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1. Who sells

Organic Pedal subscriptions are sold by Paddle.com Market Limited, authorized reseller (merchant of record), which is the seller in your purchase: it charges the subscription fee, collects the applicable taxes, issues the receipt and processes refunds. Its details appear at checkout and on the receipt, and the purchase is also subject to Paddle's purchase terms.

Organic Pedal develops the plugins and OP Central and provides support at suporte@organicpedal.com.

2. What the subscription gives

While the subscription is active, a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to install and use all paid plugins in the Organic Pedal library, including those released during the subscription. The license is a right of use, not a purchase of the software: when the subscription ends, the right to use the paid plugins ends. The projects and audio you created remain yours.

Plugins may be added to the library and, in justified cases, removed from it; we will give reasonable advance notice.

3. Free trial

Each paid plugin can be tried for 7 days, with no card details and no automatic charge at the end, once per account (e-mails that refer to the same account are treated as one). After the trial, the plugin stops processing audio until there is an active subscription.

4. Account, computers and offline use

To try the paid plugins, subscribe and use OP Central you need an account (e-mail and password, or Google), with a confirmed e-mail to subscribe.

Each account can be used on up to two computers, across Windows and Mac, including by you and a person you trust, such as a friend; the subscriber is responsible for the use of the account. To use OP Central on a third computer, you need to remove one of the two from the account; on the third one, OP Central does not install or renew the license for paid plugins.

The plugins work without internet. To confirm the license, OP Central renews a digital certificate stored on your computer. For paid plugins, it is valid for up to 30 days without a connection. If you stay offline longer, the plugin asks you to open OP Central with an internet connection. Free plugins do not need a license.

5. Renewal, price and cancellation

The subscription, monthly or yearly, renews automatically until cancelled. You can cancel at any time, in My account on the site or in the My subscription tab of OP Central, and keep access until the end of the period already paid. Prices appear on the site and at checkout, with the taxes that apply in your country calculated by Paddle. We may change prices for future renewals, with at least 30 days' notice, and you may cancel beforehand if you disagree. Available payment methods depend on your country and plan.

If the charge for a renewal is not identified, the paid plugins keep working for 7 days, with notices in OP Central and when the plugin opens, and then turn off until the subscription is regularized.

6. What is not allowed

Distributing or reselling the plugins or the OP Central files; decompiling, modifying or bypassing the license check, except where the law allows. The sound you create is yours, including for commercial use.

7. Right of withdrawal and refund

Within 7 days of the charge, you can request a refund with one click, in My account or in OP Central. After the refund, access to the paid plugins ends. See the refund policy.

8. Free plugins

Free plugins do not depend on a subscription or a license. Anyone who has already installed a free plugin keeps the right to use it. The free plugins offered to new users may change over time.

9. Warranty and liability

The plugins are digital simulations of equipment; the sound may differ from the physical equipment. They are provided as they are, with support by e-mail. To the maximum extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect losses, such as loss of data or profits, nor for failures caused by other software, your computer or your DAW. Nothing in these terms limits rights guaranteed to the consumer.

10. Governing law

Brazilian law, without prejudice to consumer rights, including the right to bring an action in the courts of your place of residence.