Written in code first. The lawyer's wording is next.
The service opened on 20 / 09 / 2026 under the commitments below, each of which the software enforces. The formal terms and acceptable use policy are drafted and with counsel; publishing a half-finished legal text would be a worse promise than saying plainly where it stands.
One component at a time. Selecting a whole page aborts the read; cloning a site is not a supported use.
A licence to the component built for you, and what you may do with it.
Content, images, fonts and brand are destroyed inside the worker. This is a commitment, not a courtesy.
How a site owner asks us to stop, and what the exclusion does and does not undo.
No charge can happen without a human signature, and the ceiling is enforced on our side.
If generating your component fails after you paid, the credits come back on their own. A piece you bought can be recompiled free for 90 days when something outside it changes. Credits do not expire today; the published terms will set a 12-month inactivity rule, with notice. Nothing is charged without a human signature, and the ceiling is enforced on our side, not yours.
mvoom opens pages that belong to other people, and it can spend money on a customer's behalf. Both carry legal weight; the decisions were written down before any of this was built, and the wording is a lawyer's job. When it is published, it will not take away anything promised here.
The commitment that matters most is already written in plain language, and it does not need a lawyer to be readable.
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