IDA Pro OEM
The license you need to sell software or Saas based on IDA.
The license you need to sell software or Saas based on IDA.
The IDA Pro OEM license is tailored for companies looking to create derivative works based on IDA. This license is ideal if you want to, for instance:
Embed IDA into your own off-the-shelf software.
Use IDA as the engine for your SaaS platform.
Build a private server that leverages IDA to provide services to your internal teams.
The standard IDA Pro license allows creating plugins or idalib apps for free distribution. However, you must buy licenses for each user, limiting use cases. The IDA Pro OEM License offers more flexibility to integrate IDA into your products without these restrictions.
Our customer provides on-line software analysis services, which rely on IDA behind the scenes for disassembly and decompilation. The customer has built a back-end application that orchestrates threads running IDALIB
Our customer sells an off-the-shelf malware analysis solution that embeds IDA as a library for enhanced function recognition, disassembly and decompilation.
Our customer sends us a flow of suspicious files, which get disassembled and decompiled on the cloud. The results are fed into our customer AI cloud, which then provides human-readable threat intelligence reports.
Find the OEM licensing solution that fits your needs, such as pay-per-use or co-branded options. We also offer IDA libraries in a SaaS model, hosted and managed by our teams.
You’ve got questions. We’ve got answers!
No, IDA Home is dedicated to non-commercial use only. If you intend to use it for commercial purposes (in other words, to earn money), you should consider subscribing to one of our IDA Pro plans.
IDA Home does not support add-ons, like Teams and Private Lumina. If you require these features, consider upgrading to one of the IDA Pro plans.
Only one processor family per license is available for IDA Home.
Yes, if it's not your main source of income.
For IDA Home, cloud-based decompilers are available for five architectures: PC, ARM, PPC, MIPS and RISC-V. These decompilers are capable of processing both 32-bit and 64-bit code.
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