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Terms of Service

These draft Terms explain the rules for accessing Anslation websites, products, services, store surfaces, creator programs, and related company experiences.

Draft for website readiness. Have qualified legal counsel review before relying on it as a production agreement.

Use of services

Visitors and customers must use Anslation services lawfully and responsibly.

Accounts and content

Users are responsible for account security, submitted content, and authorized use.

Business terms

Paid services, store orders, creator programs, and projects may have additional terms.

01Using Anslation

By using Anslation websites, products, services, or related experiences, users agree to follow applicable terms and policies.

  • Use Anslation only for lawful, authorized, and non-abusive purposes.
  • Do not interfere with security, availability, integrity, or other users.
  • Do not copy, resell, reverse engineer, or misuse Anslation materials except where allowed.

02Accounts, content, and customer responsibilities

Some products or services may require accounts, workspace access, project content, or customer-provided materials.

  • Keep login credentials secure and use accurate account information.
  • Only submit content, files, data, or assets you have rights to use.
  • Customer content remains the customer responsibility, while Anslation needs limited rights to provide services.

03Payments, services, and store activity

Paid work may include software builds, retainers, marketing services, ads operations, store purchases, creator programs, or support.

  • Specific statements of work, invoices, order terms, or program rules may apply.
  • Fees, refunds, timelines, deliverables, and support levels should be stated in the applicable agreement.
  • Third-party services may have their own terms and privacy notices.

04Disclaimers and changes

Anslation services can evolve, and public content is not a guaranteed promise unless agreed in writing.

  • Anslation may update websites, features, content, policies, and service availability.
  • Products and services are provided according to applicable agreements and law.
  • Terms should be reviewed when new product, store, creator, or paid-service flows launch.