For Buyers
Buy source code you can run.
Buy a license to working software from a Builder. Review the demo before you pay. Get the source immediately, then use, modify, and deploy it for your project.
What you buy
A license to use, modify, and deploy.
The Builder keeps the copyright and can license the same software to other Buyers. You get the source code and a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual license.
Read the LicenseWhat is buying software here?
Zero to Hundred is a marketplace for working software. A Buyer pays once for a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual license to use, modify, and deploy a Builder's code. The source is delivered immediately after payment. Every sale is final, and a Buyer has 24 hours after delivery to report a factual problem.
Ship client work with a working base.
Start from software that already runs. Inspect its demo, read the Builder's disclosure, then decide whether the code fits your client's job.
Build on an existing product.
The license lets you use, modify, and deploy the code, including inside your own commercial products. You can adapt the build to your needs.
Buy the part you would otherwise build.
Find a component, automation, tool, or full product. Each listing describes what you receive, what it does, and where to see it work.
Before you pay
Is it safe to buy source code?
Inspect the working demo or walkthrough video on the listing. Read the Builder's disclosure and check whether the software does what your project needs. You should make that decision before checkout because there is no evaluation period after payment.
A demo and a disclosure help you evaluate a listing. They do not certify the source code or replace your own review.
What you can check on a listing
- A working demo or walkthrough video before purchase
- The Builder's description and disclosures
- The price and the license terms
After you pay
What if something is wrong?
Report a factual problem within 24 hours of delivery. The Builder's payout stays on hold for 72 hours so a report filed on time can be reviewed before the payout moves. An open report extends the hold until it is resolved.
Every sale is final. A change of plan or a disagreement about value is not a report ground. Read the full terms before buying.
Read the TermsFactual report grounds
- 01misrepresentation
- 02a bug that stops it working
- 03other factual grounds
Find software that fits your project.
Browse live listings, inspect the demos, and decide what works for you before you buy.
