Can I use Llama 3.3 Community commercially?
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TL;DR: Commercial use: Yes. Commercial use, modified and redistributed: Yes. Llama 3.3 Community License Agreement (LicenseRef-Llama-3.3-Community): Use, reproduce, distribute, copy and modify the Llama 3.3 materials, including commercially, subject to the Acceptable Use Policy, a "Built with Llama" display, model naming, and a separate license above 700 million monthly active users.
Is commercial use allowed under Llama 3.3 Community License Agreement?
Yes. Every use you described is granted by Llama 3.3 Community, and nothing you described is prohibited.
License: Llama 3.3 Community License Agreement (LicenseRef-Llama-3.3-Community, curated_provisional)
Duties: attribution, license_notice, acceptable_use_policy, model_name_prefix, user_threshold
Is commercial use, modified and redistributed allowed under Llama 3.3 Community License Agreement?
Yes. Every use you described is granted by Llama 3.3 Community, and nothing you described is prohibited.
License: Llama 3.3 Community License Agreement (LicenseRef-Llama-3.3-Community, curated_provisional)
Duties: attribution, license_notice, acceptable_use_policy, model_name_prefix, user_threshold
What else should I know?
- Summary — verify against the official license text before relying on it: https://www.llama.com/llama3_3/license/
- Redistribution requires a copy of the agreement and a prominent "Built with Llama" display (section 1.b).
- Above 700 million monthly active users you need a separate license from Meta (section 2).
What are the sources?
How can I check it myself (free, no key)?
{
"tool": "check_license",
"arguments": {
"license": "LicenseRef-Llama-3.3-Community",
"intended_use": {
"commercial_use": true
}
}
}Computed from a2ally's license profiles; not legal advice. JSON · Markdown
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