Leave Sale blank for no sale. Tick Free to give a product away (Stripe is skipped; buyers claim it from their account).

Uploading keeps the file's own name, archives the build it replaces, and — unless you clear the box — makes it the one buyers get.

Only people with an active licence for that product, minus anyone who unsubscribed. Release notes come from the version record — set them when you upload the build. A run that stops partway can be started again; nobody gets it twice.

Randomly flips the chosen number of products to Free and the rest to paid.

Revoking is not immediate. The app checks its licence offline and only asks the server again about once a month, so a revoked key keeps working on that computer until it next checks in. That is deliberate — nobody gets locked out mid-show by a server — but it means revoke is not an off switch.

One computer per key is the default on purpose. A key that allows five ends up on five laptops. The note is the only record of where a key went, so it is required.

A licence counts as bought only when a Stripe checkout created it. Free claims, the giveaway button and anything added by hand show as free or manual, so the licence count is not the sale count.