Subscription Fees definition
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.
Examples of Subscription Fees in a sentence
Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, the General Partner may make adjustments to distributions, allocations and other fundings, payments or calculations to give effect to any expenses (including Management Fees, Subscription Fees and Servicing Fees) or other considerations that are specifically attributable to the Partnership, any Parallel Fund or the Lux Fund.
More Definitions of Subscription Fees
Subscription Fees means the agreed upon fees in an Order for a Subscription.
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 established by Entrust that You will pay to use the Certificate Services, Management Services and ECS Support Services, as posted from time to time at Entrust’s internet web site and/or in the documentation included with the Management Services, or as set out in a quotation issued to You by Entrust, or as set out in a purchase order issued by You to Entrust (or an authorized reseller of Entrust) that has been accepted by Entrust. In spite of the foregoing, if You have purchased the Certificate Services through a Reseller the Subscription Fees will be the fees agreed to between You and such Reseller provided that such Reseller pays to Entrust such portion of such Subscription Fees as required pursuant to the written agreement between Entrust and such Reseller.
Subscription Fees means the annual subscription fee specified in the Order Form.
Subscription Fees means the fees due for Subscription Services.