Short answer. Correct. You receive a perpetual, worldwide right of use - one payment, no subscriptions, no royalties. Copyright remains with TextureForSale.
What you actually get
Every TextureForSale product is licensed, not sold. In practice that means you pay once and hold the right to use that texture, within the scope of your chosen license, indefinitely and anywhere in the world. There is nothing to renew and nothing to report.
What you do not get is ownership of the copyright. That stays with TextureForSale.
Why this is the normal arrangement
It is how professional material and image libraries work, and it is what makes the pricing possible. Transferring copyright would mean selling the texture once and removing it from the library forever. Licensing means many studios can each hold exactly the rights their project needs, at a price scaled to that use, rather than everyone paying for full assignment they will never exercise.
What "perpetual" removes from your risk
A perpetual license does not expire, so a project delivered years ago does not become non-compliant because a subscription lapsed. There are no royalties, so revenue from what you produce is yours. And there is no reporting obligation.
If your needs change
Any license can be upgraded to a higher tier at any time by paying the difference. A texture licensed as Standard for a render can be moved up to Production when the project turns into something physical, and up to Industrial if that becomes serial manufacturing.
If your organization needs terms beyond the standard tiers - multiple legal entities, distributed teams, international structure - that is what Enterprise is for. Contact us to structure it.
The one prohibition
Training AI or machine learning models on our assets is not permitted under Standard, Production or Industrial. AI-related use is available only under an Enterprise or Exclusive agreement, where the purpose and scope are defined in writing.