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    Yes. Flutter is released under the permissive open-source BSD 3-Clause license. You can build, sell, and monetize proprietary commercial applications without paying any fees or royalties to Google.

    You retain 100% intellectual property ownership of the Dart source code you author. Google does not charge licensing fees, subscription dues, or percentage royalties for using the Flutter SDK.

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    • •You do not need to display any 'Made with Flutter' branding in your mobile applications.
    • •Check individual package licenses on pub.dev (most are MIT/BSD) to ensure commercial compliance.
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