Licenses for phone repair software

License vs rental

A rental is a ready account by the hour with instant delivery. A license is activated on your login or e-mail for months: first register with the developer, then enter the account details in the order.

Before you pay

• Register on the software's official site.
• Enter the login and e-mail exactly as registered: the license is bound to them.
• Digital goods are usually non-refundable after activation.

When a license pays off

A 3–12 month license suits regular users: no need to buy access per device, the account is yours and a longer term lowers the cost per day. If you need the software once a month, an hourly rental is easier.

Before buying a license, check that your typical models are supported and read the developer's PC-binding rules.

How to avoid activation mistakes

• register only on the software's official site;
• copy the login and e-mail into the order without spaces or typos;
• use an e-mail you can access — notifications go there;
• keep the order number: support will need it.

Licenses in the catalog

UnlockTool license — manual activation during seller's working hours. Android Multi Tool license — automatic activation. Both available for 3, 6 and 12 months.

License and credits

Some software charges credits for certain operations even with an active license. If you use AMT or TFM, check which functions are paid and top up in the “Credits” section if needed.

How license renewal works

When a license is about to expire, the software usually warns you at login. Renew the same way as the first purchase: choose a term and enter the same login and e-mail. The new term is added to the account and settings are kept. If activation is manual, renew a few days early to avoid downtime.

How to choose a license term

• 3 months — try the software on real repair jobs;
• 6 months — a steady flow of devices, but no certainty a year ahead;
• 12 months — the software is your main tool and you want the longest term without renewals.

If unsure, start with an hourly rental: it's the easiest way to see if the software fits your models.

License FAQ

• Can a license be moved to another account? — usually not: it's bound to the login given in the order.
• Does a license work on several PCs? — it depends on the developer's rules; UnlockTool, for example, binds to a computer.
• What if the software stops supporting a model? — a license gives access to the software, while the developer defines the model list; check it before buying.

License and account security

A licensed account is a working tool, so protect it like a bank account: a separate e-mail for service software, a strong unique password, and never share credentials in plain text over messengers.

Don't log in on other people's computers or via remote-help services: many developers block accounts for suspicious activity or logins from several places. If you suspect a leak, change the password on the developer's site immediately.

License for a team

If several technicians share a shop, decide whose account holds the license and who renews it. One license is usually for one work PC, so two workstations often need two licenses, or a license plus rentals for peak days.

Before you buy

Compare the supported models list with your typical jobs from the last month.