# Basic License Terms

Monolith is licensed on a per user per year basis.

Pricing information for Monolith can be found here:  [Pricing Page](https://monolithforensics.com/#pricing-section-main)

## User Provisioning

When you purchase Monolith - your purchase includes a limit on how many active users you can have at any one time.

For Example: If you purchase Monolith with 5 active users, this means that you can have 5 active user accounts in Monolith.  The users associated with these accounts can log into Monolith from anywhere and from as many different devices as they want.

Inactive users will not be able to access Monolith.

## User Terms

Account sharing is not allowed in our licensing terms, however, exceptions to this rule can be made on a case-by-case basis.

## License Expiration

If you choose not to renew your Monolith subscription, your Monolith access will revert to "Read-Only" mode. You will still have access to your Monolith data, but you will no longer be able to add new data or edit current data.

Your data will remain in Monolith for up to a year, after a year, we may permanently destroy any data still stored within our servers.

## Data Export

An export of your data in Monolith can be requested at any time by making a request to <support@monolithforensics.com>.

The data export will consist of a SQL dump file and a ZIP file that contains files uploaded to Monolith.

Please allow up to 2 weeks to receive your data export.


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