The License Management System
Purpose-built for
Manufacturers in channel sales.
You’ve already built a great product. Sharlic takes care of the last mile: it keeps licenses alive, renewals on track, and channel economics under control — so your partners can sell more, handle less admin, and you lose fewer customers to avoidable churn.
You’ve done the hard part. We handle the messy part.
You’ve moved your product toward subscriptions and recurring services. You’ve built a license or account infrastructure that works well with your product. Your partners want to sell more of it.
And yet, day to day, there’s still:
License keys that expire if someone misses a renewal date
Support tickets when a service stops because a key wasn’t extended
Partners doing manual work just to keep track of what’s active where
Your product is working. It's just that the “last mile” of license management has become its own problem.
A license management layer that makes keys behave like subscriptions.
Sharlic doesn’t replace your existing license setup. It wraps around it and adds what the channel needs:
A clear link between each license/subscription and the distributor, integrator, and end customer involved
Rules for how long it should stay active, when it should renew, and what happens at expiry
Logic so services keep running as long as the customer is paying — without needing a new key every time
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If your distributors or integrators also use Sharlic, your services automatically appear in their Service Delivery Hub, making it even easier for them to manage, renew, and report on them. If they don’t, Sharlic still gives you a controlled, consistent way to run licenses through the channel.
Sharlic runs the model you choose.
You don’t have to redesign your commercial model to make it channel-friendly. Sharlic supports the way you want to charge, and makes it operational in a multi-tier ecosystem.
We can handle:
Annual and multi-year terms
Monthly or recurring plans
Consumption-based models
Hybrid setups: Example: base annual fee plus metered add-ons, or bundles where different components follow different billing rhythms.