Terms of service

These terms cover a PluginExit "Full Exit" migration — moving a WordPress plugin off CodeCanyon onto your own Freemius-backed (or self-hosted) store. They are written to be read, not to hide anything. Every price, refund and scope statement here matches the audit receipt and the rest of this site word for word.

1. Who you are contracting with

The service is provided by Lauri Kesonen, trading as LK Web, a Finnish sole trader (toiminimi) / registered business entity based in Finland.

Throughout these terms, "we"/"the operator" means the provider above, and "you"/"the author" means the plugin author who engages the service.

2. How the work is actually done — plain disclosure

This is an automated-tooling-plus-named-human operation. Automated tooling does the heavy lifting — building the store, integrating the Freemius SDK, generating artifacts and running the sandbox test matrix — and one named human (Lauri Kesonen) reviews and signs off on every artifact before it reaches you or your buyers. Nothing is deployed to your production, sent to your buyers, or charged to a card without a logged human decision. "The automation did it" is never offered as an excuse: one person answers for the work by name.

3. What the Full Exit includes (fixed scope)

The fixed price buys the three-step exit path set out in your audit receipt:

1. Deposit and kickoff. You pay a €200 deposit and complete a kickoff checklist of five items (scoped Envato API token you create yourself, plugin codebase access, a Freemius team invite, email addresses you already lawfully hold, and the target domain).
2. The migration is built. This is the deliverable, and it consists of: a Freemius store (or your own) where every new sale stops paying Envato's 50% cut; a purchase-code redemption bridge plus an in-plugin campaign so the reachable slice of your active buyers can self-migrate and keep a working license; the final CodeCanyon update pointing to your new store, drafted for you; and migration emails drafted and sequenced for your approval, sent under your own sender identity. Automated tooling does the heavy lifting; a named human reviews every artifact before it touches your buyers.
3. Go-live and support. Go-live within 7 business days of checklist-complete, then 30 days of post-move support covering migration-caused defects.

Existing-buyer recapture is a bounded bonus, not a promised headcount. Redemption is pull-only — a buyer must fetch their Envato purchase code and act — so it reaches only installs that are still live and take the update. We never promise a number of recaptured buyers, only the deliverables listed above.

4. What is out of scope

The fixed price is valid only for the scope stated in your audit. Anything larger — a rewrite, a multi-plugin bundle, custom features beyond the migration, or ongoing marketing operation — routes to a separate Pro quote before any work on it begins. We never silently expand scope or renegotiate mid-project; scope and price changes are handled as an explicit written exception you approve first. Not included: outcome or revenue guarantees, anything requiring us to log into your Envato account (account-UI steps such as submitting the final update are done by a human — you or the operator — with materials we prepare), and any work on plugins other than the one named in your audit.

5. Price and payment

The Full Exit price is €790 as a founding price for the first 10 migrations, then €990. Payment is split:

• €200 deposit now, which counts toward the total.
• €590 balance invoiced only after your written "migration accepted" sign-off.

Prices are in euros. Any applicable VAT is stated on the invoice. Payments are processed through Stripe; the operator never takes payment by automation — charges and refunds are executed by hand by the named human. We never store your card details.

6. Refunds — the named triggers

Your €200 deposit counts toward the total, is refundable until the kickoff checklist is complete, and becomes non-refundable once work begins; refunds are processed within 1 business day. In addition:

• Envato blocks the migration path. If Envato blocks the final update or otherwise blocks the migration path mid-project through no fault of yours, your €200 deposit is refunded in full — this is a named trigger, priced in before you pay.
• We cannot deliver. If we are unable to deliver the agreed migration for reasons on our side, you are refunded for work not delivered.

Cancelling before kickoff is a button on your status page, not a support ticket. Refunds are always processed within 1 business day of the request or trigger.

7. Timeline and announced absence

The delivery clock — go-live within 7 business days of checklist-complete — starts only when all five kickoff items are green. The clock is shown on your status page and stops visibly if it needs to pause, rather than silently overrunning. If the operator is unavailable for an extended period (illness, leave), an announced-absence notice is posted to your status page and the clock is paused for the announced duration; it does not fail silently and it does not auto-cancel. Business days are Finnish business days (Monday–Friday, excluding Finnish public holidays).

8. No outcome or headcount guarantee

We guarantee deliverables, not outcomes. We do not guarantee any level of revenue, any number of recaptured or migrated buyers, any search ranking, or any commercial result. Every projected figure anywhere in our materials (loss estimates, recapture ranges) is labelled an estimate and shows its inputs. Existing-buyer recapture is a bounded, pull-only bonus as described in section 3.

9. Your responsibilities

• Provide the five kickoff items, and only email addresses you already lawfully hold and are entitled to contact.
• Approve each buyer-facing email before it is sent — nothing goes to your buyers without your approval.
• Perform the Envato and wp.org account-UI steps yourself (with materials we prepare), since no automation ever operates inside your Envato account.
• Ensure you have the right to migrate the plugin and its buyer relationships.

10. Data protection

For your own personal data (your name, email, CodeCanyon URL and sales figures) we act as controller — see the privacy policy. For your buyers' personal data that we handle during the migration, you are the controller and we are your processor under a GDPR Article 28 data-processing agreement, provided as part of the engagement. Buyer emails are only added to a marketing list where the buyer has given explicit consent (the redemption bridge's consent box ships unchecked). All engagement credentials and buyer data are deleted on day 37; see the credential & access charter.

11. EU right of withdrawal (consumers)

If you engage the service as a consumer under EU law, you have a statutory right to withdraw from a distance contract within 14 days without giving a reason. Because a migration is a service you typically want started quickly, if you ask us to begin work during the 14-day period you expressly request early performance and acknowledge that: (a) you must pay for work already performed if you then withdraw, and (b) once the service has been fully performed with your prior consent, the right of withdrawal is lost. This mirrors the refund rule in section 6 — the deposit is refundable until the kickoff checklist is complete and non-refundable once work begins. Most authors engage as a business, in which case the statutory consumer right of withdrawal does not apply, but the section 6 refund triggers still do.

12. Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the operator's total liability arising out of or in connection with the engagement is limited to the fees actually paid by you for the affected migration. We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost profits, lost sales, or loss of goodwill. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited under mandatory law (including liability for intent, gross negligence, or death/personal injury), and nothing limits your mandatory rights as a consumer.

13. Archiving

Operational records (queue cards, decision logs, evidence) are archived rather than deleted, so the history of what was approved and done stays auditable. Personal data within those records is still subject to the day-37 deletion and the retention rules in the privacy policy.

14. Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by the laws of Finland, excluding its conflict-of-law rules and excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG). Disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of the Finnish courts. If you are a consumer, you may also bring proceedings in the courts of your EU country of residence and rely on the mandatory consumer-protection rules there, and you may use the Finnish Consumer Disputes Board (kuluttajariitalautakunta) and the EU Online Dispute Resolution platform.

15. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms; the version that governs your engagement is the one in force on the day you deposit, and we keep prior versions on record. Material changes are announced on this page.

Questions about these terms: kesonen.lauri@gmail.com. Related: privacy policy · credential & access charter · verify the operator

Last updated 2026-07-06 · DRAFT, pending legal review.