Version and effective date: 3 September 2026. The Slovak version is legally controlling. This English version is provided for convenience.
1. Seller, scope and definitions
The seller is Tamás Szilassi, trading as WebDevelop.hu, address F. Rákócziho 1780/39, 943 01 Štúrovo, Slovakia, IČO 51651670, DIČ 1077810393, IČ DPH/VAT status SK1077810393, email tamas@webdevelop.hu (“Seller”).
These Terms govern online sales and licensing of downloadable plugins and comparable digital software (“Software”). They apply to consumers resident in the EU/EEA and to genuine business customers worldwide. A “Consumer” acts outside a trade or profession; a “Business Customer” does not. Non-European consumer orders are not accepted. Custom development, consulting and API-integration projects are excluded and require a separate proposal, statement of work or services agreement.
2. Pre-contract information and product specifications
The product page and order summary form part of the contract. Before ordering, they identify the Software, material functionality, compatibility, interoperability and system requirements, technical protection, licence duration, counted activation allowance, support and updates, price and tax, and what happens at expiry. The customer must check these requirements and ask the Seller about material uncertainties before purchase.
3. Order, contract formation, accounts and delivery
The checkout lets the customer correct errors before selecting the button labelled “Place order and pay.” The order is a binding offer carrying an obligation to pay. The contract is formed when the Seller emails acceptance/order confirmation after successful payment. Payment is processed by Stripe under Stripe’s own payment terms; the Seller does not receive full card details. Prices are in EUR and include or add VAT as expressly shown according to the customer’s status and location.
Software is supplied electronically to the customer account and/or by a download or licence link after payment. A Consumer receives delivery before the withdrawal period ends only after separately (a) requesting immediate supply and (b) acknowledging loss of the withdrawal right once supply begins. The confirmation email records these declarations and includes the accepted Terms on a durable medium. Customers must keep account credentials current and confidential and notify the Seller promptly of suspected compromise.
4. Licence and permitted use
Subject to payment and these Terms, the Seller grants the customer a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to install and use the Software for its intended purpose for the purchased term and activation allowance. Activation locations are geographically unrestricted. Recognised development domains, including domains ending in .local and .test, do not consume an activation.
The customer must protect licence keys. Except where mandatory law permits it, the customer must not copy beyond necessary use and backup, publish or distribute the Software or keys, resell or share a subscription, rent or sublicense the Software, circumvent protection or activation limits, or use the Software or non-public elements to create or enable a competing product. Nothing in these Terms restricts mandatory rights to observe, study or test operation, make a necessary backup, or decompile solely to obtain interoperability information subject to the conditions of applicable software law, including Directive 2009/24/EC.
5. One-time purchases and subscriptions
One-time purchase. The customer may perpetually use the version purchased. Unless the product page promises more, updates, account downloads and support are included for 12 months from purchase. Their expiry does not disable the installed purchased version.
Subscription. A subscription renews automatically each month or year at the interval and renewal price displayed immediately before purchase. It can be cancelled in the account dashboard before renewal; cancellation stops future charges but does not shorten the paid term. When the paid term ends, protected functionality, updates, downloads and support stop as disclosed on the product page. A renewal-price change applies only to a future term after advance notice on a durable medium and a meaningful opportunity to cancel.
6. Updates and changes to Software
The Seller may make justified changes needed for security, legal compliance, compatibility with supported platforms, changed dependencies, performance, accessibility or abuse prevention, without additional charge during an entitled update period. The Seller will give reasonable advance durable notice of a change that materially and adversely affects a Consumer’s access or use, explaining its features, timing and the right to terminate without charge where mandatory law provides that remedy. No notice is required where urgent security or legal action makes advance notice impracticable.
7. Statutory conformity rights and complaints — Consumers
Consumer statutory rights are separate from and take priority over any voluntary guarantee. Software must conform to the contract, objective conformity requirements, supplied instructions and reasonably expected updates, including security updates. For one-off supply, the Seller is liable for lack of conformity appearing within two years of supply, subject to applicable statutory rules. For continuous supply, liability applies throughout the supply period.
A Consumer may report a defect at tamas@webdevelop.hu. The Seller will immediately provide written confirmation and state a remedy deadline not exceeding 30 days unless an objectively justified reason outside the Seller’s control requires more time. The Consumer is entitled first to have the Software brought into conformity free of charge and without significant inconvenience; statutory price reduction or termination remedies apply where the legal conditions are met. Nothing here waives damages or any other mandatory remedy.
8. Voluntary 14-day technical money-back guarantee
In addition to statutory rights, every initial plugin buyer (Consumer or Business Customer) may request a refund within 14 days of the initial purchase where an advertised material function fails in a supported environment and support cannot resolve the issue. The customer must provide reasonable diagnostic information and an opportunity to troubleshoot. The guarantee does not cover ordinary renewals, unsupported environments, incompatibility disclosed before purchase, customer or third-party modifications, or a change of mind. It never restricts mandatory rights.
9. Consumer withdrawal right
A Consumer generally has 14 days from conclusion of a distance contract to withdraw without giving a reason. To exercise it, send an unequivocal statement to the Seller’s address or email. A timely submission is sufficient.
For digital content not supplied on a tangible medium, the withdrawal right is lost when supply begins only if the Consumer expressly requested supply during the withdrawal period, expressly consented/acknowledged the consequent loss of the right, and received the required contract confirmation. If these statutory conditions are not satisfied, the right is not treated as lost. Where withdrawal is effective, repayment is made by the legally required deadline using the original payment method unless agreed otherwise.
10. Support, customer environment and backups
Included support covers reasonable assistance with installation, activation, documented configuration and reproducible defects in supported environments. It excludes custom development, system administration, data repair, training and third-party product support unless expressly stated. The customer must maintain a supported, securely configured environment, install relevant updates, test changes on staging where reasonable, and make current recoverable backups before installation or updates. These responsibilities do not reduce Consumer rights where the Software itself is non-conforming.
11. Third-party services
The Software may interoperate with separately supplied platforms, APIs, hosting, payment, mapping or other services. Their availability and terms are controlled by their providers. The Seller is not responsible for an independent third party’s service or unilateral change, but remains responsible for the Software’s promised interoperability and for matters the Seller controls under mandatory law.
12. Privacy
Personal data is processed as described in the Privacy Policy, which supplements these Terms but does not reduce contractual or statutory rights. Order, consent and accepted-Terms records are retained as necessary to perform and prove the contract and comply with legal duties.
13. Suspension and termination
The Seller may proportionately suspend account access or licence services for non-payment, fraud, credential/key compromise, material licence abuse or a security threat, normally after notice and an opportunity to cure unless urgent action is reasonably necessary. Suspension will not be used to avoid statutory remedies. Either party may terminate for an unremedied material breach. On termination or valid withdrawal, rights to future services and subscription-only/protected functionality end; accrued rights, confidentiality, payment obligations and provisions intended to survive remain. A one-time licence continues as stated in section 5 unless lawfully terminated for the customer’s material breach or refunded/withdrawn.
14. Liability
Consumers. No exclusion or limit applies where prohibited by mandatory law, including liability for intent, gross negligence, death or personal injury, or mandatory conformity remedies. The Seller is responsible according to applicable law.
Business Customers only. To the maximum extent permitted by law, neither party is liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost profits, revenue, anticipated savings, goodwill or data, except where caused intentionally or by gross negligence. The Seller’s aggregate liability arising from an affected product is capped at amounts paid for that product during the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to liability. The cap does not apply to liabilities that cannot lawfully be limited, fraud, wilful misconduct, gross negligence, death/personal injury, or infringement caused by the Seller. The customer’s payment duties and misuse of the Seller’s intellectual property are not capped by this paragraph.
15. Governing law, ADR and courts
Slovak law governs. For a Consumer, this choice does not deprive the Consumer of mandatory protection under the law of the country of habitual residence that would apply absent this choice (including Rome I). Nothing requires a Consumer to sue exclusively in Slovakia; jurisdiction is determined by mandatory rules, including Brussels I bis where applicable.
A Consumer should first contact the Seller. After an unsuccessful request for remedy, the Consumer may seek alternative dispute resolution from the competent Slovak ADR entity, including the Slovak Trade Inspection (Slovenská obchodná inšpekcia), or consult the Slovak Ministry of Economy’s current list of ADR entities. The former EU Online Dispute Resolution platform is not used because it has been discontinued.
16. Changes to these Terms
The version accepted at checkout governs that order. The Seller archives it immutably and will not retroactively change it. A later version applies only to later orders or renewals after proper notice and acceptance where required. Changes needed for law or security do not remove accrued rights.
17. General
If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, the remainder continues and the provision is applied to the greatest lawful extent without replacing mandatory Consumer law. Failure to enforce is not a waiver. The customer may not transfer the contract without consent except where mandatory law permits; the Seller may transfer it only without reducing Consumer guarantees. Headings aid reading. The section-by-section Slovak and English texts are intended to correspond; in case of discrepancy, the Slovak text controls, subject always to mandatory Consumer law.