> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.valist.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.valist.io/monetization/configuring-pricing-for-your-products.md).

# Configuring Pricing for your Products

The Valist Web Dashboard gives you an easy way to configure Software License NFTs, set pricing, supply limits, and more.

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The Pricing & Product features are evolving quickly! Expect frequent feature enhancements and interface changes 🚀
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To configure your Software License NFT products, navigate to your Valist Project and click on the `Pricing` button:

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This will take you to a page with 3 sections: `Pricing`, `Royalty`, and `Withdraw`:

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### Pricing

The `Pricing` tab has a few different options for you to manage your product.&#x20;

#### Max License Limits

The first option you will see is the `Max License Limit` -- this value allows you to set a max supply for the Software License NFT you're creating. By default, this is `0`, or unlimited.

#### Adding Payment Currencies

By clicking the `Add Currency` button, you will be able to enable various supported ERC20-tokens on the Polygon network.

This list is provided as a convenient, verified list, but custom tokens are also supported! This is especially useful if you have an in-game currency, or protocol token.

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Once you add the tokens you wish to accept as payments, you will see them appear in the list:

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You can then individual set each token price. This will automatically enable these currencies in the Checkout flow!

### Royalties

The `Royalty` tab allows you to configure resale royalty settings for your Product.

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Once you configure this, your Software License NFT will comply with the [ERC-2981 Royalty Standard](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-2981) -- so any supported marketplaces like Valist and OpenSea will respect the standard!

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### Withdrawing Funds

The `Withdraw` tab shows your token balances across your accepted payment currencies, and enables you to withdraw a specific amount like so:

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The funds are stored in the Software License NFT contract, and **any Valist Account admin** can trigger this function call, so be mindful who you give access!