Subscription Fees means the annual license fees for the Software licensed under an Order Form, which incorporate both the Net License Fee and the Support Fee.
Subscription Fees means the agreed upon fees in an Order for a Subscription.
Examples of Subscription Fees in a sentence
If Customer terminates a Sales Order prior to the completion of the Initial Term or then-current Renewal Term, as applicable, it will pay Supplier any unpaid Subscription Fees under such Sales Order for the remainder of the Subscription Term.
In the event of termination as a result of Customer’s failure to comply with any of its obligations under this Agreement, Customer shall continue to be obligated to pay for Subscription Fees and fees for Professional Services rendered.
More Definitions of Subscription Fees
Subscription Fees the Fees payable by You to Us for Your and Your Users’ use of access to the Cloud Service from time to time, as set out in an Order.
Subscription Fees means the fees for the right to access and use a Diligent Service and Client Software as set out in the applicable Order Form.
Subscription Fees means all fees and charges set forth or referenced in (a) Section 7.1, (b) Part II of any Schedule or Addendum, and (c) any Rate Sheet.
Subscription Fees means the subscription fees payable by the Customer to Supplier for the number of Registered Products selected by the Customer on their purchase order for the Connectivity Services.
Subscription Fees means the subscription fees payable by you to us (or your Reseller) for the right to use the Software and to receive Customer Support, as more particularly set out in your Order.