General Terms of Sale

Last updated: July 2026


Article 0 — Preamble

These General Terms of Sale (TOS) exclusively govern the purchase of Credits allowing the use of paid features on the Preptika Service. They supplement, without replacing, the General Terms of Use (TOU), available on the Terms of Use page, which describe the general operation of the Service, acceptable use, support, and intellectual property.

By purchasing Credits, the User fully and unreservedly accepts these Terms of Sale in addition to the Terms of Use.


Article 1 — Definitions


Article 2 — Identification of the Seller and Role of the Merchant of Record

Credits are sold by Yann [NAME], natural person, contact: support@preptika.com.

Payment transactions, billing, and the refund process related to the right of withdrawal are handled by Lemon Squeezy, acting as reseller of the Credits on behalf of the Seller as Merchant of Record. Lemon Squeezy is the User's contractual partner for payment, invoicing, and refunds; the Seller remains responsible for providing the Service itself.


Article 3 — Pricing, Beta Offer & Credit System

3.1. Phase 1: Beta Test Offer & Founding Members (Current)

During the Beta Test phase, access to the Service is structured based on the User's sign-up date:

3.2. Phase 2: Commercial Launch Version 1.0 (Paid)

Upon switching to the paid Version 1.0, the following welcome credits will be automatically granted to registered Beta Users:

3.3. Credit Consumption and Computation Rules (Version 1.0)

3.4. Credit Pack prices applicable for Phase 2 will be displayed directly on the Platform upon commercial launch. No recurring auto-renewal subscription is enforced by default.


Article 4 — Order and Payment Terms

4.1. The order is confirmed once the User validates their purchase and processes payment through Lemon Squeezy.

4.2. Payment is made exclusively through Lemon Squeezy, which accepts major payment methods (credit cards, and where available, PayPal, Apple Pay, etc.).

4.3. The User's account is automatically credited upon receipt of payment confirmation via the Lemon Squeezy webhook system.

4.4. In the event of a technical issue crediting the account despite successful payment, the User may report it via the contact channel described in the TOU. Regularization will be performed as soon as possible.


Article 5 — Right of Withdrawal (EU/France) and Refund Policy (US)

5.1. Nature of Digital Content. Credits provide access to digital content not supplied on a tangible medium, within the meaning of Directive 2011/83/EU.

5.2. Express Waiver of Right of Withdrawal. In accordance with consumer regulations, the right of withdrawal cannot be exercised for the supply of digital content not delivered on a physical medium once performance has begun with the consumer's prior express consent and acknowledgment that they thereby lose their right of withdrawal.

Consequently, at checkout, the consumer User must:

5.3. As long as Credits remain unused (no Processing performed), the EU consumer retains their 14-day right of withdrawal if they have not expressly waived it under 5.2, and may request a full refund via Lemon Squeezy.

5.4. Immediate Execution and Non-Refundability of AI Computations. In accordance with regulations on digital content and immediate computer services, generating an AI preview (charged 1 credit) constitutes a computational service fully consumed upon execution. This preview credit is therefore strictly non-refundable, regardless of the final aesthetic result produced by the AI.

5.5. Render Acceptance. The final validation of the AI preview and the deduction of 3 additional credits for downloading the high-definition file constitute express and definitive acceptance of the render as displayed in the preview. No refund or credit restitution will be granted after download for aesthetic dissatisfaction or path alignment discrepancies.

5.6. US Users. Since the Service is not sold on a subscription basis by default, federal and state auto-renewal rules (ROSCA) do not apply to the standard Credit Packs. If an auto-recharging option is activated by the User in the future, a cancelation procedure as simple as subscription will be provided.

5.7. Refunds. Refund requests are handled by Lemon Squeezy according to its refund policy. A refund results in the removal of the corresponding Credits from the User's account.


Article 6 — Legal Nature of Payments: Software License

6.1. Payments made for Credits constitute remuneration for granting a non-exclusive, non-transferable, and limited license to use the Preptika software, for the duration of use of the acquired Credits.

6.2. This remuneration does not constitute a custom intellectual service, consulting, or individualized labor: it licenses access to a pre-developed software tool made available identically to all Users, as described in the TOU.


Article 7 — Inactivity and Credit Archiving Policy

7.1. Acquired Credits do not have an expiration date under normal usage conditions.

7.2. However, in the event of **account inactivity for a period of 36 months** (no login or usage), the account and any remaining Credits may be archived for database optimization purposes.

7.3. Prior to archiving, the User will be notified by email with a minimum notice of 30 days, inviting them to log in to keep their account active.

7.4. An archived account remains **reactivatable with no loss of Credits** via a unique reactivation link sent by email, valid for an additional 12 months, after which unclaimed Credits are deemed expired under statutory limitation rules (French Civil Code Article 2224).

7.5. No cash refund is due for expired Credits.


Article 8 — Warranties and Limitation of Liability

8.1. The Seller's liability related to purchasing Credits is limited to the amount actually paid by the User for the Credits used in the disputed Processing, without prejudice to mandatory consumer rights (statutory warranty of conformity and warranty against hidden defects under French law).

8.2. General liability limitations (availability, force majeure) are specified in the TOU.


Article 9 — Disputes and Consumer Mediation

9.1. Any claim related to a purchase may be submitted via the contact channel described in the TOU.

9.2. In the event of an unresolved dispute, European consumers have the right to use a consumer mediator free of charge. The competent mediator will be designated upon request or through standard dispute resolution platforms.

9.3. The European Commission provides an Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) platform, accessible at: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr.


Article 10 — Governing Law and Jurisdiction

10.1. These Terms of Sale are governed by French law.

10.2. For consumers residing in the EU, mandatory consumer protection provisions of their country of residence remain applicable (Rome I Regulation).

10.3. For US consumers, mandatory rights under federal law (FTC Act, ROSCA) and state laws remain applicable.

10.4. Any dispute shall be submitted, in the absence of an amicable settlement, to the competent courts under common law rules applicable to the consumer's place of residence.


Article 11 — Modifications

The Seller reserves the right to modify these Terms of Sale at any time. The applicable prices remain those displayed at checkout; subsequent changes do not apply retroactively to already acquired Credits.


Article 12 — Severability

If any provision of these Terms of Sale is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall retain their full validity.