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Type of licenses available for IDA

Named licenses

Named licenses are linked to a specific end user and may be used on the user's laptop, and two desktop computers. They are a logical choice for private users but are also available to corporations and universities if and when only one end user uses the software.

Computer licenses

Computer licenses are linked to a specific computer and may be used by different end-users on that computer provided only one user is active at any time. This license type is suitable for corporations because they are not tied to physical persons and allow for easy license reassignment.

Floating licenses

Floating (or Network) licenses can be installed on unlimited number of computers (in one organization) but allow only a limited number of simultaneously running copies.

How it works

Teams licenses

Team licenses can be installed on an unlimited number of computers in one organization. A team of engineers can work online or offline and merge their work once they reach milestones, big or small. The vault server, which comes with team licenses, keeps track of all changes.

How it works

Note:

IDA Home comes under a Named license scheme only and can be bought as an annual subscription.

Educational licenses

We offer free educational licenses to universities and other academic institutions that publicly enroll students on a regular basis. Military institutions do not qualify for educational licenses.

The educational license supports x86, x64, ARM and ARM64 processors. It comes with x86/x64 cloud decompilers and a native local debugger for Windows or Linux. Python and IDC scripts are supported. No size limitation for input files.

How to apply?

To apply, send to sales@hex-rays.com a formal request on the organization letterhead with the following information:

The course description (in preference a web link)
Where IDA Educational will be used
The start date and duration of the course
The desired platform to run IDA Educational (Windows/Linux)
The number of required seats
The title, name, and email of the professor

Download the license agreement

License limitations

	Named	Computer	Floating	Teams	Educational
Available to individuals	Yes	No	No	No	No
Available to companies	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Available to universities	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Single license can be used by many different users	No ¹	Yes ²	Yes ³	No	Yes
Single license can be installed on more than one machine	Yes ⁴	No	Yes ⁵	Yes ⁵	No
Tied to a specific end user	Yes ¹	No ⁹	No ⁹	No ¹⁰	No
Several copies can be run simultaneously	Yes ⁶	Yes ⁶	Yes ⁶	Yes ⁶	Yes ⁶
Requires network connection	No	No	Yes ⁷	Yes ⁷	No
Locked to hardware	No	No	No ⁸	No ⁸	No
Support period	1 year	1 year	1 year	1 year	Included¹¹
Expires	Never	Never	Never	Yes	Yes

End-user license agreement

IDA EULA

Each named license is assigned to a specific user and can be used only by that user. Reassignment of the license to another user is usually possible during the support period (max twice per year)
Each computer license can be used by any user on the physical or virtual computer where it's installed
Each floating license allows one concurrent use of the software
The user can install the software on his/her laptop and two desktop computers, provided that no other user uses the software on those computers.
The software can be installed on as many computers as required (in the same company)
Multiple copies can be run only on one computer at a time
To the license server; it is possible to borrow a license for offline work
Only license server is locked
Computer and floating licenses are assigned an email, usually of a person who manages the licenses;
updating the email address is possible during the support period (max twice per year)
User management is done by your company
Only for instructor and during course period

IDA is available in two different editions

Both editions are available for 64-bit Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.

IDA does not run on Windows XP anymore and 32-bit systems in general, but remote debugging on WinXP is still possible.

Support for the WinDbg debugger backend is available only in the Windows version.

Main differences between Home and Pro

IDA Home

IDA Home is available in 5 versions, each supporting one of the common processor families:
x86/x64 ARM/ARM64 MIPS/MIPS64 PowerPC/PPC64 Motorola 68K/Coldfire

Learn more Go to the shop

IDA Pro

IDA Pro supports more than 60 processor families

View supported processors Go to the shop

Hex-Rays Decompiler

The Decompiler software is available for 9 platforms:
x86 x64 ARM32 ARM64 PowerPC PowerPC64 MIPS MIPS64 ARC
Currently the decompiler supports compiler generated code and converts native processor code into a readable C-like pseudocode text.
If you want to see the decompiler at work, try IDA Freeware or IDA Demo. They come with an x64 decompiler.

Decompilers require IDA Pro. Check out the decompiler limitations before ordering.

Check Decompiler page

What you will receive

1 Year of Technical Support
30+ Processor Modules
20+ Loaders

Pricing

Use our quotation page to view our prices and order products. We offer multiple discounts so please model your situation by adding all desired products to the cart and answering all questions.

Questions about sales and licensing can be addressed to sales@hex-rays.com.

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Submitting an order by email

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