Terms of sale

What you are buying

A set of documents generated from the answers you gave the assessment, filled in with the organisation name, representative and date you supply, in English or French.

You can read the first document in full before paying, and see the title and purpose of every other one. That is deliberate: you should be able to judge the quality of the writing before any money changes hands.

• One payment. No subscription, no renewal, nothing recurring.
• Updates as the law changes, at no further cost. The documents are generated each time you open them rather than handed over as a file, so amendments reach you without buying anything again.
• Delivered immediately in your browser, and printable from the same page.
• Which documents you get depends on your answers, because a transparency notice for a public chatbot is of no use to a company that does not run one.

What you are not buying

This is the part worth reading twice. The pack is paperwork, not advice, and the difference matters both ways round.

• Not legal advice, and buying it creates no lawyer-client relationship.
• Not reviewed by a lawyer for your organisation. Nobody has looked at your specific situation.
• Not a certification, an audit, a registration or an approval, and it is not issued or endorsed by any authority.
• Not a guarantee of compliance. Holding these documents does not make an organisation compliant, and no regulator is obliged to accept them.
• Not a substitute for qualified advice where classification is contested, where obligations are high-risk, or where enforcement has already started.

What you are responsible for

The documents are only as accurate as the answers behind them. The assessment cannot see your systems; it asks you about them and takes your word.

You need to read what is produced, correct anything that does not match reality, and adopt it properly inside your organisation. A policy nobody has read and nobody has signed is a file, not a control.

Responsibility for complying with the AI Act stays with your organisation throughout. Nothing here transfers any part of it.

Price, payment and invoicing

The price is shown before checkout, in euro, as a single payment. VAT is added at checkout where it applies to you.

Payment is handled by Lemon Squeezy, which acts as the merchant of record. That means Lemon Squeezy is the seller in the transaction itself: it takes the payment, applies and remits the correct VAT, and issues your invoice under its own details. Card details are never seen here.

So the charge on your statement and the invoice you file come from Lemon Squeezy rather than from this site. If you need an invoice reissued or corrected, that is where it comes from, and the contact address here can point you at it.

Access afterwards, and updates

Payment issues a licence key which unlocks the documents. Keep it. It is what proves the purchase and what unlocks the pack again later. It does not expire.

Your assessment answers live in your own browser rather than on a server, which is a privacy decision with a consequence worth knowing: clearing your browser data removes them, and the documents are rebuilt from them. Keep a printed or saved copy of anything you rely on.

Because they are rebuilt rather than stored, the documents are generated against the drafting as it stands at the moment you open the pack. So when the AI Act is amended and that drafting is updated, opening the pack again with your licence key produces the updated documents. That is included in the price: no renewal, no second payment.

What is not promised is a date by which any given amendment is reflected. Changes are worked in as they are digested, and rather than ask you to take that on trust, the edition each document was drafted against is printed at the foot of it and the history of those editions is published on the change history page. If the tool is withdrawn, as the availability section below allows, documents you have already generated remain yours and no further updates follow.

Refunds

If the pack is not what you expected, write within 14 days of buying it and you will get your money back. No form, no explanation required.

This is offered deliberately and goes further than the law strictly requires for digital content delivered immediately. A buyer arguing about a refund is worse for both sides than simply giving it, and the first document is readable before payment precisely so this rarely arises.

If you are buying as a consumer rather than for a business, your statutory rights apply on top of this and nothing here reduces them.

Using the documents

You may use, edit, print and share the documents inside your own organisation, and give them to your auditors, insurers, clients or a regulator, without limit and without attribution.

• You may not resell them, republish them publicly, or offer them as your own product or template library.
• Consultants may use them for their own clients' compliance work, but not repackage them for resale.

Limits on liability

Total liability for anything connected to the pack is limited to the amount you paid for it. In particular there is no liability for regulatory fines or penalties, for lost profit or business, or for indirect or consequential loss.

That limit is stated plainly because the alternative is pretending a one-off payment for generated paperwork carries open-ended exposure for the consequences of how an organisation runs its AI systems. It does not, and no honest price could.

What cannot be excluded is not excluded: liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, and anything else the applicable law does not permit to be limited. If you buy as a consumer, your statutory rights are unaffected.

Availability

This is a small tool run by one person. It may be changed, paused or withdrawn, and no uptime is promised. If it is withdrawn, documents already generated remain yours; they are files, not a hosted service.

Who you are dealing with, and under which law

This tool is operated by an individual trading under a brand name, not by a company, and the name and country are stated at the top of this page. That is deliberate rather than provisional: a small tool with one person behind it is what this is, and saying so is worth more than implying a firm that does not exist.

It matters less than it might sound for the purchase itself, because Lemon Squeezy is the merchant of record and is therefore your counterparty in the sale, with its own terms and its own registered details. These terms cover the documents and your licence to use them.

On that narrower subject, these terms are governed by the law of the country named at the top of this page.

If you are buying as a consumer rather than for a business, that choice of law does not take away the mandatory protections you have where you live. Those continue to apply whatever this page says.

Any dispute is best raised by email first, and almost all of them end there.