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Yes — but only in limited ways. Most features of Kendo UI require a paid license for production use. What “free” means for Kendo UI ---------------------------------------- 1. Kendo UI Core / Open‑Source Part Kendo UI Core is a sub‑set of the full UI library, released under the Apache‑2.0 license. That means you can use these core widgets and components in both commercial and non commercial projects, subject to the terms of Apache‑2.0. It’s good for simpler UI needs, or if you’re building something that doesn’t need all the advanced, premium widgets. 2. Free Trials / Evaluation Licenses Kendo UI offers a trial period to evaluate the full features. Typically this is 30 days. During trial, you're not allowed to use it in production, commercial, or training settings. After trial, you’ll need to buy a proper developer/commercial license to continue usage in real projects. 3. Free “Light” / Free plan for certain editions For example, KendoReact has a free plan (or free‑tier package) that gives access to a selection of React components, some themes, etc. This can be used even in production. Telerik.com But the free plan is limited in what you get vs the full/pro version. If you need advanced widgets, premium support, or frequent updates, you'll be hitting the paid version’s features.

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DHTMLX UI libraries include Standard versions that are open source and distributed under GNU GPL 2.0 license. They have a limited feature set and can be used in non-commercial projects.

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