Your Selling Studio

Seller Terms

Version 2026-09-20 · Effective September 20, 2026 · The Kreative Kapitol, Inc.

The short version (the full Terms below control)
  1. Agreement
  2. Definitions
  3. What the Studio is and is not
  4. You are the seller of record
  5. Shipping and delivery
  6. Store policies you must publish
  7. Payments and Stripe
  8. Your products and content
  9. Buyer data, sign-ups and messages
  10. Taxes
  11. Brands and your login
  12. Use of the Studio
  13. Disclaimers
  14. Limitation of liability
  15. Indemnification
  16. Suspension and termination
  17. Changes to these Terms
  18. Governing law, arbitration and disputes
  19. General
  20. Contact

1. Agreement

These Seller Terms (the "Terms") are a binding agreement between you and The Kreative Kapitol, Inc. ("Kreative Kapitol," "we," "us" or "our"), which owns and operates Your Selling Studio, a Your Biz Bestie product. By checking the box and clicking "I agree," by adding a brand, or by using the Studio in any way, you accept these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Studio.

If you use the Studio for a business, you accept these Terms for that business and every brand you add, you confirm you have authority to bind it, and "you" means both you and that business. You must be at least 18 years old and able to form a binding contract.

2. Definitions

3. What the Studio is and is not

The Studio is software that lets you build web pages, list Your Products and send your Buyers to a checkout in your own Stripe account. We provide the tool only.

We are not, and nothing in the Studio makes us: a seller, merchant of record, marketplace, agent, partner or joint venturer of yours; a party to any sale or transaction between you and a Buyer; a payment processor, money transmitter or escrow agent; a carrier, freight forwarder, shipper, customs broker, fulfillment provider, warehouse or logistics provider; or an insurer or insurance producer. We never take possession of, title to or risk of loss for any of Your Products, and we never handle, inspect, store, pack, ship or deliver them.

Features that apply your settings, such as shipping rate and free shipping calculations, stock counts, sales tax switches, delivery links, emails, purchase pop-ups and reminders, carry out your instructions. You are responsible for setting them correctly and for checking the results.

4. You are the seller of record

You are the seller and merchant of record for every sale, tip and sign-up through your pages. Every transaction is solely between you and your Buyer. You are solely responsible for Your Products and for every part of every sale, including: accurate descriptions, images and prices; availability and stock; fulfillment and delivery; customer service; cancellations, returns, exchanges and refunds; warranties and guarantees you give; product safety, quality, labeling, age restrictions and recalls; licenses and permits; and complying with every law that applies to you, Your Products and your Buyers.

5. Shipping and delivery

5.1 Your responsibility

You alone are responsible for shipping and delivering Your Products, including packing, labeling, choosing carriers, buying postage, insuring shipments, tracking, confirming delivery addresses, and delivering on time and in the condition described. We are not responsible for picking up, transporting, delivering or otherwise handling any shipment.

5.2 Risk of loss

As between you and us, you bear all risk of loss, theft, damage, delay, misdelivery, non-delivery and return of every shipment, from the moment of sale until your Buyer receives it and afterward as your policies and the law provide. How you share that risk with your Buyer is between you and your Buyer.

5.3 Shipping times and the Mail Order Rule

For every product you ship, you must state a shipping time before purchase, and you must have a reasonable basis to believe you can meet it. You must ship within the time you state, or within 30 days if you state none. If you cannot, you must give your Buyer notice of the delay and the option to cancel for a prompt refund, as required by the Federal Trade Commission's Mail, Internet, or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule (16 C.F.R. Part 435) and any similar state or foreign law. The Studio does not notify Buyers of delays for you. Any date or "late" flag the Studio shows is based only on your own settings, is not a legal deadline, and is not a notice to anyone.

5.4 International shipments, customs and trade rules

If you ship outside your country, you alone are responsible for customs declarations, duties, import taxes, brokerage fees, import and export licenses, and compliance with export controls, sanctions and embargoes, and for telling Buyers who pays duties and taxes.

5.5 Restricted items

You alone are responsible for making sure Your Products may lawfully be sold and shipped to each destination, and for complying with every carrier rule, including rules on hazardous materials, lithium batteries, liquids, flammables, perishables, alcohol, tobacco, cannabis and hemp products, firearms and ammunition, and other restricted items.

5.6 Shipping charges and settings

You set your shipping rates, per-item charges, free shipping amounts, destinations, pickup options and handling times. You are responsible for their accuracy and for any shipping costs, carrier adjustments or surcharges you owe.

5.7 Carrier claims and insurance

We do not offer or sell shipping insurance. You alone are responsible for filing and pursuing any claim with a carrier or insurer, and for resolving any Buyer complaint about a shipment, whether or not you are able to recover from a carrier.

5.8 Local pickup

If you offer local pickup, you alone are responsible for the pickup location, arrangements and safety, and for anything that happens there.

5.9 Tracking and shipping emails

Tracking numbers, carriers and shipping details you enter are your responsibility. A delayed, filtered or failed email, or an error in information you entered, does not shift any responsibility to us.

6. Store policies you must publish

Before you sell anything, and for as long as you sell, you must write, publish and keep current your own store policies: (a) contact information, including a support email and a business mailing address; (b) terms of sale; (c) a returns and refunds policy; (d) for any product you ship, a shipping policy that states your shipping time, destinations and charges; and (e) a privacy policy if you collect sign-ups, notes or other personal information. You must follow your published policies and make sure they comply with the law.

You write your policies yourself. We do not provide policy templates or sample language, we do not review or approve your policies, and nothing in the Studio is legal, tax or financial advice. The Studio may stop a product from going live, or stop a checkout, when a required policy is missing. That check only confirms that something is filled in. It is not a review of what you wrote, and it does not make your policies adequate or lawful.

The Studio shows your Buyers a required "I agree" box linking your policies next to buy buttons on pages you publish through the Studio. You are responsible for your policies and their enforceability, including on any page you build outside the Studio.

7. Payments and Stripe

Buyers pay you through your own Stripe account. Your relationship with Stripe is governed by Stripe's terms, and we are not a party to it. We do not receive, hold, control or transmit your funds, and we take no fee from your sales. You are solely responsible for your Stripe account and everything connected to it, including payouts, fees, reserves, holds, refunds, disputes, chargebacks, fraud, account reviews and closures, and for any amount Stripe or anyone else says you owe.

7.1 Payment plans. If you offer one, the Studio sets up a subscription in your own Stripe account that charges the buyer monthly for the number of payments you chose, and then ends. Stripe runs the schedule, the reminders and the retries. Every payment is the same size, so a plan can total a little more than paying once, which the buyer is told before they pay. You decide what happens if a payment stops coming, including whether to keep giving access, and you handle any refund, chargeback or dispute in your own Stripe, as with any other sale. We do not lend anyone money, do not guarantee any payment, and are not a creditor, servicer or collector.

8. Your products and content

You promise that you own or have all rights needed for your Seller Content and Your Products; that they are accurate, lawful and not misleading; and that they do not infringe or misappropriate anyone's intellectual property, privacy or publicity rights.

You may not use the Studio to sell or promote anything illegal, counterfeit, stolen or recalled; weapons, ammunition or explosives; drugs, drug paraphernalia or unapproved health products; tobacco, vape or cannabis products; adult or sexually explicit content; gambling; pyramid or multi-level marketing schemes; anything that requires a license or permit you do not hold; or anything Stripe or your carrier prohibits.

Your marketing is your responsibility, including earnings or income claims, health claims, testimonials, reviews and endorsements, which must be truthful, substantiated and compliant with the FTC Act, the FTC's Endorsement Guides, its rules on reviews and testimonials, and similar laws. You give us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to host, copy, display and transmit your Seller Content as needed to run the Studio for you.

8.1 Files you upload. Files you upload for buyers stay yours, and you keep your own copy: the Studio is not a backup. You give us only the permission we need to store them and hand them to your buyers. You promise you have every right to distribute what you upload. We may refuse, remove or stop delivering a file that breaks these Terms or the law, or that puts us or our providers at risk, and we will tell you when we reasonably can. Storage and file size limits are set in the Studio and can change. A buyer reaches a file only through their own order link, and that link stops working after a set number of downloads or if the order is refunded, which is a safety measure and not a promise that a file cannot be shared by the buyer.

8.2 Content warning. The Studio can put a warning in front of your published pages, and ask a visitor to say they are over an age you pick before the page shows. It is a warning, not age verification. It checks nobody's age, it keeps no record, and anyone can click past it. Turning it on permits nothing that these Terms, Stripe or the law prohibit, including anything listed in Section 8, and it does not make a page lawful for anyone who sees it. Where real age verification, a licence or a registration is required for what you sell or show, meeting that is yours to do and the warning does not count toward it. The heading and wording on the warning are your Seller Content.

8.3 Your product feed. Unless you switch it off in Settings, publishing also writes a plain, machine readable list of your live products and listed pages to yourname/products.json. It carries the same facts already shown on those pages: name, description, price, picture and link. It carries nothing about your buyers, your orders or your drafts. Like your pages it is public, so anyone and any program can read it, and you may switch it off at any time without changing anything else about your pages.

8.4 Paid links and affiliate disclosures. When you put an affiliate, referral, sponsored or otherwise paid link in a post or on a page, that arrangement is between you and whoever pays you, and every claim you make about what you link to is yours. The Studio can show a disclosure box at the top of a post and mark your outbound links as paid for search engines. That is a tool, not legal advice, and switching it on does not by itself make you compliant. You alone are responsible for disclosing clearly and conspicuously, close to the link and before anyone clicks, for meeting the FTC Act and the FTC Endorsement Guides, for the separate wording some programs require (Amazon Associates among them), and for the rules of every program you belong to. You must not describe as an endorsement anything you were paid for without saying so, and nothing you post may suggest that we, or the Studio, endorse or are paid for what you link to.

8.5 Ad pixels. You may paste your own Meta, TikTok, Pinterest or Google Analytics pixel IDs into Settings, and we will load them on your pages. That is a tool we run for you; the pixel, the ad account behind it and the data it collects belong to you and to that ad platform, not to us. Turning a pixel on is your representation that your own privacy policy discloses the use of cookies and similar technology for advertising and analytics, and that your use of it complies with that platform's own terms and with applicable law, including any consent that law requires from your visitors. We write no policy language for you and are not responsible for the platform's own tags, cookies or data practices. A page with a pixel on shows a short line saying it uses cookies for ads and analytics; that line is ours, and it does not replace your own privacy policy or any consent banner your law requires. A pixel works best where your pages have an address of their own, such as your connected domain or your handle's yoursellingstudio.com subdomain, rather than the shared yoursellingstudio.com address every shop starts on, and your thank-you page is shared with every shop here, so a purchase event fired there may reach the ad platform with weaker attribution than one fired on your own page.

9. Buyer data, sign-ups and messages

You are the business responsible for the personal information you collect from Buyers and sign-ups, and for every email, text or other message you send or have sent on your behalf. You must have a lawful basis and any required consent, give any required notices, honor opt-outs and deletion requests, and comply with privacy, data protection, anti-spam and telemarketing laws, including the CAN-SPAM Act and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. We process that information only to run the Studio for you.

9.1 Your email list. Your email list, and everyone on it, is yours, and you are its sender and controller. When someone joins it, the Studio sends one thank-you email on your behalf, with the heading, message and any link you write, and a link for them to leave your list. That email is your message and you are responsible for its content, for anything it links to, and for the business mailing address and support email you give us, which are included in it. The Studio sends nothing else to your list, and never sends texts.

9.2 Phone numbers and texts. If you collect phone numbers, the Studio can add a separate, unchecked box asking for consent to receive text messages, and records the words each person agreed to. That box is a tool, not legal advice. It does not by itself make any text you send lawful. Before you text anyone you are solely responsible for having their prior express written consent where the law requires it, for sending only the kind of messages they agreed to, at lawful times, from a compliant texting service, and for honoring STOP and other opt-out requests right away. Only people marked "Texts OK" agreed to texts through the Studio.

9.4 Filming orders. If you switch it on, checkout asks each Buyer whose order you ship whether you may film or photograph their order being packed and share it on social media. The Studio records their answer and passes it to you. It films nothing, posts nothing, and takes no position on what you film. Filming, editing, posting and every claim in your posts are yours. You may only film an order where that Buyer said yes, you must keep their name, address, email and shipping label out of anything you capture or publish, and you must stop, and remove the post when you reasonably can, if that Buyer asks. If a Buyer said no or said nothing, treat it as no. Nothing you publish may suggest the Studio endorses you, your products or your posts.

9.5 Affiliates. If you give someone an affiliate code, they act for you, not for us. You set the cut, you count on the Studio's tally, and you pay them yourself: we never hold, move or owe that money, and we take none of it. You are responsible for what your affiliates say and do when promoting you, including every claim, review, endorsement and required disclosure under the FTC Act and the FTC Endorsement Guides, for any tax form or reporting their pay requires, and for any agreement you make with them. Tracking is best effort: a sale is tagged only when the buyer reaches your checkout in the same visit as the affiliate link, so some sales will not be tagged, and neither we nor you owe anyone a payment for an untagged sale unless you choose to pay it.

9.3 Copies of your list. If you download your list or send it to another tool, keeping those copies accurate and honoring every unsubscribe and opt-out in them is your responsibility. The Studio shows who has left your list so you can remove them elsewhere.

10. Taxes

You are solely responsible for determining, charging, collecting, reporting and paying all taxes on your sales, including sales, use, value added and goods and services taxes, duties and income taxes. A tax switch or setting in the Studio applies your choice. It is not tax advice or a determination of what you owe.

11. Brands and your login

Each Brand must be a business you own and operate in your own name. You are responsible for every Brand on your login and for everything anyone does with your login or on behalf of your Brands. Keep your login private and tell us right away if you believe it has been used without your permission.

12. Use of the Studio

We give you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to use the Studio for your own Brands under these Terms. The Studio, its templates, designs, code and content belong to us and our licensors. You may not copy, resell, sublicense, rent or share the Studio or its templates; use them outside the Studio; reverse engineer or scrape it; share your login; interfere with its security; or use it to compete with us.

13. Disclaimers

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Studio is provided "as is" and "as available," with all faults and without warranties of any kind, express, implied or statutory, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement and accuracy. We do not warrant that the Studio will be uninterrupted, timely, secure or error-free, that calculations, stock counts, emails or pages will be accurate or delivered, or that you will make any sales or earn any income.

14. Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Covered Parties will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary or punitive damages, or for any lost profits, revenue, sales, goodwill, data, or goods, or for any loss, damage or delay of any shipment, however caused and under any theory, even if advised they were possible. The Covered Parties' total liability for all claims relating to the Studio or these Terms will not exceed the greater of the amount you paid us in the 12 months before the claim arose or one hundred U.S. dollars ($100). These limits do not limit your obligations under Section 15.

15. Indemnification

15.1 Your promise to defend and cover us

To the fullest extent permitted by law, you will defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Covered Parties from and against any and all claims, demands, suits, actions, arbitrations, proceedings, investigations, audits, subpoenas and inquiries by any person, business or government authority (each a "Claim"), and any and all losses, liabilities, damages, judgments, awards, settlements, fines, penalties, assessments, taxes, interest, costs and expenses, including attorneys' fees, expert fees, and the costs of investigation, litigation, appeal and enforcing this Section (together, "Losses"), arising out of or relating to, directly or indirectly, in whole or in part:

  1. Your Products, including their design, manufacture, contents, labeling, packaging, safety, quality, performance, warnings, recalls, and any bodily injury, illness, death or property damage;
  2. any sale, attempted sale, tip, sign-up, class, event or other dealing between you or your Brand and any Buyer;
  3. shipping, delivery, fulfillment, pickup, customs, duties, import or export, including any loss, theft, damage, delay, misdelivery or non-delivery, and any carrier, insurer, customs or trade compliance matter;
  4. your store policies, including their content, adequacy, enforceability, and your compliance or failure to comply with them;
  5. cancellations, returns, refunds, chargebacks, payment disputes, fraud, and anything involving your Stripe account;
  6. any tax, duty or government charge relating to you, your Brands or your sales;
  7. your Seller Content, marketing, advertising, testimonials, reviews, and any earnings, income, health or other claims;
  8. your collection, use, storage or disclosure of personal information, and any email, text, list or message you send or have sent;
  9. any actual or alleged infringement, misappropriation or violation of any intellectual property, privacy or publicity right by Your Products or Seller Content;
  10. any actual or alleged violation of any law or regulation by you or your Brands, including consumer protection laws, the FTC Act and FTC rules, the Mail, Internet, or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule, product safety laws, privacy laws and anti-spam laws;
  11. your breach or alleged breach of these Terms or of any promise or statement you made in them;
  12. anyone who uses your login or acts for any of your Brands; and
  13. your negligence, recklessness or willful misconduct, or that of anyone acting for you.

15.2 Claims that also blame us

Your obligations under this Section apply even if a Claim alleges that a Covered Party was negligent, contributed to the Losses, or is liable under a theory of strict liability, and even if the Claim is groundless, false or fraudulent. The only exception is Losses a court of competent jurisdiction finally determines were caused solely by a Covered Party's gross negligence or willful misconduct.

15.3 How a Claim is handled

We will tell you about a Claim we want you to handle, but a delay in telling you relieves you of your obligations only to the extent the delay materially harms your ability to defend it. At our choice, we may (a) require you to defend the Claim with counsel reasonably acceptable to us, or (b) control the defense ourselves with counsel of our choosing, at your expense. You will cooperate fully and promptly. We may take part in any defense with our own counsel. You may not settle or compromise any Claim in a way that requires a Covered Party to admit fault, pay money, take or stop any action, or accept any restriction, without our prior written consent.

15.4 Paying as you go

You will pay defense costs and other Losses as they are incurred, within 30 days after we send you an invoice. Unpaid amounts accrue interest at the lesser of 1.5% per month or the highest rate allowed by law.

15.5 Not limited

Your obligations under this Section are in addition to any other rights we have. They are not limited by Section 14, by the amount you paid us, or by any insurance you have or do not have.

15.6 Survival

This Section survives the end of these Terms, the closing of your account, the removal of any Brand, and the end of your use of the Studio.

16. Suspension and termination

We may suspend or remove any page, product, checkout link, feature or account, with or without notice, if we believe you have broken these Terms, a required policy is missing, a law or a third party's rights may be violated, Stripe or a carrier requires it, or there is a risk to Buyers, to us or to the Studio. You may stop using the Studio at any time. Sections 4 through 10 and 12 through 19 survive termination.

17. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms. When we do, we will change the version date and ask you to agree to the new version before you continue using the Studio. If you do not agree, you must stop using the Studio.

18. Governing law, arbitration and disputes

Please read this section carefully. It requires you and us to resolve almost every dispute by binding individual arbitration in Nassau County, New York, instead of in court. It gives up your right to a jury trial and your right to take part in any class, collective or representative action. You may opt out of arbitration within 30 days as Section 18.9 describes, and opting out changes nothing else in these Terms.

18.1 Governing law and where disputes belong

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of New York and applicable U.S. federal law, without regard to conflict of laws rules. The Federal Arbitration Act governs Section 18.3 and the interpretation and enforcement of this arbitration agreement. For any dispute that is not subject to arbitration, that a court must hear under Section 18.4, 18.5 or 18.9, or that concerns enforcing an arbitration award, you and we agree to the exclusive jurisdiction and venue of the state and federal courts located in Nassau County, New York, and each of us consents to personal jurisdiction there and waives any objection based on inconvenient forum.

18.2 Talk to us first

Before starting an arbitration or a lawsuit, the party with the complaint must send the other a written Notice of Dispute and give it 60 days to resolve the matter. Send yours to hello@yoursellingstudio.com; we will send ours to your login email. A Notice of Dispute must be sent on behalf of one person or business only, must be personally signed by that individual, and must state their name, login email, the facts of the dispute, what they want, and how they calculated any amount they are claiming. A notice sent for a group of people, or signed only by a lawyer, does not count. This 60 day period is a condition precedent to starting an arbitration or a lawsuit, and either of us may ask a court to enforce it. The applicable limitations period and any arbitration fee deadline are paused while it runs. If the dispute is resolved in those 60 days, nothing further is needed.

18.3 Binding individual arbitration

Except as Section 18.4 says, any dispute, claim or controversy between you and us arising out of or relating to the Studio, these Terms, any prior version of them, your account, or our relationship, whether based on contract, tort, statute, fraud, misrepresentation or any other theory, and whether it arose before, during or after these Terms end, will be resolved by binding individual arbitration and not in court.

The arbitration will be administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Commercial Arbitration Rules and, where they apply, its Mass Arbitration Supplementary Rules, each as in effect when the arbitration begins, as modified by this Section. The rules are at adr.org. There will be one arbitrator. The seat of the arbitration is Nassau County, New York. To keep it affordable, an arbitration seeking less than $25,000 will be decided on written submissions alone unless the arbitrator decides a hearing is needed, and any hearing in an arbitration seeking less than $25,000 will be held by telephone or video unless both parties agree otherwise. Anything over that is heard in Nassau County, New York, or by telephone or video if both parties agree.

The arbitrator decides all issues, including the scope, interpretation, enforceability and validity of this arbitration agreement, except that only a court may decide the enforceability of Section 18.5. The arbitrator may award any relief a court could award to that individual party under applicable law, and no other. The arbitrator's award is final and binding, must be in writing and must state the essential findings and conclusions. Judgment on the award may be entered in any court with jurisdiction.

18.4 What arbitration does not cover

Either of us may instead: (a) bring an individual claim in a small claims court with jurisdiction, so long as it stays there and stays individual; (b) ask a court in Nassau County, New York for a temporary restraining order, preliminary injunction or other equitable relief to stop or prevent infringement, misuse or unauthorized copying, resale or distribution of the Studio, our intellectual property or our confidential information, or a breach of Section 12; and (c) bring an action to collect amounts owed. Asking a court for that relief is not a waiver of anything in this Section.

18.5 No class, collective or representative proceedings

You and we each agree to bring claims only in an individual capacity, and not as a plaintiff, claimant or class member in any class, collective, consolidated, coordinated, mass or representative proceeding. The arbitrator may not consolidate more than one person's claims, may not preside over any form of class or representative proceeding, and may not award relief to anyone who is not a party to that arbitration.

Only a court, not an arbitrator, may decide whether this Section 18.5 is enforceable. If a court decides it is unenforceable as to a particular claim or request for relief, then that claim or request alone is severed from the arbitration and must be brought in the courts named in Section 18.1, and it will be stayed until every other claim between us has been arbitrated and finished. Every other claim stays in arbitration. If this Section 18.5 is found unenforceable in its entirety, the whole of Section 18.3 is void.

18.6 When many similar claims are filed

If 25 or more Notices of Dispute or demands for arbitration raising similar claims are filed against us within 90 days by or with the help of the same law firm, group of firms, or coordinated persons, the AAA Mass Arbitration Supplementary Rules apply and the claims will be handled in batches of no more than 50 at a time, each batch as one arbitration with one arbitrator and one set of filing fees. You and we will each pick an equal number of claims for the first batches, the arbitrator will decide those, and the parties will then use the results to try to resolve the rest before any further batch is filed. All limitations periods and fee deadlines are paused for the claims waiting in line. A court of competent jurisdiction may enforce this Section, and either of us may ask it to do so.

18.7 Arbitration fees

Filing, administration and arbitrator fees are governed by the AAA rules that apply. Each party pays its own attorneys' fees and expenses unless a statute or contract gives the arbitrator power to award them, in which case the arbitrator may award them as that law allows. If the arbitrator finds a claim or a defense was frivolous or brought for an improper purpose, the arbitrator may shift fees as the AAA rules allow.

18.8 Confidentiality

You and we will keep the existence, content and result of any arbitration confidential, except as needed to prepare or conduct the arbitration, to enforce or challenge an award, or as the law requires. This does not stop either of us from telling the truth to a government authority.

18.9 Your right to opt out of arbitration

You may opt out of Section 18.3 and Section 18.6 by emailing hello@yoursellingstudio.com with the subject line Arbitration Opt-Out within 30 days of the date you first agreed to these Terms. Your email must give your name, your login email and a clear statement that you are opting out of arbitration. That is all it takes. Opting out does not affect anything else in these Terms, and we will not treat you differently for doing it. If you opt out, disputes between us go to the courts named in Section 18.1, and Section 18.5 and Section 18.10 still apply. If you agreed to an earlier version of these Terms and did not opt out then, your earlier choice carries over and a new 30 day period does not start.

18.10 Jury trial waiver

To the fullest extent permitted by law, you and we each waive any right to a trial by jury in any proceeding arising out of or relating to the Studio or these Terms.

18.11 One year to bring a claim

To the fullest extent permitted by law, any claim arising out of or relating to the Studio or these Terms must be brought within one year after the claim arose, whether in arbitration or in court, or it is permanently barred. This does not shorten any period that the law does not allow to be shortened.

18.12 This section survives

Section 18 survives the end of these Terms and the closing of your account.

19. General

These Terms are the entire agreement between you and us about the Studio and replace any earlier understanding. If any part is found unenforceable, it will be enforced to the maximum extent allowed and the rest remains in effect. Our failure to enforce a part is not a waiver. You may not assign these Terms without our written consent; we may assign them. We are independent contractors. Notices to you may be sent to your login email. You agree to accept these Terms electronically, and your electronic acceptance, which we record with the date and version, has the same effect as a signature.

20. Contact

Your Biz Bestie · hello@yoursellingstudio.com