01
You can take your member list with you.
If we stop working together, you can ask for your member list and we hand it over. It is
free, and the obligation runs for thirty days after the end of the agreement. You do not
have to negotiate for it and you do not have to explain why you want it.
This is written into the agreement specifically to override the general
terms above it, which on their own would have left us owing you no export at all. That
override is the point of the term: the people who signed up in your store are your
relationships, and an app vendor should not be able to hold them.
One request, free, within thirty days of the end. In writing, in the agreement.
02
What you send is yours, and so is what it says.
You write and publish your own messages, your own promotions and your own prices. We
supply the tool that sends them; we do not review, approve or edit what goes out, and the
agreement says that plainly rather than leaving it to be assumed.
The reason is worth stating in the open: a vendor who edits your claims becomes a
second opinion on your pricing and your promotions, and that is a slow way to lose
control of your own storefront. You keep the pen. You also keep responsibility for what
you write with it — the accuracy of a claim, a promotion or a price is yours.
03
An age gate is a feature, not a legal opinion.
Where we provide an age gate, it is a technical feature and the agreement describes it as
one. We do not represent that it satisfies any particular legal requirement
in your state, your county or your licence conditions.
You warrant your own licensing and your own compliance. We say this here, on a public
page, rather than only in a signed document, because a regulated retailer deserves to know
before the first conversation that we are not selling a compliance product and will not
pretend to be one.