Terms of Service

Idaho Pro Digital, LLC operates litecommerce. These Terms of Service cover access to our websites, the merchant platform and its APIs, and optional services we host for merchants, including litecheckout and customer accounts. In these Terms, "we" means Idaho Pro Digital, LLC. A merchant is the person or business that operates a store or organization using litecommerce.

When we present these Terms for acceptance, you agree to the version presented by expressly accepting it. You must be able to enter a binding contract. If you accept on behalf of a business, you must have authority to bind it. The business is responsible for use of its merchant account by people and integrations it authorizes.

If you shop with a merchant, the section on shopping and customer accounts explains how these services fit into your purchase. The merchant supplies the terms for its sale.

litecommerce provides tools for managing catalogs, sales and related business records. Merchants can connect a storefront they operate to our APIs and can choose to use the hosted checkout and account features available for their store. Access to a feature depends on the service configuration, applicable limits, and any account or provider setup the feature requires.

You are responsible for your own storefront, domains, code and integrations, including their configuration and ongoing operation. A connected service may require a separate account, fees, or acceptance of its provider's terms. When you authorize a connection, you permit the services to exchange the information needed for the functions you enable. Review the permissions before connecting it and remove access when it is no longer needed.

Provide accurate account and business details and keep them current. Use individual accounts for staff, give each person only the access they need, and remove access when their responsibilities change. Protect passwords, sessions, API keys and other credentials. Keep private keys and tokens out of public code, browsers, and ordinary support messages.

These obligations also apply when you connect an agent, automation, or other integration. You are responsible for the permissions you grant and the actions taken through them, including changes to your catalog, customer records, orders, and messages. Review what an integration can access and what it can change before giving it permission to act. Tell us promptly if you suspect unauthorized access or credential exposure.

You are responsible for the goods and services you offer, your storefront and customer communications, and the information you supply to litecommerce. Keep listings, prices, product claims, availability, and order terms accurate. Obtain the rights, permits, and approvals you need to sell and deliver what you offer.

Give shoppers clear terms, policies, and a way to contact you. You handle order acceptance, fulfillment, delivery, returns, warranties, complaints, and refunds for your sales. You are also responsible for applicable consumer protection, accessibility, privacy, and marketing requirements, including collecting any permissions you need for the messages you send.

If a merchant sends you to litecheckout, we provide the hosted technology for its checkout. Your purchase is from the merchant identified on the store or checkout. The merchant handles questions about what you ordered, the price, delivery, returns, refunds, and other issues with the sale. Payment providers may have their own terms for the payment method you choose.

Where the merchant offers a hosted customer account, you can sign in to use the account features it makes available, such as viewing orders or requesting a return. Use contact details and payment methods you are authorized to use, and protect your sign-in details. The merchant's privacy policy explains its use of shopper information. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle information for the merchant and for our own operations.

The merchant is the merchant of record for its own sales. When you accept a payment through your connected Stripe account, Stripe processes the payment on that account and handles settlement under its terms with you. You are responsible for your payment account, fees, refunds, disputes and chargebacks. Idaho Pro Digital, LLC is the seller for its own litecommerce plan charges.

For your sales, you determine where you must register for tax, what to collect, and how to report and remit it. If you use a tax calculation service with litecommerce, you are responsible for configuring it correctly and checking the results. Review any Form 1099-K or similar statement from your payment provider and reconcile it with your records for your own reporting obligations.

Use supported payment fields and follow the card data security requirements that apply to your store, including applicable PCI DSS responsibilities. Keep full card numbers and security codes out of ordinary API requests, notes, files, and messages. Confirm your responsibilities with your payment provider for the checkout integration you use.

Your plan determines the applicable usage limits and commercial terms. A free plan carries no subscription charge and requires no payment method. Moving to a paid plan requires acceptance of the commercial terms and authorization to collect any applicable recurring charges. A merchant-specific Enterprise offer supplies the price, limits, and other commercial terms for that offer.

Where a paid subscription is offered, we show the amount, currency, billing interval, renewal terms, and cancellation method before you accept it. Our listed plan fees exclude tax unless the offer specifies otherwise. Applicable taxes are shown as part of billing. Your acceptance of these general Terms is separate from your approval of a plan and any recurring payment authorization.

With your authorization, we collect automatically renewing plan charges at the disclosed interval until you cancel. Discounts apply for the duration disclosed in the offer. If an eligible offer has a final amount due of zero, a payment method is optional while that amount is zero. A later positive charge requires accepted terms covering that charge and valid payment authorization.

If an authorized payment fails, an unpaid amount may remain due. We may send payment notices, retry an authorized charge, or adjust access according to the applicable plan terms and law.

Where a mid-period paid upgrade is offered, we show the additional prorated amount for the rest of the current period and the price for the next renewal before you accept. The upgrade takes effect after the required payment is confirmed and the account meets the requirements of the new plan. If a change requires you to meet lower usage limits, you must bring your usage within those limits before accepting the change.

An ordinary downgrade takes effect at your next monthly or annual renewal. You keep the current plan through the end of the current period. A standard downgrade carries no automatic refund or credit for that period.

To stop a paid renewal, use the cancellation method disclosed for your plan before the renewal takes effect. Standard cancellation ends the paid plan at the end of the current period. If the account continues on Free, that plan's limits apply. Amounts already due remain payable. Cancellation and refunds are subject to any rights you have under applicable law.

To close the merchant account itself or request an export, follow the account closure and export process.

Use the services lawfully and respect the rights and security of other people. The following conduct is prohibited.

• Offer unlawful goods or services, mislead customers, impersonate someone, or engage in fraudulent transactions.
• Upload content that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights, or send unauthorized bulk or deceptive communications.
• Use credentials without permission, access another organization's data without authority, bypass access or usage limits, or interfere with the service.
• Introduce malicious code, use the service to attack other systems, or collect or use information beyond the permissions you have.

Where it forms part of your service terms, the Acceptable Use Policy supplements these requirements. You can contact us to report abuse or a concern about content hosted through litecommerce.

You retain the rights you hold in the content and data you provide, including your catalog, images and store materials. You give us and the providers we use permission to host, copy, transmit, and display that material as needed to provide and secure the services, follow your lawful instructions, and meet applicable legal obligations. You must have the rights needed to give us that permission.

If you submit a review or other material for a merchant to publish, you permit it to be displayed for that purpose. Submit material you are authorized to share and respect others' privacy. A merchant can moderate what it publishes under its policies and applicable law.

We and our licensors retain rights in the litecommerce software, branding and materials. We give you a limited right to use the services for the purposes allowed by these Terms, the documentation, and your plan. Any separately licensed code is available under the license that accompanies it.

Our Privacy Policy describes how we use information for purposes such as account administration, support, billing, and service security. It also explains our role when a merchant uses our services to handle shopper information.

When we process personal information for a merchant, the merchant is responsible for having a lawful basis to collect and share it and for giving shoppers the notices and choices that apply. The Data Processing Addendum governs processing on the merchant's behalf where the addendum applies. Shoppers can contact the merchant about information collected for their store or order.

We provide the services as available, subject to the commitments expressly made in your accepted service terms and any warranties that apply by law. Maintenance, outages, and changes to connected services can affect access. Any specific service-level commitment is set out in the terms that apply to your account.

Platform tools can help you calculate amounts, generate records, and automate tasks. You are responsible for checking that the results are suitable for your business before relying on them. Each party's liability and the remedies available are subject to applicable law and any express terms governing that responsibility. You retain rights and remedies that the law protects from waiver or limitation.

We may restrict or end access to protect the service or its users, comply with law or provider requirements, or respond to fraud, nonpayment or a material breach of these Terms. Where practicable and lawful, we will contact the merchant about the reason and any steps available to address it. Urgent security or legal risks can require action before notice.

An authorized account owner can request an export or account closure. We verify the requester and the organization before acting on either request. For a closure or erasure request, export and any outstanding order, payment, dispute, or legal obligations are handled as part of the offboarding review. Keep copies of the records you need before your access ends.

Closing a litecommerce account ends its access to our services. Your storefront, domains, and separate provider accounts remain under your control. We handle retained data according to the applicable privacy and data processing terms and any legal, accounting, or security requirements. Ending the service does not cancel amounts already owed or responsibilities that apply to earlier transactions.

We may update these Terms as the services, business, or applicable law changes. We will identify when revised terms take effect and provide any notice or request for acceptance required by your service terms or applicable law. Changes to your plan, pricing, or payment authorization follow the applicable commercial terms and law.

For a concern about your purchase from a merchant, contact that merchant using its store or order information. For a concern about litecommerce, a platform charge, or these Terms, use our contact form or write to us below. Include enough information for us to identify the account or charge and explain what you would like us to address. Any unresolved dispute is subject to applicable law and the rights and remedies it provides.