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Updated 1 August 2026

Terms & Conditions

These terms govern your use of coodecraft.com, purchases from the Code Craft marketplace, and engagement of Code Craft's agency services. By using the site or buying from us, you agree to them. They're written to be read, not to hide things.

1. Who we are

'Code Craft' operates coodecraft.com — a web development & digital marketing agency and a marketplace of software products (WordPress/WooCommerce plugins, themes and business software).

2. Marketplace licenses

When you buy a product you're buying a license, not the copyright:

  • Monthly and yearly licenses cover one production site (plus staging) per license; lifetime licenses cover up to three sites.
  • Licenses activate against our license server with a unique key. Sharing, reselling or publishing keys is prohibited and voids the license.
  • Active licenses include updates and support for their term. When a license lapses, installed software keeps working, but updates, Pro features requiring validation, and support pause until renewal.
  • Free core versions are licensed under their published open-source terms (GPL for WordPress plugins).
  • You may not remove license checks, resell our products as your own, or use our products to build directly competing products.

3. Pricing & payment

Prices are shown in USD with indicative regional conversions; the checkout amount is authoritative. Prices may change over time and during promotional periods — the price you pay at purchase is locked for that license term. Subscription licenses renew at the then-current price with advance email notice. Orders paid by manual methods (bank transfer, crypto) are fulfilled once payment is confirmed.

4. Agency services

Service engagements (development, design, marketing) are governed by their individual proposals/quotes, which set scope, deliverables, timeline and price. Unless a proposal says otherwise:

  • Quotes are fixed for the stated scope; changes are agreed in writing before extra cost is incurred.
  • Fifty percent deposit begins work; the balance is due at completion before final handover, unless the proposal sets milestones.
  • On full payment you own the deliverables — code, designs, content — excluding our pre-existing tools and third-party components, which are licensed to you.
  • Both sides may end an engagement with 14 days' written notice; you pay for work completed to date and receive everything produced.

5. Acceptable use

You agree not to misuse the site or products: no unlawful use, no attempting to breach security or license systems, no scraping the store at abusive volume, no uploading malicious content, and no using our contact channels to spam.

6. Warranties & liability

Products are provided 'as is' with the care described on their product pages; we warrant they'll perform materially as documented and will fix reported defects in supported versions. To the maximum extent permitted by law, our total liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid us in the twelve months before the claim. We are not liable for indirect losses (lost profits, lost data) — keep backups, and see our Migration & Backup plugin for exactly that.

7. Refunds

Marketplace purchases carry a 14-day money-back guarantee; see the Refund Policy for the specifics. Service engagement refunds are governed by their proposals.

8. Intellectual property

The Code Craft name, logo, website content and product code are our intellectual property. Product names (WishKeep, SwiftSearch, PopForge, Vitrina and others) are our brands. Nothing in these terms transfers ownership except deliverables as described under Agency services.

9. Governing law & disputes

These terms are governed by the laws of our operating jurisdiction. Before any formal dispute, both sides agree to try good-faith resolution by email — most issues are solved in one conversation. Formal disputes go to the competent courts of our registered jurisdiction.

10. Changes

We may update these terms; the date above changes when we do, and material changes are notified to account holders by email. Continued use after changes constitutes acceptance.

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