Third-Party Licensing & Integration Policy

HCS VoicePacks are licensed digital audio products intended for personal end-user use only. There is no automatic or implied permission for third-party software, tools, services, or products to integrate with, rely upon, or be designed specifically for use with HCS VoicePacks.

Default position: no licence granted. Any third-party integration requires explicit written permission from HCS VoicePacks.

No Default Third-Party Rights

Unless expressly authorised in writing by HCS VoicePacks:

• Third-party products may not integrate with, trigger, manage, install, bundle, scrape, or rely upon HCS VoicePacks (including our audio, profiles, plugins, or Hub).
• Third-party developers may not advertise “compatibility with HCS VoicePacks” or use HCS VoicePacks as part of their feature set, workflow, or value proposition.
• Silence, lack of enforcement, prior public use, or “inspiration” does not imply consent.

When Licensing May Be Considered

HCS may, at its sole discretion, consider third-party licensing in limited circumstances, such as:

• Specialist accessibility tools
• Approved hardware/controller integrations
• Narrow, non-competitive companion software

Licensing is never guaranteed and is assessed on a case-by-case basis. HCS is under no obligation to grant permission.

Mandatory Prerequisites (Non-Negotiable)

• Your product must be properly licensed for the relevant game(s) / platform(s) (e.g. Frontier, RSI, etc.) where applicable.
• If your tool is commercial (including paid access, subscriptions, sponsorships, or donations) and designed to work with VoiceAttack, you must hold the appropriate VoiceAttack commercial licence.
• You must obtain separate written permission from HCS before integrating with or relying upon HCS VoicePacks.

How to Enquire

To discuss licensing, contact us with a concise outline of what you’re building, your business model, and exactly how you intend to interact with HCS content.

Email: support@hcsvoicepacks.com

If you are an end-user: this policy doesn’t stop you using ordinary third-party tools that merely coexist on your PC and are not built to integrate with HCS content.