Prevent SaaS scraping & unwanted reuse with modular source licenses

Prevent SaaS scraping & unwanted reuse with modular source licenses targets a $4.2B = 7M small-to-medium dev orgs x $600 ARR (developer-facing legal/security tools subscription) total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 18% (tools and legal-tech for devs; rising spend as companies protect IP against AI scraping).

Key trends driving demand: AI-training-rights debate -- creators want explicit controls on whether public code can be used to train models, driving demand for customizable licenses.; Open-core commercialization -- more startups ship source-available code with commercial boundaries, increasing need for tailored license tooling.; Policy-as-code adoption -- dev teams prefer machine-readable, CI-checkable policies; modular licenses fit automated enforcement.; License proliferation backlash -- companies seek flexible but standardized building blocks instead of monolithic, one-off licenses..