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Terms of service
The terms for using the re:LLMO marketplace — purchase, licence, access to automations, and withdrawal from the contract. Written plainly, without unnecessary legalese.
1. Who operates the service
The re:LLMO service (the "service" or "marketplace") is operated by Effectix [insert legal entity, registered office, and company ID] (the "provider"). The provider runs a marketplace of AI automations built for use in Claude Code and compatible runtimes.
The contact e-mail for orders, support, and legal matters is hello@rellmo.com.
2. What the contract covers
The subject is access to digital content — one or more automations (encapsulated workflows) distributed as a plugin for Claude Code. Some automations are free (e.g. the AI audit), others are paid or offered on a subscription. Each item states at purchase what it includes and on what terms it is available.
Automations are not standalone apps — they run inside Claude Code (or other supported runtimes) and depend on third-party subscriptions and environments (see § 6).
3. Order and conclusion of the contract
You place an order by completing checkout via the Lemon Squeezy payment gateway. During checkout you provide your e-mail (used to deliver access and your tax receipt). The contract is concluded once the order is confirmed and the price paid; for free items, upon completing checkout.
4. Price and payment
- Prices are shown for each automation; the price valid at the time of order applies.
- Payments are processed by Lemon Squeezy acting as merchant of record; you receive a tax receipt by e-mail.
- For subscriptions, the price recurs for the chosen period until you cancel.
- Any third-party service costs (e.g. third-party APIs an automation connects to) are not part of the price and are paid separately under your own account with that service.
5. Delivery and access
After payment, access details are sent to the e-mail you provided — an install command with your licence key that you paste into Claude Code to install the automation. The licence key carries an activation limit (the number of devices it can be activated on). Installation steps are in the guide.
6. Technical requirements and third parties
Using the automations requires your own working environment — in particular a Claude Code subscription and, depending on the automation, accounts and API keys with further third-party services. The provider is not responsible for the availability, changes, or pricing of these third-party services. Recommended versions and prerequisites are listed with each automation and in the guides.
7. Licence to use
Payment grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the given automation for your own purposes (personal or within your company), to the extent of the purchased variant and the permitted number of activations. You may not resell, publicly distribute, share access beyond the permitted scope, or present the automations as your own product. Copyright and other rights to the content remain with the provider.
8. Withdrawal and refunds
This is the supply of digital content not on a tangible medium. If we begin performance (make the content available to you) before the withdrawal period ends and you consent to this at the order stage, you acknowledge that the right to withdraw lapses under the relevant consumer-protection provisions.
Regardless of the above, we handle complaints and refund requests fairly. Write to hello@rellmo.com and we'll sort it out. After an approved refund, access to a paid automation may be revoked (licence key revocation). [Insert specific refund window and policy.]
9. Rights from defective performance
If an automation does not work as intended or does not match its description, let us know — we will try to fix the defect or offer a reasonable remedy. Given the nature of AI tools, we do not guarantee a specific result of every run; automations are tools whose outputs must be reviewed and verified (see § 10).
10. Limitation of liability
Automations generate materials and recommendations using AI. Outputs may contain inaccuracies and serve as input for a decision, not a replacement for it — final responsibility for using the outputs (e.g. changes to a website, client communication) rests with the user. To the extent permitted by law, the provider is not liable for indirect damages, lost profit, or damages caused by third-party services or misuse of an automation.
11. Changes to the terms
We may reasonably update these terms (e.g. when the scope of the service or the distribution flow changes). The current version is always available on this page with its effective date. We will notify you in advance of material changes affecting active subscriptions.
12. Governing law and disputes
The contract and these terms are governed by the laws of the Czech Republic. [Insert court jurisdiction, information on out-of-court resolution of consumer disputes, and any mandatory notices after legal review.]