1. Seller and contact
The seller and service provider is Studio Kreatywne Mateusz Pawluk, ul. Leśna 12, 84-353 Mosty, Polska, Polish Tax ID 8393015674, REGON 389631147, email: kontakt@pawlukstudio.pl, phone: +48 500 591 594. The business is registered in the Polish Central Register and Information on Economic Activity (CEIDG).
Questions about orders, complaints, payments and consumer rights may be sent by email or raised by phone. Call charges depend on the caller’s provider.
2. Definitions
- Service — katalog.73web.agency, including the customer account, catalogue and download mechanism.
- Customer — a natural person, legal person or organisation using the Service or entering into a contract.
- Consumer — a natural person entering into a contract outside their trade or profession; equivalent protection may also apply to certain sole traders under Polish law.
- Digital Content — documentation, prompts, source code, assets, components and other electronically supplied files.
- Plan — Design Access or Full Access, billed monthly, yearly or as lifetime access.
- Account — individual access linked to the checkout email and authenticated without a password through a secure magic link.
3. Service and technical requirements
The Service permits free catalogue browsing, Account creation, Plan purchases and covered downloads. Customers must not submit unlawful content, bypass security, scrape or download in bulk, or disrupt the Service.
- an internet-connected device and a current browser supporting HTTPS, JavaScript, session cookies and ZIP downloads;
- an active email address controlled by the Customer;
- software capable of opening ZIP files and editing the supplied code or documentation;
- the runtime listed in a package README where the Customer wishes to edit or run the source code.
4. Account and contract formation
The Account contract begins when the Customer first signs in using a magic link. A paid Digital Content contract is formed after the Customer selects a Plan, provides the required acknowledgements and completes an order with an obligation to pay in Stripe Checkout.
Customers must provide a correct email and secure access to their inbox. Accounts and download allowances are personal. The Seller may temporarily restrict access on reasonable suspicion of fraud, account sharing, licence violation or a security threat and will explain the reason and how to challenge the restriction.
5. Prices, payment and supply
Displayed prices include applicable taxes. Polish pages charge PLN and English pages charge USD. Stripe Checkout presents the final price, currency, billing period and payment obligation before confirmation.
Stripe processes payments. Access activates after payment confirmation. The Customer signs in with the checkout email and downloads files from the catalogue. A durable email confirmation records the contract, Plan and express digital-supply acknowledgement.
Plan contents and download limits shown before purchase form part of the contract. A download request records its time, package and type to enforce the allowance and evidence when digital supply began.
6. Subscriptions and renewals
Monthly and yearly Plans renew for the same period and charge the selected payment method until cancelled. Stripe Checkout shows the price and frequency.
A subscription can be cancelled in the Stripe billing portal linked from the Account or by contacting the Seller. Standard cancellation prevents the next renewal and access continues until the paid period ends. Deleting an Account cancels active subscriptions immediately and removes access.
7. Withdrawal and refunds
Consumers normally have 14 days from contract formation to withdraw without giving a reason. A clear statement sent to the Seller’s email, identifying the order and checkout email, is sufficient.
Before payment, the Consumer may separately request supply before the 14-day period ends and acknowledge losing the withdrawal right when performance begins. In KATALOG, supply of purchased Digital Content begins when the first covered package download is recorded. From that moment, where valid prior consent and a durable confirmation were provided, the statutory withdrawal right no longer applies and the Seller does not offer a voluntary refund for correctly supplied Digital Content.
If no download has started, or the required acknowledgements were not validly obtained and confirmed, statutory withdrawal rights remain unaffected. Loss of the withdrawal right does not limit remedies for Digital Content that fails to conform to the contract.
8. Licence
On supply, the Customer receives a non-exclusive, non-transferable, worldwide and perpetual licence to use downloaded materials in their own projects and paid end-client work, subject to package-specific terms.
- Source code, content and design may be modified and finished commercial work may be published.
- Unmodified packages, source files, prompts or documentation may not be resold, sublicensed or publicly shared.
- The materials may not be used to create a competing library, marketplace, template pack or product whose main value is their redistribution.
- Where third-party elements are included, the licences identified in the package continue to apply and required attribution must be retained.
9. Conformity and complaints
The Seller supplies Digital Content conforming to its description, version, functionality, compatibility and other agreed characteristics. Mandatory consumer remedies cannot be excluded by these Terms or a licence.
Complaints may be emailed with the order email, package name, issue, requested remedy and an optional screenshot. The Seller responds within 14 days. The Consumer may first request conformity and, where the law permits, a price reduction or contract termination.
The materials are design and development tools. The Seller does not promise a particular commercial result, search ranking or legal compliance of modifications made by the Customer.
10. Personal data and Account deletion
Data processing is described in the Privacy Policy. Customers may permanently delete their Account at its bottom after an additional confirmation. Deletion removes the session, download history and operational access and cancels active subscriptions.
Minimal transaction, tax, accounting, complaint and evidential records may still be retained where required by law or necessary to establish, exercise or defend legal claims. Account deletion does not revoke a valid licence for materials downloaded earlier.
11. Governing law and disputes
Polish law applies without depriving Consumers of mandatory protection in their country of habitual residence. Courts are determined under applicable law; Consumers are not forced to use the Seller’s local court.
After making a complaint, a Consumer may contact a Polish municipal or district consumer ombudsman or a competent ADR body listed by UOKiK. The Seller’s participation is voluntary unless mandatory law says otherwise. The former EU ODR platform closed on 20 July 2025.
12. Changes and final terms
The Seller may update these Terms for a valid reason such as legal, security, payment, Service or offer changes. Updates do not remove acquired rights or licences for downloaded content. Customers receiving a continuous service will be notified in advance of material adverse changes and may end the contract where required by law.
The current Terms remain available at katalog.73web.agency/regulamin. Document version: 2026-07-29.