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Gumroad's Terms of Service governs the use of its platform by digital product sellers (Suppliers) and buyers, establishing Gumroad as the merchant of record that collects payments, deducts its fee, and remits the remainder to Suppliers. The agreement authorizes Gumroad to set final retail prices for Supplier products, adjust payout schedules at its discretion, and offset funds owed to Suppliers against amounts it determines may be due to Gumroad. Section 25 requires disputes to be resolved through binding individual arbitration under California law, with a class action and jury trial waiver, unless a user opts out in writing within 30 days of first agreeing to the terms.
This document is Gumroad's Terms of Service Agreement, effective January 1, 2025, governing use of the Gumroad website, mobile applications, and associated services by both Suppliers (sellers of digital products) and Buyers, with Gumroad acting as merchant of record for digital product resales. The agreement states that Suppliers appoint Gumroad as their non-exclusive reseller, that Gumroad deducts a per-transaction Gumroad Fee before remitting the Supplier Fee, and that Gumroad reserves the right to set final resale prices, adjust payout schedules, and offset funds owed to Suppliers against amounts it determines are due or likely to become due. Section 25 establishes a mandatory binding arbitration clause with a class action and jury trial waiver, subject to a 30-day opt-out window, and the agreement asserts California law as governing; the terms also impose broad indemnification obligations on users and disclaim all warranties on an 'as is' basis. The document engages privacy frameworks including CCPA (given California governing law and data collection practices) and GDPR where applicable to EU-based users or transactions, and implicates FTC Act consumer protection standards given the platform's e-commerce and payment processing functions; applicable law or regulatory guidance may limit the enforceability of certain provisions, particularly the mandatory arbitration clause and broad liability disclaimers, depending on jurisdiction.
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