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A SaaS agreement is a contract between a software provider and a customer that outlines the terms of service, including usage rights, payment terms, and liability limitations.

A white label SaaS agreement is a contract that allows a company to rebrand and resell a software product developed by another company, while outlining the terms of use, support, and liability.

A SaaS Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a contract that outlines the expected level of service, including performance metrics, support response times, and responsibilities of both parties.

A SaaS License Agreement is a contract that grants permission to use a software product under specified conditions, including usage rights, restrictions, and support terms.

A SaaS Reseller Agreement is a contract that allows a reseller to market and sell a software product under specific terms, including pricing, support, and branding guidelines.

A SaaS End User License Agreement (EULA) is a contract that defines how users may access and use cloud-based software, including license scope, usage rules, and service limitations.