JetBrains may not, but others that implement a perpetual fallback license do what the OP is expecting [0..3]. I also run a software licensing API that supports

JetBrains may not, but others that implement a perpetual fallback license do what the OP is expecting [0..3]. I also run a software licensing API that supports a perpetual fallback license model like this via a RESTRICT_ACCESS expiration strategy on the license policy [4], so a lot of my customers use the same model for their applications. [0]: https://help.panic.com/nova/purchase-faq/ https://help.panic.com/nova/purchase-faq/ [1]: https://devutils.com/perpetual_license/ https://devutils.com/perpetual_license/ [2]: https://www.sublimehq.com/sales_faq https://www.sublimehq.com/sales_faq [3]: https://proxyman.io/pricing https://proxyman.io/pricing [4]: https://keygen.sh/docs/api/policies/#policies-object-attrs-expirationStrategy https://keygen.sh/docs/api/policies/#policies-object-attrs-e...