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Increase Revenue and Protect Software with Flexible Hardware and Software Licensing and Advanced Security
FlexNet Publisher software licensing makes it easy for software producers and high-tech manufacturers to manage, secure, enhance, and grow market share through flexible pricing, packaging, licensing, and protection of their software. Software producers and high-tech manufacturers are looking for ways to boost sales and prevent revenue loss from unlicensed product usage. FlexNet Publisher licensing technology gives you maximum flexibility to customize pricing, packaging, and software licensing terms for broader and deeper market penetration. It also helps you rein in unauthorized software use while still ensuring a first-rate customer experience. FlexNet Publisher software licensing management is a core component of FlexNet Suite, Flexera Software's Entitlement and Compliance Management Solution, which enables software producers and high-tech manufacturers to increase revenue, get products to market faster and simplify customer relationships. Maximize revenue and meet market demand
Prevent revenue loss from unlicensed software use
FlexNet Publisher is the industry leader, with over 20 years of experience, a proven track record, more than 3,000 customers and over 20,000 FLEX enabled applications to date. FlexNet was awarded the “Industry best software product for software producers” in 2007 by SIIA. |