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Terms of Sale

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Who we are

Mene Motion is a product of HSW Designs, run by Harry Weller (sole trader), [ADDRESS], United Kingdom. Contact: hello@menemotion.com.

What you’re buying

Each pack is a set of animation templates that you customise and export in your browser. Prices are shown in pounds sterling on the pack before you pay. Buying a pack gives your account access to every template in that pack, including templates we add to it later.

Your licence

You may use videos and images you export from packs you own in church services, ministry, social media, and commercial or client work, including paid projects. You may not resell, share or redistribute the templates themselves, or build a competing template product from them. Your account is for you or your organisation; please don’t share sign-in links.

Scripture text

Quick-fill verses use the King James Version. It is public domain in most countries; in the UK it is under Crown rights administered by Cambridge University Press, which publishes guidance on quoting it. If you type in another translation, you’re responsible for following that publisher’s quotation rules.

Digital content and your right to cancel

Packs unlock immediately after payment. At checkout you ask for immediate access and acknowledge that you lose your 14-day right to cancel once the content is supplied. This doesn’t affect your rights if a pack is faulty or not as described: see our refund policy.

Payments

Payments are processed by Stripe. We never see or store your full card details.

Availability

We work to keep the site available but can’t guarantee it will always be uninterrupted. If we ever close the service, we’ll give owners reasonable notice and a way to export their work.

Liability

Nothing in these terms limits liability that can’t be limited by law, including your statutory rights as a consumer under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

Law

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.