Single covers one Developer per seat, on any number of computers, anywhere. You choose the Developers and may permanently reassign a seat; the number of seats is stated in your order confirmation. Build servers and CI agents used only to compile or test Applications need no additional license. Applications they build ship commercially with no further payment: the license is per Developer, not per project.
For Delphi and C++Builder
€149
Single Developer license
One-time purchase · 12 months of updates included
Without source code. EurekaLog as supplied, with every reporting feature: use it as it is. The EurekaLog source is not included.
Professional, Single Developer license. You can review your order before payment.
For Delphi and C++Builder
€249
Single Developer license
One-time purchase · 12 months of updates included
Full source code included. Every reporting feature plus the EurekaLog source, so you can inspect, modify or recompile EurekaLog itself. External setup and build scripts or digital certificates may not be included.
Enterprise, Single Developer license. You can review your order before payment.
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Optional renewal: 50% of the license price for another year of updates. Check renewal options.
One-time purchase. Renew only if you want new versions.
60-day money-back guarantee. See the refund policy.
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Before you buy
Not sure which license fits your team, or need help completing your order?
Talk to usYour license includes one year of updates, both minor and major versions. Every version released up to the end of that window, including versions released before your purchase, remains usable; downloads stay available while the build is published. You do not lose them when the year ends.
Renewal is optional and has no deadline: the price is the same whenever you renew, even years later. Renewing early adds another year after the current one instead of replacing it; renewing after it has ended starts a new year on the payment date.
Your account licenses show whether your existing license is eligible and the actual renewal price.
Both editions have the same reporting features. Choose Professional (without source code) to use EurekaLog as supplied, or Enterprise (full source code included) to inspect, modify or recompile EurekaLog.
The full source covers EurekaLog itself. External setup and build scripts or digital certificates may not be included. Rebuilding a tool that uses a third-party suite, such as the report viewer with DevExpress, requires that suite.
Choose an edition, sign in or create your account, then review your purchase and billing details. Paddle handles payment, tax and the invoice; you see the final total before paying.
Once payment is confirmed, your license and eligible downloads are available in your account. Your license includes email support from the EurekaLog team; see how support works.
Every edition has a 60-day money-back guarantee. Read the terms of sale.
Use your account licenses for downloads and available renewals, rather than buying another new license.
For a change of edition or license type, or help with earlier versions, contact support with your current license details. Your existing licenses and purchase history stay in your account.
An upgrade swaps the licenses you already own for the target edition or license type. You pay the difference between the target list price and the value of the licenses you consume, never less than zero; there is no downgrade. The maintenance window is not extended by an upgrade, and the new license inherits the farthest end date among the licenses it replaces; the old licenses are then disabled.
An upgrade is available only while the license's maintenance is running (a license with no end date counts as running). A license whose maintenance has ended is renewed first, and can then be upgraded.
Your account licenses show whether an upgrade is available and the exact price.
Try it on your own application
The Trial includes every existing feature. See what EurekaLog finds in your code.
The Trial is for evaluation, not commercial development. Applications compiled with the Trial expire 30 days after compilation; the Trial itself does not expire.