Software Escrow Fees

Software and Technology Escrow Fees
(May 2010)

- Annual Fees -
Account
Type
Per
Account
Per
Beneficiary
Per
Product
Per
Licensor
         
SB   Read More... $895 - - -
MB-SE   Read More... - $895 - -
MB   Read More... $795 $195 - -
MB *Alternative Fees - $595 - -
MB-SP   Read More... $795 $195 $250 -
MB-SP *Alternative Fees - $895 - -
MB-Min   Read More... $1495 - - -
MB-Min-SP   Read More... $1495 - $250 -
ML-SB   Read More... - - - $895

Software Escrow Tour

Guarantee

During the first year of your first escrow, if you are not satisfied for any reason, you may terminate the escrow and receive a full refund of the escrow fees paid by you. See the "Satisfaction Guarantee" in the Software Escrow Agreement.

Setup Fees

No setup fees.

Updates

Fees include four Updates per year at no extra charge. Additional updates are $95 each. MB and MB-SP are an additional $10 for each Beneficiary in excess of ten.

Release Fees

$295 per release ($395 for MB-Min and MB-Min-SP) to a Beneficiary.

Vault Space

Fees include two cubic ft. for storage of Deposit Materials. If more space is needed, then the "Excess Storage Charge" is $70 per year per cubic ft. in excess of two cubic ft.

Fees Locked

The Escrow Agreement will guarantee that Fees will not increase during the first three years!

Invoicing

SB: Annual Fee can be invoiced to Owner or Beneficiary.

MB-SE: Beneficiary Fee can be invoiced to Owner or Beneficiary.

MB: Annual Fee will be invoiced to Owner. Beneficiary Fee can be invoiced to Owner or Beneficiary.

MB-SP: Annual Fee and Extra Product Fee will be invoiced to Owner. Beneficiary Fee can be invoiced to Owner or Beneficiary.

MB-Min: Annual Fee will be invoiced to Owner.

MB-Min-SP: Annual Fee and Extra Product Fee will be invoiced to Owner.

ML-SB: Licensor Fee can be invoiced to Licensor or Beneficiary.

File Listing Fee

The File Listing will include file listings for up to four deposits a year for $400 annually.

Alternative Fees

*The alternative fees shown above for MB escrow is intended to give an Owner the option of having the fees paid by the Beneficiaries. For the Owner, this is a "no fee" approach to the escrow (except for the Excess Update Fess and Excess Storage Charges, if any). An escrow requires two or more Beneficiaries to be eligible for this alternative pricing.