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# Licensing and Downloads

### Downloads

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The download link will provide a ZIP file containing your Cloud C² edition for Windows, Mac and Linux hosts.
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Cloud C² is available as an instant download. A free license for **Community** Edition is available which is *not for commercial use* and comes with community support. The **Professional** and **Teams** Editions are for *commercial use* with standard support.

### Getting a license

Start by [adding your desired Cloud C² edition to cart](https://shop.hak5.org/products/c2#c2-versions) and checking out as usual. Orders may be placed with or without new hardware. In either case, the Cloud C² license key and download link will be delivered by email instantly.

After placing the order, an email from **<shop@hak5.org>** with the subject line "**Hak5 Cloud C² Download & License**" will be sent containing a download link and license key.

![](/files/nVSoXVPNcqmLMn5HBtrG)

If you do not notice this email right away, check your junk mail box and search for the email by address and subject. In Gmail, the query "`in:spam from:shop@hak5.org`" may reveal the message.

If you do notice that your email provider has marked it as spam we would appreciate it if you could use any provided options by the email client to report as not spam.


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