Frequently Asked Questions

After you register your license, you get 1 year of updates and support by our online HelpDesk or by mail.

Once registered, you get a link to download your package, so you don't need to wait — you'll get the package automatically after you purchase.

After successful registration, you get a username and password to log in to our website where you can download the latest source version. When we release a new version, you'll get notified by mail.

Yes, you can download a trial version with precompiled units. This trial is fully functional but limited in time. Delphi / C++Builder packages require the built-in Indy and IntraWeb versions provided with RAD Studio (this limitation can be overridden if you have the full source code).

Yes, but there is no design-time package because Linux for Delphi only allows console programs (if you use FMXLinux, you can use it for desktop applications). Just add the sgcWebSockets units to your project and it will work. Lazarus + Linux is supported too, so you can build applications for Linux using the Lazarus compiler.

It is per-developer, so each developer that uses our product must have their own license.

No, the licenses are perpetual (with 6 or 12 months of free updates) and are royalty-free. Perpetual means that after expiration, you can use our components without limits, but this doesn't mean that you will get updates forever.

Yes, if your subscription includes renewal discounts, a mail is sent automatically when your license expires with a discount code. The discount is valid during a limited period of time after the license has expired.

Yes, support is included in any Edition. But if you are interested in faster response times and enhanced support, you can purchase Premium Support Plans with your package.