Looking at their site, their individual license would cover zero revenue hobby forums ($49), but you'd need to make absolutely nothing from the site to be eligible for it.
I
think, if I recall correctly (
because they don't even have the "Personal" license listed on their compare page and it seems that their wording changes), that you would only get the PNG versions but that may have changed.
Unfortunately based on my email with their rep Lisa back at the beginning of this past March, when I inquired about what kind of license I'd need for my hobby
sci-fi forum that doesn't run any ads, doesn't sell ads, doesn't accept donations, but does have the occasional rarely clicked on Amazon affiliate link, her response was "
Unfortunately, you straddle the line between personal and business, which is why we created the Micro Business License." and the cheapest solution for me would've been the $149 license for the animated pack. For that site I really wanted to pick up a license for the alien pack but because of her response with the licensing that still would've ran me $99 just for them.
The
photography forum on the other hand is bit more clear as it does display ads and accepts donations in the form of XF subscriptions. The site loses money but I don't think JoyPixels would care about that part when it comes to which license I'd need for it.
If the XF business guys are reading this.... yes, please try to work out some type of agreement with them! If we (XF customers) get could a discounted price for access to the SVG versions of the packs to use on our XF sites (no redistribution, etc., just used for the XF installs) then I think like RobinHood said above, it'd be a win-win-win scenario - JoyPixels gets some sales, XF customers get a break on pricing, and XF is able to offer an incentive to their customers and, depending on how good your business guys are
, a percentage of sales.
