Understanding PLR (Private Label Rights)

All products in the Entrepedia Master Library come with Private Label Rights (PLR). This guide explains what PLR means and how it benefits you.

What is PLR?

Private Label Rights is a type of license that gives you permission to modify, rebrand, and sell digital content as your own. Unlike standard purchases where you can only use content personally, PLR allows you to:

• Put your name on the product
• Edit and customize the content
• Sell it under your own brand
• Keep 100% of the profits

PLR vs. Other License Types

Important: Entrepedia provides PLR, not MRR. You cannot pass the PLR rights to your customers.

Why PLR is Valuable

1. Save Time — No need to create content from scratch
2. Professional Quality — Content created by experienced teams
3. Flexibility — Customize to match your brand and audience
4. Profitability — Keep 100% of your sales revenue
5. No Royalties — No ongoing fees or revenue sharing

Who Creates Entrepedia's PLR Products?

All products in the Master Library are:

• Created 100% in-house by Entrepedia's content team
• Not sourced from third-party marketplaces or public domain
• Professionally reviewed for quality and accuracy
• Exclusive to Entrepedia members

While AI tools like Grammarly assist in editing, every product is reviewed and finalized by real content managers.

Your PLR License Certificate

After purchasing, you can generate a personalized PLR license certificate from within your account. This license includes:

• Your name
• Your email address
• Digital signature from Entrepedia's founder
• Official proof of your legal rights

This serves as documentation that you have legal permission to use, modify, and resell the products.

View Full License Terms

For complete details, view the official license document: View PLR License Rights