A perpetual license is a pricing model that is used for software purchasing. In this type of software licensing process, the customer pays for the software product upfront and gains the right to use the software indefinitely.

It is a one-off fee structure where customers can gain the rights to use the software and the software can also be deployed to the desired server of the customer. Along with this, many printing technology solutions provide a one-off implementation fee and annual maintenance and support packages to the customers.

In this format, the customer pays only once to use the software but pays an annual fee to the implementation partner to manage and sustain the product or to fix the bugs that might affect the software product.