What does the $4.99 Uvilno source unlock include?
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Direct answer
The $4.99 one-time unlock permanently grants source access for one Uvilno project. Exports include runtime-appropriate files, referenced uploads, bundled fonts and licenses; eligible projects also support static output. It does not buy unlimited generation, hosting, domains, customer records, provider credentials or a migrated backend service.
45-word answer · Reviewed 2026-10-27Source entitlement is tied to the project rather than a single download. An already unlocked project remains downloadable after a subscription ends, and supported GitHub source pushes still require authorization. Check which runtime archive is available for the actual saved version.
Before handing the export to a developer, include the deployment target, service inventory and rights to supplied assets. Customer data is intentionally excluded from ordinary source archives. A developer can adapt the frontend, but database, identity and billing migration require deliberate, separate work.
What to verify.
| Area | Documented behavior | Your verification |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $4.99 once for one permanent project entitlement. | Inspect the project's persisted unlock state. |
| Contents | Referenced media and bundled font licenses travel with source. | Review the exported manifest and build instructions. |
| Exclusions | Private records and credentials are not source files. | Plan a separate authorized migration if required. |
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Plan an export-ready portfolio with Home, Projects, Project detail and Contact. Use only supplied media and valid destinations, retain font licenses, and keep unnecessary backend dependencies out. Provide a handoff checklist distinguishing project source, assets and build instructions from separate domains, hosting and any external services.
Preparing a brief does not start generation. Review and send it explicitly; builds use the normal allowance, and source access requires entitlement.
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