Seller Terms
- General Terms and Responsibilities
- You are required to upload only those items for which you possess 100% ownership rights.
- You are permitted to upload an item solely for lawful purposes. Additionally, you are prohibited from uploading an item that is associated with material that is offensive, defamatory, pornographic, obscene, demeaning, or promotes discrimination. If an item contains an image of a person, even if the item is model-released, you are not authorized to use it in a manner that creates a false identity, implies personal endorsement of a product by the person, or in connection with sensitive subjects.
- We cannot be held liable for any damage, fault, or other issues caused by your item to our customers due to faulty files or copyright issues. As the owner of the product, you pledge to provide a secure and safe product file.
- You agree to update your products if any faults or problems are discovered.
- You agree to provide support for your items when our customers require assistance with your product. You may also offer additional services to our customers if they require them.
- You agree not to collect emails or maintain a registry of customers who contact you via email or conversation. You are only permitted to provide support or additional services for your items as required by customers.
- We reserve the right to remove your products or your selling capability if we discover that you or your products are in violation of these or other terms stated on our site. We also reserve the right to remove, modify, or edit any uploaded products on the site if they highlight controversial subjects or in any other manner.
Seller Licensing and Copyright
Graphics Marketplace allows sellers to create licensing agreements that specify the terms and conditions under which customers can use their digital products. This may include limitations on the number of devices the product can be installed on, the duration of use, or any other relevant restrictions.
Usage Restrictions: Sellers may choose to impose certain restrictions on the usage of their digital products. For example, they might prohibit the resale or redistribution of the product, limit the number of copies that can be made, or define the intended use (e.g., personal use only).
Digital designers may choose to sell designs with different licensing options (e.g., personal use, commercial use with restrictions, or unrestricted commercial use).
Customization: Sellers can customize licensing agreements based on the nature of their digital products and the preferences of their target audience. Different products may come with different usage rights depending on the seller’s business model and goals.
Communication: Clear communication of usage rights is crucial. Sellers should provide customers with easy-to-understand information about how they can use the digital products. Sellers should clearly communicate the licensing terms in the product description.
It’s important for sellers to strike a balance between protecting their intellectual property and providing a positive user experience for customers. Clear and transparent communication about usage rights can help build trust between sellers and their customer base.
