ARTICLE I — COMPANY INFORMATION AND CONTRACT FORMATION
1. Company Identity and Contact Information
The Services are owned and operated by Storaiverse Inc., a corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of Wyoming. General support inquiries may be sent to [email protected]. Legal notices may be sent to [email protected].
The Company’s Wyoming registered office and registered agent address is: Storaiverse Inc., 30 N. Gould Street, Suite R, Sheridan, Wyoming 82801, USA. Statutory service may be made upon the Company’s registered agent at the foregoing address or at such other registered office or registered agent address reflected in the Company’s then-current filings with the Wyoming Secretary of State.
Goldberg Cohen is contractually authorized to receive legal notices and service of process for the Company at: Storaiverse Inc., c/o Goldberg Cohen, 1350 Avenue of the Americas, 3rd Floor, New York, New York 10019, USA. This authorization supplements, and does not replace or restrict, service through the Company’s registered agent or any other method permitted by applicable law. Goldberg Cohen is not a party to these Terms, a guarantor of Company obligations, or the operator of the Services.
2. Corporate Structure and Service Providers
Company may own, operate, license, administer, or provide the Services directly or through one or more subsidiaries, controlled affiliates, licensors, publishers, payment processors, manufacturers, printers, fulfillment providers, technology vendors, Marketplace operators, distributors, or contractors. References to Company rights, protections, systems, providers, or operations may include such persons and entities to the extent expressly applicable, but no such person or entity becomes a contracting party solely by performing functions for Company.
Company may reorganize its operations, establish additional entities, transfer assets or contracts, or designate another controlled entity to operate part of the Services, subject to applicable law and the assignment provisions of these Terms.
3. Electronic Acceptance and Contract Formation
Your electronic acceptance, use of the Services, submission of content, placement of an order, or enrollment in a subscription constitutes your electronic signature and agreement to these Terms. You consent to the use of electronic records and communications in connection with the Services.
If you use the Services for or on behalf of an organization, trust, school, nonprofit, company, or other entity, you represent that you have authority to bind that entity. In that event, “Customer,” “you,” and “your” include the entity.
4. Order of Precedence
Unless a later or more specific accepted agreement expressly states otherwise, the following order of precedence applies: (a) a separately signed agreement between Company and Customer; (b) applicable Marketplace Terms or order-specific terms; (c) checkout or subscription disclosures; (d) applicable releases and consents; (e) these Terms; and (f) general marketing or informational materials.
The Privacy Policy controls as expressly provided in Section 19 and in the Privacy Policy with respect to Personal Information processing. It does not otherwise modify the order of precedence stated above.
No employee, contractor, support representative, reseller, or other person may modify these Terms orally or through informal communications unless expressly authorized in a writing signed by an authorized Company officer.
ARTICLE II — DEFINITIONS
“AI System” means any machine-learning, generative-AI, algorithmic, automated, recommendation, classification, moderation, image, voice, language, or related system used in connection with the Services.
“Company AI System” means an AI System owned, controlled, configured, commissioned, or operated by or for Company, including models, adapters, workflows, prompts, guardrails, evaluation systems, and orchestration layers.
“Company IP” means all intellectual property and proprietary rights owned, controlled, developed, commissioned, or licensed by Company, including software, code, models, algorithms, datasets, schemas, taxonomies, templates, Company Prompt Frameworks, Story Bibles, continuity systems, workflows, moderation systems, validation methods, evaluation tools, layouts, designs, brands, trademarks, logos, documentation, methods, compilations, and improvements, together with protectable Company-created elements of Generated Content and Storais.
“Company Prompt Frameworks” means Company-created system prompts, prompt libraries, orchestration logic, workflows, guardrails, instructions, taxonomies, templates, validation processes, quality-control methods, and related proprietary systems.
“Customer Content” means photographs, video, audio, voice recordings, artwork, original text, names, biographical or family information, preferences, Customer Prompts, and other materials submitted, selected, uploaded, or provided by or for Customer. Customer Content excludes Company IP, Generated Content as such, and Platform Data.
“Customer Prompt” means instructions, ideas, facts, preferences, selections, names, themes, exclusions, and other input supplied by Customer to request or personalize a Storai.
“Generated Content” means content generated, composed, arranged, edited, transformed, adapted, enhanced, formatted, translated, or assembled through the Services by AI, automation, Company personnel, contractors, or any combination of them, excluding Customer Content as such.
“Marketplace” means a Company-operated or Company-authorized storefront, publishing channel, licensing program, distribution channel, retail program, or commercial platform through which accepted Storais may be offered, licensed, sold, distributed, promoted, or monetized.
“Marketplace Terms” means separate creator, seller, publishing, royalty, commission, payout, tax, listing, distribution, licensing, rights, and content rules applicable to Marketplace participation.
“Platform Data” means data generated or derived from operation of the Services, including usage metrics, performance data, classifications, error reports, quality signals, recommendation signals, statistics, metadata, embeddings, vectors, and aggregated or de-identified datasets. Platform Data may include Personal Information and remains subject to the Privacy Policy and applicable law. Platform Data does not include Customer Content in its original form or customer-authored expression merely because Company stores, indexes, encodes, embeds, classifies, analyzes, or derives technical information from it.
“Personal Information” means information that identifies, relates to, describes, is reasonably capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked to an individual, household, or device, as defined by applicable law.
“Sensitive Data” means Personal Information subject to heightened protection under applicable law, including precise geolocation, government identifiers, account credentials, health information, biometric identifiers or information, and identifiable information concerning a child.
“Story Bible” means the structured continuity framework used to organize a Storai or series, including character profiles, character relationships, settings, timelines, story arcs, canon, style guides, continuity records, plot constraints, metadata, and related organizational materials.
“Storai” means a creative work, product, experience, edition, or output produced or made available through the Services, including a book, ebook, audiobook, story, sequel, series, illustration, character collection, story world, printable, apparel item, toy, game, collectible, décor item, accessory, promotional product, licensed product, merchandise item, digital download, interactive experience, or future media format.
“Services” means all Company websites, applications, AI-assisted creation tools, personalization tools, ordering systems, subscriptions, digital products, physical products, Marketplace features, customer support, and related services.
ARTICLE III — ELIGIBILITY, ACCOUNTS, AND USER AUTHORITY
5. Adult-Directed Services and Eligibility
The Services are intended for adults. You represent that you are at least eighteen years old, have legal capacity to enter into these Terms, and are not barred from using the Services under applicable law.
Children may be depicted in or benefit from Storais, but they may not independently create accounts, provide consent, enter contracts, or submit Personal Information unless Company expressly offers a compliant child-directed or mixed-audience experience.
6. Authority to Submit Information About Others
If you submit information or content concerning another person, including a child, spouse, relative, friend, customer, student, employee, or public figure, you represent and warrant that you have all authority, consents, licenses, releases, and permissions necessary for Company to use that material for the purposes you request.
Company may require identity, age, parental authority, guardianship, copyright, publicity-rights, school authorization, professional-photography, or other verification before processing, fulfillment, publication, or Marketplace acceptance. Company may suspend processing until verification is satisfactory.
7. Account Registration and Security
You must provide accurate, current, and complete account and transaction information and promptly update it. You are responsible for safeguarding credentials and for activity conducted through your account, except to the extent resulting from Company’s breach of applicable law or security obligations.
You must promptly notify Company of suspected unauthorized access, credential compromise, identity misuse, or fraudulent activity. Company may require password resets, additional authentication, identity verification, or other protective measures.
8. Age Assurance and Identity Verification
Company may use age-assurance, age-verification, fraud-prevention, identity-verification, or parental-consent technologies. Information collected for those purposes will be handled as described in the Privacy Policy and applicable notice.
You may not circumvent age gates, parental controls, identity checks, geographic restrictions, payment verification, or other access controls.
ARTICLE IV — SERVICES, AVAILABILITY, AND PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
9. Nature of the Services
Company provides AI-assisted storytelling, personalization, editing, publishing, image adaptation, continuity and sequel tools, digital experiences, subscriptions, custom physical products, merchandise, Marketplace opportunities, and related services. Features may include automated and human-assisted processes.
The precise features, formats, specifications, vendors, materials, dimensions, production methods, languages, territories, and availability may change. Company does not guarantee that any feature, Marketplace, format, integration, or product will remain available.
10. Beta, Preview, and Experimental Features
Company may offer beta, preview, early-access, test, or experimental features. Those features may be incomplete, inaccurate, unstable, unavailable, or modified without notice and may be subject to additional terms.
Unless expressly stated otherwise, beta and preview features are provided for evaluation and may not be relied upon for production, archival, safety-critical, or commercial purposes.
11. Changes, Suspension, and Discontinuation
Company may add, modify, limit, suspend, replace, or discontinue features, products, formats, subscriptions, fulfillment methods, vendors, territories, or Marketplace programs. Where required by law, Company will provide notice or a legally sufficient remedy for material changes affecting paid Services.
Company may perform maintenance, impose usage limits, establish file-size or storage limits, or restrict access to protect security, integrity, capacity, rights, or lawful operation.
ARTICLE V — CUSTOMER CONTENT, PERMISSIONS, AND OPERATIONAL LICENSES
12. Customer Ownership of Customer Content
As between Customer and Company, Customer retains whatever rights Customer has in Customer Content. Customer’s rights are not transferred merely because Company crops, resizes, color-corrects, retouches, converts, formats, stylizes, translates, edits, transforms, or creates a recognizable adaptation of Customer Content.
Customer ownership does not extend to Company IP, Company Prompt Frameworks, Platform Data, or separable Company-created elements, layouts, arrangements, designs, or other protectable contributions in Generated Content or a Storai.
13. Customer Representations and Rights Clearance
You represent and warrant that Customer Content and its requested use: (a) are owned by you or lawfully licensed; (b) do not violate copyright, trademark, patent, trade-secret, contractual, privacy, publicity, moral, biometric, confidentiality, or other rights; (c) do not violate court orders, school rules, professional-photography agreements, employment duties, or platform restrictions; and (d) may lawfully be processed, printed, distributed, and otherwise used as requested.
You are responsible for obtaining all permissions, releases, consents, and licenses required for photographs, names, likenesses, voices, biographies, family information, artwork, literary works, logos, trademarks, uniforms, locations, professional photography, and other submitted material.
14. Operational License
You grant Company and its service providers a worldwide, royalty-free, fully paid, non-exclusive, transferable, and sublicensable license to host, store, reproduce, display, transmit, crop, resize, retouch, format, translate, adapt, digitize, analyze, classify, combine, process, print, manufacture, and create derivative materials from Customer Content as reasonably necessary to provide, secure, maintain, support, and improve the technical operation, safety, reliability, accessibility, and quality-control functions of the Services; fulfill orders; provide previews; create reprints, sequels, adaptations, and merchandise requested by you; maintain continuity; conduct safety and rights review; prevent fraud; comply with law; and resolve disputes.
The license in this Section does not independently authorize generalized model training. Generalized model training is governed exclusively by Section 18. If there is a conflict between this Section and Section 18 concerning model training, Section 18 controls.
This operational license lasts for as long as reasonably necessary for the applicable purpose, subject to non-waivable deletion, withdrawal, and consumer rights. Deletion does not require Company to reverse completed transactions, recall distributed products, delete information from disaster-recovery backups before ordinary cycling, or destroy records Company is legally required or reasonably permitted to retain.
15. Generation and Transformation License
You authorize Company to use Customer Content with AI Systems and human creators to generate, transform, arrange, edit, translate, illustrate, stylize, narrate, format, and assemble requested Storais. This authorization includes creation of character renderings, artistic likenesses, voice stylizations, layouts, titles, summaries, descriptions, and related derivative materials for the requested project.
Except as separately authorized for Marketplace use, public promotion, or model training, the generation license is limited to providing the Services and fulfilling your requests.
16. Continuity, Memory, and Reorder License
Where enabled, you authorize Company to retain and use character profiles, Story Bibles, relationships, settings, themes, reading levels, preferences, order history, generated assets, and related information to support sequels, continuity, subscriptions, reorders, recommendations, customer support, and future formats.
You may be offered controls to delete or disable continuity features. Deletion may prevent future reorders or sequels from matching prior content and is subject to the Privacy Policy, legal retention, completed transactions, and backup cycling.
17. Publicity, Name, Likeness, and Voice Rights
Except for the licenses expressly granted in these Terms or in a separate Marketplace submission, consent, or release, Customer and each depicted individual retain any rights of publicity, privacy, name, image, likeness, voice, persona, or identity they possess.
Private fulfillment does not authorize Company to publicly advertise, endorse, or commercially exploit an identifiable person’s Customer Content outside the requested transaction. Marketplace commercialization, testimonials, public promotion, and other materially different uses require the applicable affirmative submission, release, or authorization determined by Company.
18. AI Training, Evaluation, and Product Improvement
Company may use Company IP, Company-created content, synthetic data, De-identified Data, aggregated quality metrics, error labels, safety signals, workflow data, and non-identifying analytics to train, fine-tune, evaluate, test, validate, secure, and improve Company AI Systems, recommendation systems, moderation systems, and classifiers.
Subject to the Privacy Policy, applicable law, and applicable notices, choices, and consents, Company may use eligible Customer Content and associated interaction data for internal evaluation, quality assurance, error correction, debugging, abuse prevention, safety review, personalization, service-specific improvement, and development or enhancement of the Services and Company technologies. Such activities do not necessarily constitute generalized model training.
Company will not use identifiable child Customer Content, biometric identifiers, biometric information, precise geolocation, authentication credentials, government identifiers, or other Sensitive Data for generalized AI-model training without separate, affirmative, informed opt-in consent specifically covering that use where required by applicable law or Company policy.
Company may offer optional controls or consent choices for use of additional categories of Customer Content in training or product improvement. Refusal to provide optional training consent will not prevent use of core paid Services unless the relevant feature cannot technically be provided without that processing and Company clearly discloses that condition in advance.
19. Service-Provider Restrictions
Contracted service providers may process Customer Content, Personal Information, Sensitive Data, and related information on Company’s behalf or for Company-authorized purposes, including documented, contracted, operational, developmental, safety, security, support, analytics, research, evaluation, testing, improvement, model, system, technology, and other lawful business purposes. Company may determine and modify the scope, conditions, safeguards, and permitted uses applicable to each provider, subject to applicable law, applicable notices and consents, Customer choices, and Company’s contractual commitments.
Subject to applicable law, applicable disclosures and consents, Customer choices, Company’s contractual commitments, and restrictions imposed by Company, service providers may use Customer Content, Personal Information, or related data to operate, support, secure, evaluate, test, improve, or develop services, models, systems, or technologies provided to, integrated with, commissioned by, or otherwise authorized by Company. A provider may use such information for its own independently offered or general-purpose models, products, services, research, or technologies only where the use is permitted by applicable law, consistent with applicable disclosures and consents, not prohibited by Company’s agreement with the provider, and expressly authorized by Company. If these Terms and the Privacy Policy conflict concerning the collection, use, disclosure, or processing of Personal Information by Company or its providers, the Privacy Policy and any more specific notice or consent control for that subject matter.
Company may provide additional notice, choice, or consent where Company determines that doing so is required by applicable law, the sensitivity of the information, the nature of the provider’s use, contractual obligations, or risk-management considerations.
Nothing in this Section overrides the specific restrictions applicable to Sensitive Data, identifiable child Customer Content, or biometric information under Section 18, Section 39, the Privacy Policy, or a more specific notice or consent.
20. Removal and Deletion Requests
You may request deletion of eligible Customer Content through available account tools or by contacting Company. Requests are subject to identity verification, the Privacy Policy, completed orders, pending disputes, legal obligations, fraud prevention, safety, financial-record retention, Marketplace rights, and backup cycling.
Where deletion would materially impair a pending custom order or active Marketplace listing, Company may require cancellation, withdrawal, replacement content, or completion of an applicable wind-down process.
Following deletion, withdrawal, account closure, or termination, Company may continue to retain and process information as described in the Privacy Policy, including for completed transactions, legal compliance, security, fraud prevention, dispute resolution, accounting, tax, Marketplace wind-down, suppression records, enforcement, service integrity, and ordinary backup cycling.
ARTICLE VI — COMPANY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND RIGHTS IN STORAIS
21. Ownership of Company IP
Company and its licensors own all right, title, and interest in Company IP. Except for the limited licenses expressly granted to Customer, no right, title, license, or interest in Company IP is transferred by access, purchase, generation, submission, or use of the Services.
Company IP includes Story Bibles and continuity systems created by or for Company, except that Customer retains underlying rights in Customer Content reflected within them. Company may reuse non-identifying structures, taxonomies, workflows, templates, formatting systems, narrative methods, and general know-how.
22. Ownership of Generated Content and Storais
As between Customer and Company, Company owns all right, title, and interest that exists under applicable law in Company IP and in protectable Company-created elements of Generated Content and Storais, including human-authored selection, coordination, arrangement, editing, adaptation, compilation, layout, design, continuity, branding, and other protectable contributions created by or for Company.
Some AI-generated elements may not qualify for copyright or other intellectual-property protection. Nothing in these Terms claims legal rights that cannot exist under applicable law. Where an element is not independently protectable, Customer’s right to use that element remains contractually limited to the licenses granted in these Terms.
23. Assignment of Customer-Vested Rights in Generated Content
To the extent transferable rights in Generated Content or a Storai vest in Customer rather than Company, Customer hereby presently assigns those rights to Company. To the extent rights cannot be assigned, Customer grants Company the broadest exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, transferable, and sublicensable license permitted by law.
This assignment does not transfer ownership of Customer Content, Customer’s preexisting intellectual property, or a person’s name, image, likeness, voice, privacy, or publicity rights except pursuant to licenses and releases expressly granted under these Terms or applicable Marketplace Terms. Customer will execute reasonable further assurances to confirm the intended ownership structure.
24. Moral Rights and Consents
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Customer waives and agrees not to assert moral rights, attribution rights, integrity rights, droit moral, or similar rights in Customer contributions incorporated into a Marketplace Storai. Where waiver is unavailable, Customer consents to editing, translation, adaptation, abridgment, formatting, combination, anonymization, and other uses permitted under the Marketplace Terms.
This Section does not authorize false endorsement or unlawful use of a person’s identity.
25. Personal-Use License
After full payment, Company grants Customer a limited, perpetual as to lawfully purchased and downloaded content, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable license to possess and use purchased Storais for personal, household, non-commercial, private-display, and ordinary gifting purposes.
This license may be suspended or terminated only for material breach, infringement, fraud, unlawful conduct, nonpayment, or a fraudulent or unresolved chargeback, and only to the extent permitted by law. Customer may give a purchased physical product as a personal gift.
26. Restrictions on Customer Use
Unless expressly authorized in writing or through Marketplace Terms, Customer may not reproduce, republish, distribute, manufacture, sublicense, sell copies as a business, publicly perform, commercially display, broadcast, tokenize, mint, train a model on, or otherwise commercialize a Storai or Company IP.
Customer may not remove proprietary notices, extract prompts or hidden instructions, separate Company assets for reuse, create confusingly similar products or services, or use Company output to develop, benchmark, train, fine-tune, evaluate, or improve a competing AI, publishing, personalization, recommendation, or content-generation system.
27. Trademarks, Titles, and Branding
Company trademarks, service marks, logos, trade dress, badges, publishing designations, and brand elements may not be used without written authorization. No purchase or Marketplace participation creates a franchise, agency, partnership, fiduciary relationship, joint venture, or employment relationship.
Company may reject or modify titles, series names, character names, seller names, metadata, packaging, or branding that Company reasonably believes may infringe rights, create confusion, violate law, or harm the Services or Company brand.
ARTICLE VII — MARKETPLACE, PUBLISHING, AND COMMERCIALIZATION
28. Private by Default
Every Storai is private by default. Generation, purchase, saving, or subscription enrollment does not submit a Storai for public sale, publication, advertising, or licensing.
If a Marketplace becomes available, you may affirmatively submit selected eligible Storais for review while keeping other Storais private. A Storai remains private during review unless you separately authorize a public preview or promotional use.
29. Marketplace Submission and Acceptance
Submission does not guarantee acceptance. Company may approve, reject, condition, categorize, edit non-material listing information, require revisions, price, suspend, remove, or discontinue a submission based on rights, safety, quality, editorial, technical, commercial, legal, tax, territorial, or brand considerations.
“Written acceptance” may consist of an email, dashboard notice, electronic Marketplace agreement, or other electronic record issued by Company confirming acceptance. Marketplace rights begin only upon written acceptance and completion of any required Marketplace Terms, releases, tax information, payment setup, or identity verification.
30. Marketplace Rights Grant
For each accepted Storai, Customer grants Company the worldwide, exclusive, transferable, sublicensable, royalty-bearing or revenue-sharing rights stated in the Marketplace Terms to reproduce, adapt, edit, translate, display, perform, advertise, promote, package, manufacture, distribute, sell, license, and otherwise commercialize the accepted Storai and authorized Customer Content incorporated into it.
Rights may include print, digital, audio, translation, merchandise, retail, wholesale, subscription, educational, promotional, interactive, adaptation, and future-format rights, but only to the extent identified in the Marketplace Terms or applicable rights election.
31. Marketplace Exclusivity
Unless Company authorizes otherwise in a signed writing, exclusivity begins upon written acceptance and continues while the applicable listing or license remains active, including any stated wind-down or sell-off period.
Exclusivity applies only to the accepted Storai, editions, assets, territories, media, and derivative rights identified in the Marketplace Terms. It does not prohibit Customer from independently using underlying Customer Content, facts, ideas, names, life events, or general themes in a manner that does not reproduce, exploit, or create consumer confusion with the accepted Storai or Company IP.
32. Marketplace Restrictions on Customer
During exclusivity, Customer may not commercialize the covered Storai or covered rights through Amazon, KDP, Etsy, Shopify, eBay, crowdfunding sites, third-party publishers, retailers, social-commerce platforms, NFT or blockchain marketplaces, app stores, or other channels unless authorized by Company.
Company may sublicense covered rights to printers, distributors, retailers, platforms, publishers, licensees, broadcasters, educational partners, promotional partners, manufacturers, and other commercial partners.
33. Marketplace Economics
Royalties, revenue shares, commissions, reserves, deductions, refunds, chargebacks, taxes, payment thresholds, statement timing, audit rights, currency conversion, withholding, and unclaimed funds are governed by the Marketplace Terms. No compensation is owed merely for submission, review, rejection, or internal evaluation.
Company may set and modify retail, wholesale, promotional, subscription, territorial, and licensing prices unless the Marketplace Terms expressly provide otherwise.
34. Marketplace Withdrawal and Wind-Down
Customer may request withdrawal as provided in the Marketplace Terms. Withdrawal does not affect completed sales, previously granted sublicenses, manufactured or ordered inventory, replacement obligations, retailer or distributor inventory, previously purchased digital files, accrued fees, tax records, legal claims, support obligations, or rights reasonably necessary for wind-down.
Unless the Marketplace Terms state a different period, Company may continue ordinary sell-off and wind-down activity for up to twelve months after withdrawal. Existing sublicenses, licenses with fixed terms, and inventory commitments may continue according to their terms. Company may remove, replace, fictionalize, de-identify, or materially modify identifying Customer Content and may continue exploiting, licensing, adapting, or commercializing the resulting version to the fullest extent permitted by law, the Marketplace Terms, the Privacy Policy, applicable consents, and Company’s contractual commitments. Where required by applicable law, the resulting version will no longer be reasonably linkable to the Customer or another depicted person.
35. Marketplace Suspension and Removal
Company may suspend, limit, delist, or remove a Marketplace Storai for rights disputes, legal risk, safety concerns, content-policy violations, poor quality, fraud, payment issues, customer complaints, reputational concerns, commercial performance, discontinuation, or other legitimate business reasons.
Removal of a listing does not automatically terminate accrued rights, completed transactions, existing licenses, payment obligations, or wind-down rights.
ARTICLE VIII — CHILDREN, LIKENESSES, BIOMETRICS, AND PRIVACY
36. Children’s Information and Parental Authority
The Services are adult-directed. If you submit information about a minor, you represent that you are the minor’s parent or legal guardian or otherwise possess legally sufficient authority and all required permissions.
Where Company has actual knowledge that Personal Information is collected directly from a child under thirteen, or another protected age under applicable law, Company will provide required notice and obtain verifiable parental consent before collection, use, or disclosure unless a legal exception applies.
37. Minor Likeness and Marketplace Restrictions
Company will not knowingly publicly publish, market, license, or commercially distribute a Storai containing an identifiable minor’s name, photograph, voice, likeness, biography, or other Personal Information without the parental or legal-guardian consents and releases Company determines are required.
Company may require identifying details to be removed, replaced, fictionalized, or anonymized before Marketplace publication. Company may require, and will obtain where legally required, additional parental or guardian consent, releases, verification, or authorization for targeted advertising, independent third-party disclosure, generalized model training, digital replicas, voice use, public promotion, endorsements, testimonials, or materially different uses.
38. School, Group, and Professional Submissions
If Customer Content concerns students, teams, classrooms, camps, organizations, employees, clients, patients, congregants, or other groups, you represent that you have authority to submit it and that all organizational, parental, participant, photographer, and institutional permissions have been obtained.
Company may require a separate organizational agreement, data-processing arrangement, participant release, parental consent, or proof of authority.
39. Biometric, Facial, Voice, and Digital-Replica Processing
Photographs, video, audio, and voice recordings may be processed to create illustrations, character renderings, voice stylizations, likenesses, personalized products, or other requested outputs. A photograph or ordinary recording is not necessarily biometric information; extraction of face geometry, voiceprints, or other identifiers may trigger biometric laws.
Where legally required, Company will provide a separate written notice and obtain the required written release or consent before initiating extraction, collection, or generation of a biometric identifier or biometric template. Applicable notice may describe collection, purpose, duration, use, disclosure, retention, security, and destruction practices.
Company will not sell, lease, trade, or otherwise profit from biometric identifiers or biometric information where prohibited by law. Company will maintain any legally required public retention and destruction policy and will protect biometric information using at least the reasonable standard of care applied to similarly sensitive confidential information.
Consent to create an illustrated likeness does not by itself authorize creation of a photorealistic digital replica, reusable face model, synthetic voice clone, reusable voice model, endorsement, or public promotional asset. Company may require separate authorization for those uses where required by applicable law, Company policy, the applicable release, or the context of collection.
40. Privacy Policy
Company’s collection, use, disclosure, retention, security, international transfer, and consumer-rights practices are described in the separate Privacy Policy and applicable just-in-time notices. These Terms do not replace the Privacy Policy.
No provision in these Terms waives or limits privacy, biometric, children’s-data, consumer, or other statutory rights that cannot lawfully be waived or limited.
41. No Archival Guarantee
The Services are not an archival, records-management, or backup service. Company may archive or delete inactive accounts, drafts, previews, generated assets, Customer Content, and incomplete projects under its retention practices.
You should maintain independent copies of Customer Content and purchased digital files you wish to preserve. Company is not responsible for loss of content caused by Customer deletion, account termination, file corruption, discontinued features, or retention limits, except to the extent required by law.
ARTICLE IX — ACCEPTABLE USE, SAFETY, AND ENFORCEMENT
42. General Acceptable Use
You may use the Services only for lawful purposes and in accordance with these Terms. You may not use the Services to violate law, facilitate fraud, impersonate another person, misappropriate identity, deceive consumers, harass or threaten others, infringe rights, or create unlawful or harmful content.
43. Prohibited Content
Prohibited content includes child sexual exploitation material; sexualized depictions of minors; non-consensual intimate imagery; unlawful threats; violent-extremist content; targeted harassment; doxxing; unlawful discrimination; malware; fraud; trafficking; instructions to commit serious wrongdoing; and unauthorized copyrighted, trademarked, confidential, or proprietary material.
Company may adopt and update additional content standards, safety rules, and category restrictions. Those rules are incorporated when presented through the Services.
44. Prohibited Technical Conduct
You may not: interfere with security or availability; introduce malicious code; scrape, crawl, harvest, or systematically extract content or data; reverse engineer or attempt to discover source code, prompts, weights, model architecture, hidden instructions, security controls, or non-public APIs; evade limits; conduct unauthorized penetration testing; or access accounts, systems, or data without permission.
You may not use automated means to generate content at scale, create competing datasets, reproduce Company catalogs, or burden infrastructure without written authorization.
45. Competing AI and Model-Training Restrictions
You may not use the Services, Company IP, Storais, Generated Content, non-public outputs, prompt-response pairs, evaluations, classifications, or Platform Data to train, fine-tune, benchmark, test, validate, distill, imitate, or improve any competing AI, model, publishing platform, recommendation system, personalization service, or commercial dataset without Company’s written authorization.
Publicly available marketing materials may be used only in ordinary lawful ways and not to reconstruct Company systems, assets, catalogs, or workflows.
46. Moderation and Enforcement
Company may, but is not obligated to, review Customer Content, Generated Content, orders, accounts, and Marketplace submissions. Company may reject, block, remove, cancel, suspend, restrict, quarantine, preserve, or terminate content, projects, orders, subscriptions, listings, or accounts when Company reasonably believes there is a legal, rights, safety, security, payment, integrity, operational, community, or brand risk.
Company may preserve and disclose information as reasonably necessary to investigate misconduct, protect users, enforce rights, respond to legal process, prevent fraud, or comply with law. Where permitted by law, Company may withhold or reduce refunds if material costs were incurred because of Customer’s violation.
ARTICLE X — AI DISCLOSURES AND CUSTOMER REVIEW
47. AI-Assisted Creation
The Services use AI, automation, and human-assisted processes. Generated Content may reflect creative interpretation and may contain repetition, omissions, factual errors, historical inaccuracies, translation errors, visual artifacts, continuity inconsistencies, or similarities to other outputs.
Company does not guarantee that Generated Content will be unique, copyrightable, registrable, accurate, non-infringing, or suitable for any particular use.
48. No Professional Advice
Generated Content is for creative and informational purposes and is not medical, psychological, developmental, educational-placement, legal, financial, tax, religious, therapeutic, emergency, or safety-critical advice. You must not rely on it for decisions requiring professional judgment.
49. Likeness and Creative Variation
AI-generated illustrations, image adaptations, voice stylizations, character renderings, and merchandise designs may not precisely match photographs, voices, ages, facial features, proportions, expressions, colors, or expectations.
Reasonable artistic, color, crop, print, trim, style, material, screen-display, or layout variation is not a manufacturing defect or automatic basis for refund.
50. Customer Review and Approval
You are responsible for reviewing names, spelling, dates, images, relationships, story details, sensitive subjects, themes to avoid, layouts, quantities, products, and shipping information before approval.
Previews may not show every production characteristic. Once a project enters editorial processing, generation, print queue, manufacturing, fulfillment, or another irreversible stage, it may not be cancelable or editable.
51. Production Lock and Regeneration
Company may limit revisions, regenerations, previews, or edits. Unless otherwise stated at checkout, regenerations are discretionary and may be limited by product, plan, technical feasibility, safety, cost, or production status.
If Company permits cancellation or editing before production, it may deduct or charge non-recoverable generation, design, processing, payment, manufacturing, or administrative costs to the extent permitted by law.
ARTICLE XI — ORDERS, PAYMENTS, CUSTOM PRODUCTS, AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
52. Pricing and Availability
Prices, fees, shipping charges, subscriptions, promotions, product specifications, availability, and Marketplace economics may change prospectively. Company may correct typographical, pricing, listing, or availability errors; limit quantities; reject orders; or cancel transactions affected by material error.
Promotions may be subject to separate conditions and may not be combined unless expressly stated.
53. Payments and Authorization
You authorize Company and its payment processors to charge your selected payment method for disclosed purchases, subscriptions, shipping, taxes, duties, and fees. You represent that you are authorized to use the payment method and that billing information is accurate.
Company may require preauthorization, deposits, installment payments, identity verification, or updated payment credentials. Failure of payment may delay, suspend, or cancel Services.
54. Taxes, Duties, and International Charges
You are responsible for applicable sales tax, use tax, VAT, GST, customs, duties, brokerage, import fees, and governmental assessments unless expressly included. Company may collect and remit taxes where required.
International customers are responsible for import eligibility and may experience customs delay, inspection, or additional charges.
55. Custom and Personalized Products
Storais and related products are personalized, generated, custom-manufactured, or made to order. Except as required by law or expressly stated at checkout, all sales are final and custom products are not returnable, refundable, or exchangeable based on preference, creative dissatisfaction, minor variation, or Customer error.
Nothing in this Section limits remedies for qualifying manufacturing defects, material nonconformity, shipping damage, or rights that cannot be waived.
56. Defects and Replacement Claims
If a physical product arrives with missing pages, material binding failure, major manufacturing misprint, material manufacturing defect, or shipping damage, you must notify Company within fourteen calendar days after delivery and provide the order number, description, and reasonable photographic evidence.
Company may inspect the claim and, at its option and subject to law, replace, reprint, repair, issue store credit, refund the affected item, or provide another legally sufficient remedy. Company may require return or destruction of the defective item.
57. Shipping, Delivery, and Risk of Loss
Production and delivery dates are estimates. Company is not responsible for delay caused by printers, manufacturers, carriers, customs, weather, supply-chain disruption, labor action, governmental action, incorrect addresses, force majeure, or events outside Company’s reasonable control.
You are responsible for accurate delivery information and may be charged for address correction, storage, return, or reshipment. Title and risk of loss pass upon delivery to the designated recipient, except where applicable law requires otherwise.
58. Gift Purchases
You may purchase eligible products as gifts. You are responsible for obtaining permission to submit Customer Content concerning the recipient or other depicted persons and for ensuring that delivery does not violate law, restraining orders, privacy rights, or safety concerns.
Gift recipients do not acquire commercialization rights merely by receiving a product.
59. Chargebacks and Payment Disputes
You should contact Company before initiating a payment dispute. Fraudulent, duplicative, or abusive chargebacks may result in suspension, termination, collection activity, cancellation of pending orders, or legal action.
Company may provide payment processors, banks, card networks, arbitrators, and courts with relevant approvals, communications, production records, delivery records, account activity, and acceptance logs.
60. Subscriptions and Automatic Renewal
Before enrollment, Company will present the material subscription terms, including price, billing frequency, renewal, trial conversion, production cutoff, cancellation method, and material restrictions, as required by law. By affirmatively enrolling, you authorize recurring charges until cancellation.
Company will maintain records of consent where required, provide a reasonably simple cancellation mechanism, and provide renewal or trial-conversion reminders where required by applicable law. Online enrollment will include online cancellation where required.
Cancellation stops future renewals but does not reverse completed charges, delivered benefits, or content already in production, except where law requires otherwise. Checkout disclosures for a specific subscription control over conflicting general language in these Terms.
61. Subscription Changes and Failed Payments
Company may change subscription prices, benefits, cadence, or material terms prospectively with the notice and consent required by law. If a payment fails, Company may retry, suspend benefits, pause production, downgrade access, or cancel the subscription.
Credits, unused benefits, and rollover rights are governed by the applicable subscription terms and may expire where legally permitted.
If Company cancels a paid order or terminates a paid Service for reasons unrelated to Customer breach, fraud, payment failure, unlawful conduct, or force majeure, Company may provide a refund, credit, replacement, substitute benefit, or other remedy determined by Company, subject to applicable law and the applicable checkout terms.
ARTICLE XII — THIRD-PARTY SERVICES, INTELLECTUAL-PROPERTY COMPLAINTS, AND COMPLIANCE
62. Third-Party Services and Vendors
Company may use third parties for hosting, AI processing, payments, printing, manufacturing, fulfillment, shipping, analytics, communications, identity verification, age assurance, fraud prevention, moderation, and support. Third-party services may be governed by separate terms.
Company remains responsible to the extent required by law for selecting and overseeing processors and for representations Company makes about their permitted use of Customer information.
63. Third-Party Links and Integrations
The Services may link to or integrate with third-party sites, platforms, stores, social networks, payment systems, or services. Company does not control and is not responsible for third-party content, security, availability, terms, or privacy practices.
Your use of third-party services is at your own risk and subject to their terms.
64. Copyright Complaints and DMCA
A copyright owner or authorized agent may submit a notice identifying the copyrighted work, allegedly infringing material, contact information, a good-faith statement, a statement under penalty of perjury, and a physical or electronic signature.
Notices should be sent to: Designated Copyright Agent, Storaiverse Inc., c/o Goldberg Cohen, 1350 Avenue of the Americas, 3rd Floor, New York, New York 10019, USA; [email protected]. This information supplements, and does not replace, any designated-agent registration maintained with the U.S. Copyright Office.
Company may request additional information, remove or disable material, notify the affected user, process valid counter-notices, restore material where appropriate, and terminate repeat infringers.
65. Trademark and Other Rights Complaints
Complaints concerning trademarks, publicity rights, privacy, impersonation, confidentiality, or other rights should be sent to [email protected] with identification of the right, the challenged material, the claimant’s authority, contact information, and supporting documentation.
Company may act on complaints in its discretion and may require a court order or additional evidence where rights are disputed.
66. Export Controls and Sanctions
You may not use the Services in violation of U.S. export-control, sanctions, anti-boycott, or trade laws; on behalf of prohibited persons; from prohibited locations; or for prohibited end uses.
Company may screen transactions, request information, block access, cancel orders, or retain records where reasonably necessary for compliance.
67. Accessibility
Company seeks to improve accessibility and usability consistent with applicable standards and practical capabilities. Accessibility requests may be directed to [email protected].
Alternative formats or reasonable assistance may be available depending on the content, product, technology, and request.
ARTICLE XIII — FEEDBACK AND COMMUNICATIONS
68. Feedback and Suggestions
You may provide feedback voluntarily. You assign to Company any transferable rights in feedback and otherwise grant Company a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, transferable, sublicensable license to use feedback without attribution or compensation.
This Section does not transfer ownership of Customer Content merely because it is submitted in connection with feedback or support.
69. Electronic Communications
You consent to receive electronic agreements, receipts, order updates, subscription notices, billing notices, policy updates, account notices, and legal communications. Electronic records and acceptance have the same effect as paper records and handwritten signatures to the extent permitted by law.
You are responsible for maintaining a valid email address and reviewing communications. Notices are effective when sent, posted, or made available as permitted by law.
70. Marketing Communications
Company may send marketing communications where permitted by law. You may opt out through the provided mechanism, but may continue to receive transactional, security, legal, billing, and account communications.
Consent to marketing is not a condition of purchasing where prohibited by law.
ARTICLE XIV — DISCLAIMERS, LIABILITY, AND INDEMNIFICATION
71. Disclaimer of Warranties
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE SERVICES, STORAIS, GENERATED CONTENT, MARKETPLACE FEATURES, DIGITAL CONTENT, AND PRODUCTS ARE PROVIDED “AS IS,” “AS AVAILABLE,” AND WITH ALL FAULTS. COMPANY DISCLAIMS EXPRESS, IMPLIED, AND STATUTORY WARRANTIES, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, ACCURACY, QUIET ENJOYMENT, AVAILABILITY, SECURITY, AND ERROR-FREE OPERATION.
COMPANY DOES NOT WARRANT THAT OUTPUTS WILL BE UNIQUE, COPYRIGHTABLE, REGISTRABLE, ACCURATE, OR FREE OF THIRD-PARTY CLAIMS; THAT ALL ERRORS WILL BE CORRECTED; THAT A MARKETPLACE WILL LAUNCH; OR THAT ANY STORAI WILL BE ACCEPTED, PUBLISHED, SOLD, OR GENERATE REVENUE. NON-WAIVABLE WARRANTIES AND CONSUMER RIGHTS REMAIN UNAFFECTED.
72. Limitation of Liability
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, COMPANY AND ITS AFFILIATES, LICENSORS, PROCESSORS, OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS, AND AGENTS WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES; LOST PROFITS; LOST REVENUE; LOST DATA; BUSINESS INTERRUPTION; EMOTIONAL DISTRESS; CREATIVE DISSATISFACTION; MISSED GIFTING DEADLINES; LOSS OF MARKETPLACE OPPORTUNITY; OR LOSS OF GOODWILL, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY.
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, COMPANY’S AGGREGATE LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE SERVICES OR THESE TERMS WILL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF: (A) AMOUNTS ACTUALLY PAID BY CUSTOMER TO COMPANY DURING THE TWELVE MONTHS PRECEDING THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM; OR (B) US $100.
These limitations apply to privacy, security, and data-related claims only to the extent permitted by applicable law and do not limit statutory remedies that cannot lawfully be waived or restricted.
73. Allocation of Risk
The disclaimers and limitations in these Terms are material elements of the bargain between Customer and Company and apply even if a limited remedy fails of its essential purpose.
Some jurisdictions do not allow certain exclusions or limitations. In those jurisdictions, the exclusions and limitations apply only to the maximum extent permitted.
74. Customer Indemnification
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Customer will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Company and its affiliates, licensors, processors, officers, directors, employees, contractors, successors, and assigns from third-party claims, liabilities, damages, judgments, settlements, penalties, costs, and reasonable attorneys’ fees to the extent arising from or caused by Customer Content; lack of required rights or consent; infringement, privacy, publicity, biometric, or consent claims; unauthorized child-related submissions; Marketplace activity; fraudulent chargebacks; breach of these Terms; or violation of law or third-party rights.
Customer has no indemnification obligation to the extent a claim results from Company’s breach of these Terms, violation of law, gross negligence, willful misconduct, or unauthorized use of Customer Content.
Company may assume control of the defense and settlement at Customer’s expense, and Customer will reasonably cooperate. Customer may not settle a claim imposing liability, admission, restriction, or obligation on Company without Company’s written consent.
Company will provide notice of a claim when reasonably practicable, but delayed notice relieves Customer only to the extent Customer is materially prejudiced. Company may settle a claim in its discretion, provided Company will not agree to a settlement imposing a direct non-monetary obligation on Customer without Customer’s consent, not to be unreasonably withheld.
75. Force Majeure
Company is not liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including natural disaster, fire, flood, severe weather, war, terrorism, civil unrest, cyberattack, utility or internet failure, printer or carrier failure, labor dispute, supply shortage, epidemic, pandemic, governmental action, sanctions, customs delay, or critical third-party failure.
Company may allocate limited inventory, capacity, or resources among customers and products in a commercially reasonable manner during such events.
ARTICLE XV — DISPUTE RESOLUTION
76. Informal Dispute Resolution
Before filing arbitration or a lawsuit, the claimant must send an individualized written notice describing the claimant, account or order, relevant facts, legal basis, requested relief, and supporting documentation and allow thirty calendar days for good-faith resolution.
Notices to Company must be sent to [email protected] or by mail to Storaiverse Inc., c/o Goldberg Cohen, 1350 Avenue of the Americas, 3rd Floor, New York, New York 10019, USA. Applicable limitations periods are tolled during the thirty-day process to the extent permitted by law.
A routine privacy-rights request, cookie choice, consent withdrawal, statutory appeal, or regulatory inquiry submitted through procedures described in the Privacy Policy is not itself a dispute notice under this Section. Nothing in these Terms prevents an individual from communicating with or filing a complaint before a data-protection, consumer-protection, law-enforcement, or other governmental authority where applicable law permits that communication or complaint.
77. Binding Individual Arbitration
Except for eligible small-claims matters and requests for temporary or preliminary injunctive relief concerning intellectual property, unauthorized access, security, or misuse of the Services, disputes arising from these Terms, the Services, a Storai, a purchase, a subscription, or the parties’ relationship will be resolved by confidential, binding, individual arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) under the rules applicable to the dispute.
The Federal Arbitration Act governs this arbitration agreement. Arbitration may occur remotely, in the county of Customer’s residence, or at another mutually agreed location, subject to applicable consumer-arbitration rules. The arbitrator may award any individual remedy available in court but may not consolidate claims or preside over class, representative, or private-attorney-general proceedings unless all parties consent in writing.
78. Jury-Trial and Class-Action Waiver
CUSTOMER AND COMPANY EACH WAIVE THE RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL AND TO PARTICIPATE IN A CLASS ACTION, CLASS ARBITRATION, REPRESENTATIVE ACTION, OR PRIVATE-ATTORNEY-GENERAL ACTION TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.
If a portion of the class or representative-action waiver is finally determined unenforceable as to a particular claim or remedy, that portion will be severed and proceed in court while arbitrable claims remain in arbitration to the extent permitted by law.
79. Small-Claims Court
Either party may elect to have an eligible individual claim resolved in small-claims court, including after an arbitration demand has been filed but before an arbitrator is appointed, to the extent permitted by applicable rules and law.
The claim must remain individual and within the jurisdictional limits of the small-claims court.
80. Arbitration Fees and Remedies
Arbitration fees will be allocated under applicable AAA rules and law. Company will pay fees it is required to pay under applicable consumer rules and may advance additional fees where necessary to ensure access to arbitration.
The arbitrator may award declaratory, injunctive, statutory, compensatory, fee-shifting, or other individual relief available under applicable law, but may award relief only to the individual claimant and only to the extent necessary to resolve that claimant’s claim.
81. Arbitration Opt-Out
Customer may opt out of Sections 77 and 78 by sending a signed written notice within thirty days after first accepting these Terms. The notice must include Customer’s full name, account email, mailing address, and a clear statement that Customer opts out of arbitration.
The notice may be sent either to [email protected] or by mail to the legal-notice address in Section 1. Opting out will not affect access to the Services or other Terms. An opt-out applies only to the individual who timely submitted it.
82. Mass Arbitration
If the AAA determines that twenty-five or more substantially similar consumer arbitration demands filed against Company involve consistent or coordinated representation, the AAA Mass Arbitration Supplementary Rules and applicable fee schedule will govern in addition to the underlying consumer rules.
The AAA-appointed process arbitrator may establish batching, sequencing, mediation, bellwether, tolling, filing, and administrative procedures consistent with those rules. Nothing in this Section authorizes collective adjudication of the merits or eliminates a claimant’s right to an individual determination unless all affected parties agree.
83. Injunctive Relief and Intellectual Property
Either party may seek temporary, preliminary, or emergency injunctive relief in a court of competent jurisdiction to prevent actual or threatened infringement, misappropriation, unauthorized access, security compromise, or misuse of intellectual property while arbitration is pending.
Seeking such relief does not waive arbitration of the underlying dispute.
Nothing in these Terms waives a right to seek public injunctive relief where applicable law provides that the right cannot be waived or required to proceed exclusively in arbitration.
84. Governing Law and Court Jurisdiction
Subject to the Federal Arbitration Act and non-waivable law, these Terms are governed by Wyoming law without regard to conflict-of-laws principles.
For disputes not subject to arbitration, the parties consent to state or federal courts having jurisdiction over the Company, except where applicable consumer law requires another forum. Company may seek protective or injunctive relief in any court with jurisdiction over the defendant or relevant property.
ARTICLE XVI — TERMINATION AND GENERAL LEGAL TERMS
85. Suspension and Termination
You may stop using the Services at any time. Company may suspend or terminate accounts, projects, subscriptions, licenses, Marketplace privileges, or access for breach, legal risk, rights disputes, safety concerns, security threats, nonpayment, fraud, discontinued Services, or other legitimate business reasons.
Where required by law, Company will provide notice or an opportunity to cure. Immediate action may be taken where necessary to protect persons, rights, data, systems, payments, or legal compliance.
86. Effect of Termination
Termination may end access to accounts, drafts, saved projects, continuity tools, subscription benefits, and Marketplace features. Customer remains responsible for accrued charges and obligations.
Ownership provisions, assignments, licenses necessary for completed transactions, Marketplace wind-down rights, payment obligations, restrictions, disclaimers, limitations, indemnification, dispute provisions, and general legal terms survive as necessary to give them effect.
87. Changes to These Terms
Company may revise these Terms prospectively. Company will post revised Terms and update the Last Updated date. Company will provide additional notice and obtain renewed assent where required for material changes, including changes to ownership, data-training rights, recurring charges, arbitration, or Marketplace exclusivity.
Changes will not retroactively transfer ownership of Customer Content, authorize public Marketplace publication of a private Storai, or apply a materially revised arbitration provision to a dispute of which Company had actual written notice before the revision unless Customer expressly agrees.
88. Assignment
Customer may not assign or transfer these Terms, an account, a personal-use license, or Marketplace rights without Company’s written consent.
Company may assign or transfer these Terms in connection with financing, merger, acquisition, reorganization, asset sale, corporate restructuring, affiliate transfer, or transfer of the Services, provided the assignee assumes applicable obligations.
89. Entire Agreement
These Terms, the Privacy Policy, applicable checkout terms, subscription disclosures, Marketplace Terms, separate consents and releases, and order-specific terms constitute the entire agreement concerning their subject matter and supersede prior or contemporaneous understandings concerning that subject matter.
Marketing statements, illustrations, demonstrations, and support communications do not create warranties or modify these Terms unless expressly incorporated into an accepted written agreement.
90. Severability and Reformation
If any provision is invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, it will be enforced to the maximum lawful extent and modified or severed only as necessary, without affecting the remainder.
The parties intend that any overbroad restriction be reformed to the narrowest enforceable scope consistent with its purpose, except where applicable law prohibits judicial reformation.
91. No Waiver
Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. A waiver must be in writing and applies only to the specific instance stated.
Acceptance of late performance, partial payment, or continued use does not waive future compliance.
92. No Third-Party Beneficiaries
Except for indemnified parties, licensors, service providers protected by disclaimers or limitations, and permitted successors and assigns, these Terms create no third-party beneficiary rights.
93. Interpretation
“Including” means “including without limitation.” Headings are for convenience. Singular includes plural and vice versa as context requires. “Written” and “writing” include legally valid electronic records.
No presumption against the drafter applies. If translated, the English version controls to the extent permitted by law unless the translated version expressly states otherwise.
94. Notices
Company may provide notices electronically, through the Services, by email, by posting, or using Customer’s contact information. Legal notices to Company must be sent as stated in Section 1 unless applicable law permits another method.
General customer-support communications do not constitute legal notice.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
BY USING THE SERVICES, CUSTOMER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT CUSTOMER HAS READ, UNDERSTANDS, AND AGREES TO THESE TERMS, INCLUDING THE CUSTOMER-CONTENT LICENSES, AI AND INTELLECTUAL-PROPERTY PROVISIONS, PERSONAL-USE RESTRICTIONS, PRIVATE-BY-DEFAULT MARKETPLACE MODEL, AUTOMATIC-RENEWAL TERMS, WARRANTY DISCLAIMERS, LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY, INDEMNIFICATION OBLIGATIONS, BINDING ARBITRATION AGREEMENT, ARBITRATION OPT-OUT, JURY-TRIAL WAIVER, AND CLASS-ACTION WAIVER.
END OF TERMS — VERSION 4.0
