end-users

Those who operate

End-users are the people who actually use a product or service, as distinct from those who develop, sell, or maintain it.

The term appears most often in software and technology contexts: The interface should be intuitive for end-users.

An end-user license agreement (EULA) governs how consumers may use software.

The hyphen is optional; *end users* is equally common.

software

customers

People who purchase goods

feedback · adoption · onboarding · support · documentation · usability · experience · satisfaction · testing · beta

business

customers

People who purchase goods

licensing · subscription · enterprise · B2C · purchasers · demographics · segments · personas · analytics · conversion

computing

non-technical

Not requiring expertise

workstation · terminal · input · output · GUI · click · navigation · files · downloads · uploads

technology

devices

Tools or mechanisms

installation · configuration · permissions · authentication · login · accounts · data · privacy · security · updates

Opposites
production vs consumption

end-usersdevelopers

Those who create software

manufacturers · creators · producers · makers · builders

supply chain position

end-userssuppliers

Those who furnish goods

vendors · distributors · wholesalers · manufacturers · producers

technical expertise/access

end-usersadministrators

People overseeing operations

sysadmins · power users · superusers · maintainers · operators

Family

end, use, used, useful, ending, useless, user, usage, usable

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Rated G