After a month in beta stage, we got a phenomenal feedback from our users. We decided to open the LiveDocx service for free:

LiveDocx Service can be used completely free of charge.

There is no catch: The free version of the LiveDocx Service is identical to the version, which has been online since January 2009, with one exception: All methods which are related to sharing documents have been deactivated.

It is allowed to use LiveDocx in in-house projects and small-business end-user applications. It is not allowed to encapsulate LiveDocx in another web service or product that offers a similar functionality. If you plan to publish a product based on LiveDocx, you should get your own LiveDocx server to offer such functionality. We call that LiveDocx Appliance, which I would recommend, if you intend to generate many thousand documents per month.

Feel free to address your questions directly to me, if you need more help:

http://www.livedocx.com/pub/contact.aspx

We are having a terrific feedback on our new product LiveDocx from people using many different platforms: ASP.NET, PHP, Java and others. But there is one common question:

How is LiveDocx licensed?

Currently, LiveDocx 1.0 is in beta stage. We are testing the server load, our merge engine and collecting the feedback from all users to make LiveDocx still better. At this stage, you can test the LiveDocx service for free, but only for testing purposes.

1. A small monthly/annual fee to use the LiveDocx service on our servers depending
   on how many documents you need to create per month.
2. You purchase the LiveDocx web service software and install it on your own servers.

We need your feedback on these models. What do you prefer?