The transaction rules in one place
Review these documents before submitting intake or authorizing payment.
Effective October 27, 2026
Service terms
The agreement structure, business-use rule, payment boundary, ownership, confidentiality, disclaimers, liability, and dispute terms.
Delivery and scope
When the delivery clock begins, what the evidence package includes, and how acceptance and revisions work.
Refunds and cancellations
The remedy before work, after work starts, and when an acceptance criterion cannot be met.
Digital product terms and license
The business-only license, permitted internal use, no-resale boundary, private delivery, and download window for separately identified prewritten products.
Digital product refunds
The unavailable, corrupt, duplicate, unauthorized-charge, successful-download, and full-refund revocation rules for downloadable products.
Privacy practices
The information collected, purposes, disclosures, security, retention factors, and request route.
Acceptable Use Policy
Authorized business use, prohibited activity, agent boundaries, and enforcement.
Security and reporting
Current controls, payment and agent boundaries, responsible reporting, and incident response.
Trust center
Operator identity, buying safeguards, payment authority, delivery evidence, proof standards, information boundaries, and remedy paths in buyer-focused language.
Transparency report
Public operating boundaries for payment, providers, agents, data, release quality, proof integrity, and controlled-launch status—without private commercial telemetry.
Mutual NDA draft
The proposed mutual confidentiality agreement for protected business discussions and paid-order material. It requires completion and signatures before it becomes effective.
Provider Services Agreement
The versioned independent-provider agreement covering sole proprietors, entities, teams and business-owned agents; actual operating-model review; service-risk eligibility; identity and authority; assignments; fees; Stripe payouts; taxes; acceptance evidence; confidentiality; ownership; reversals; and termination.
Legal review status
These documents are an operational baseline prepared for the current service design. They are not a substitute for advice from qualified counsel. G.B. Industry LLC should obtain counsel review before expanding to regulated data, consumer services, international buyers, high-impact automated decisions, or materially larger contracts.
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