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Website & sales terms

The agreement must match the actual sale.

These sections show the planned contract structure and unresolved decisions. They are not operative terms, an offer to sell, or a substitute for a completed, reviewed agreement.

Prelaunch draft

This page is a working draft, not a final policy or legal conclusion. Checkout is disabled until the missing business and product facts are finalized and the required review is complete.

Draft updated: August 30, 2026Effective date: not establishedSeller identity: not inserted

1. Acceptance

A clear agreement at the right moment

The final website terms and terms of sale will identify the contracting seller and the customer, define the covered website and products, state the effective date, and explain when a contract forms. Browsing an informational page will not be treated as assent to undisclosed sales conditions.

Before an order can enter hosted checkout, the customer will be required to affirmatively agree to linked versions of the sales terms and privacy notice and separately approve the exact personalized configuration. Marketing consent will remain optional and separate. The system will preserve the relevant version, timestamp, order reference, and other proportionate assent evidence.

2. Eligibility and site use

A storefront—not an open-content platform

Intended eligibility

The planned commerce flow is for an adult with legal capacity to enter the purchase agreement and authority to provide the delivery and customization information. The exact age and jurisdiction language will be reviewed before publication.

Permitted use

Customers may use the site to learn about the product, create a permitted numeric address design, manage a legitimate order, and contact support. Access does not transfer ownership of Curbidz software, templates, branding, or production systems.

Planned prohibited conduct

  • Interfering with security, availability, checkout, or another person's order.
  • Using automation to scrape, overload, probe, or reverse-engineer protected systems except where law expressly permits it.
  • Submitting malicious code, fraudulent payment information, or an unauthorized delivery address.
  • Attempting to create prohibited content or bypass the numeric customization limits.
  • Using Curbidz materials to imply government, military, municipal, emergency-service, or third-party endorsement.

3. Personalized product

The approved configuration controls production

The first release is planned around a restricted numeric customizer rather than free-form uploads or customer artwork.

Customer input

The customer enters eligible address digits and chooses from available design, dimension, quantity, and option controls. They must have authority to provide the information and use the intended installation location.

Customer approval

Before payment, the interface presents the characters and selected configuration together and requires an express confirmation. A correction must happen before that approval and any disclosed production cutoff.

Locked production record

An accepted paid order is intended to preserve an immutable production artifact tied to the approved configuration. Support can then evaluate whether the finished item matches what the customer accepted.

4. Preview limits

Exact layout does not mean perfect physical simulation

The planned preview represents the numeric arrangement and design geometry generated by controlled rules. Device screens, browser rendering, ambient conditions, and photographs cannot perfectly reproduce physical color, material texture, gloss, reflectivity, lighting response, scale, surface interaction, or viewing distance.

The final product page will state the approved dimensions and specifications based on real evidence. It will not use the preview to imply an unsupported visibility, safety, lifespan, adhesion, weather, or compatibility result.

5. Orders and payment

No order until the system confirms it

The final terms will explain product availability, capacity limits, complete pricing, applicable taxes, shipping charges, promotional conditions, payment authorization, fraud review, acceptance, cancellation, and refund behavior. Cart contents or an unpaid preview will not reserve production capacity unless the final checkout expressly says otherwise.

Payment is planned through a hosted payment provider so Curbidz does not store complete card details. A browser redirect alone will not be treated as proof of payment; a verified server-side payment event and reconciled order record will control. The final terms will identify when the customer receives acceptance or a refund if an order cannot be accepted.

6. Shipping, cancellation, and remedies

The policies work together

Shipping and delay

The final shipping policy will show supported destinations, actual charges, dispatch basis, carrier estimates, and required delay choices. A shipping label will not automatically mean carrier possession.

Returns and personalized items

The final returns policy will distinguish customer-approved errors and change of mind from transit damage, verified defects, and Curbidz production mistakes. It will state exact windows, evidence, shipping responsibility, and remedies before purchase.

Curbidz has not adopted a written warranty. No durability period, “lifetime” promise, universal adhesion claim, weather guarantee, visibility distance, or removal outcome is part of this draft. Any final limitation must preserve non-waivable rights and receive the required review.

7. Installation and customer responsibility

Permission, compatibility, and safety

  • Check local rules and obtain any required owner, landlord, HOA, or government permission before installation.
  • Do not obscure official markings or use the product in a way that creates confusion with an official sign or address system.
  • Compare the intended surface and conditions with the final product specification and instructions.
  • Do not install from an active traffic lane or in unsafe weather, lighting, or work conditions.
  • Follow the final packaged preparation, application, cure, care, and removal instructions.

These responsibilities do not excuse a Curbidz production error, defective product, misleading representation, or liability that applicable law does not permit the seller to disclaim.

8. Intellectual property and customer content

A narrow license—not ownership of everything

Curbidz and its licensors retain their rights in the site, code, branding, templates, design system, photography, copy, and production methods. The final terms will give customers only the ordinary limited right to use the website for its intended purpose.

A customer will retain rights they lawfully hold in information or content they provide. The final agreement will request only the limited permission needed to render a preview, validate the order, manufacture and deliver the personalized item, prevent fraud, keep necessary records, and provide support. Curbidz will not demand ownership of an honest review or a sweeping license unrelated to the requested service.

9. Independent status

No official endorsement or safety substitute

Curbidz is an independent brand and does not claim sponsorship, approval, certification, or endorsement by a city, state, federal agency, military branch, emergency service, carrier, HOA, or other organization. Read the full non-endorsement draft.

A decorative address graphic is not represented as an official traffic-control device, code-compliance certification, emergency-service guarantee, illuminated sign, or replacement for any legally required address display. Product claims will be limited to those supported by evidence.

10. Privacy and communication

Separate service from marketing

The final privacy notice will describe the actual data flow, service providers, purposes, retention, security, and customer choices. Transactional messages may be necessary to fulfill or support an order. Marketing requires a separate voluntary choice and includes a working unsubscribe path. SMS marketing is not planned for launch.

11. Clauses intentionally withheld

Qualified review comes before strong legal language

The following clauses are not being invented for this draft because their enforceability and business consequences depend on facts and jurisdiction:

  • Seller legal identity, business address, and customer notice contact
  • Written warranty, disclaimer of warranties, and exclusive-remedy language
  • Limitations or exclusions of liability and damages
  • Customer indemnification
  • Mandatory arbitration, jury waiver, or class-action waiver
  • Governing law, venue, claim period, and dispute-escalation procedure
  • Severability, assignment, force majeure, survival, and amendment mechanics

If adopted, those provisions must be conspicuous, internally consistent, appropriate for the actual seller and product, and reviewed by qualified counsel. The final agreement will also explain how a customer can save or print it and how prior versions are retained.