Remboursement
You have fourteen days from your purchase to ask for a full refund. You do not have to give a reason.
Since the sale is handled by Paddle, ask them: at paddle.net, or by replying to the receipt you were sent. You can also write to [email protected] and we will pass it on.
Five components run with no key at all, and every other one runs in demo mode: you can write real code, in your real project, before paying anything. That is why fourteen days is enough — the evaluation itself has no time limit.
A refund ends your right to use the library. We do not deactivate the key remotely, and we cannot: the check is purely local and the library never connects to anything. That is precisely what guarantees your own customers will never face an activation outage — we hold no switch, neither over you nor over them.
It is therefore up to you to stop using the key and to leave it out of future builds. The key carries your name in clear: it stays identifiable inside any application that embeds it.
Bespoke work or a source-code delivery, carried out at your express request, is no longer refundable once delivered — it cannot be taken back. A maintenance renewal already used, meaning a version released during the period has been downloaded, is not refundable either.
Lastly, a runtime key already embedded in an application you have shipped can no longer be taken back — neither by you nor by us. Refunds stay open while you are still evaluating or developing, which covers almost all of the first fourteen days.
If you buy as a consumer in the European Union, you have a statutory fourteen-day right of withdrawal. By asking for immediate delivery of your key, you agree that performance starts before that period ends. You lose nothing by it: the commercial guarantee described above applies over the same fourteen days.