only fills the boxes you have left empty, so coming back to change one thing never undoes the rest.

It also checks its own colours as you pick them, and tells you when your text has gone too pale to read. That is the sort of thing you would find out from a buyer three weeks later.

The licence asks for three things before you sell your version: your branding, your product name, and at least one real change to the content. Rewrite it for a different trade, adjust it for another country, change what it works out, add or cut a section. Something a buyer would notice.

Both reasons are on your side. Marketplaces expect a seller to have made or designed what they list, and a product identical to two hundred other people's is not much use to any of them. The licence is here, in plain English.