Can you use Nintex output commercially?
Only in certain circumstances—Nintex's cited terms put conditions on commercial use.
Their words · Terms of Service
“ These Site Terms (the “Terms”) apply to your use of and access to the websites of Nintex Global Ltd. and its affiliates (collectively “Nintex”), including www.nintex.com and any website linked to www.nintex.com that is owned, controlled, or otherwise provisioned by Nintex, including without limitation www.assuresign.net. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the access to or use of Nintex subscription-based online services and applications is governed by the agreement established between the parties for such use and access. Please read these Terms carefully because they are a binding agreement between you, a visitor to the Site, and Nintex. BY USING THE SITE, YOU AGREE TO THESE TERMS; IF YOU DO NOT AGREE, DO NOT USE THE SITE.”
Captured 2026-08-14. Open captured source →Snapshot SHA-256: 385a4e89ffa74c3a29c9399fafbcb6d3d7e1c9d4157147b81f5789a7fbb642e1
Permalink to this finding →Informational only, not legal advice. Terms can change; check the cited policy and capture date before relying on this answer.
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