End-user

In economics and business, an end-user is the person who uses a product. The
end-user may be different from the customer, who might buy the product, but
doesn't necessarily use it; for example, with baby clothes, the parent might
be the customer, but the baby will be the end-user.

An end-user is a person who uses a product (for example, a software
application) to accomplish some goal. For software users, they typically
have to agree to an End User License Agreement.

Also, end-user is a legal construct referring to a non-reseller. Thus by
this definition, the store the parent bought the baby clothes from is not an
end-user, but the parent is an end-user. This legal construct is most often
found in End User License Agreements, also known as EULAs.

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