Terms of Sale — Bridgemont

1. Definitions

Account: a Buyer account created on or through the Bridgemont Sites, including a guest record generated at Checkout.
Applicable Law: any law, regulation, rule, sanctions measure, export control, or binding order of a competent authority applying to Bridgemont, the Buyer, or a transaction.
Bridgemont: Bridgemont Technologies LLC, a limited liability company organised under the laws of Wyoming, United States (state entity number 2026-002090864), with its principal place of business at 1309 Coffeen Avenue, Suite 20769, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States, the seller on every sale made through the Bridgemont Sites. “we”, “us”, and “our” refer to Bridgemont.
Bridgemont Sites: the websites operated by Bridgemont for buyers: bridgemont.io, and the Product Pages and Checkout at checkout.bridgemont.io, including order confirmation and delivery, the Order Page, and Buyer-facing account features.
Buyer: any natural or legal person who places, or attempts to place, an Order with Bridgemont. “you” and “your” refer to the Buyer.
Checkout: the order and payment step on a Product Page, operated by Bridgemont, through which Bridgemont accepts Orders and takes card payment.
Consumer: a Buyer who is a natural person acting for purposes outside their trade, business, craft, or profession.
Digital Product: a digital product of a type listed in clause 12.1 of the Acceptable Use Policy — such as an app or utility, a licence key or activation code, a game mod or overlay (a game mod is sold only where the game’s publisher allows it), a plugin, a template, theme or UI kit, an e-book or guide, or a downloadable course — supplied by electronic means, that Bridgemont sells to the Buyer. Bridgemont does not sell physical goods.
Licence Terms: Bridgemont’s Standard Licence, published at bridgemont.io/legal/licence, together with the parameters set for a particular Digital Product (such as the number of devices or activations and any licence term) and any end-user licence of the Supplier, each as shown on the Product Page before you pay. Bridgemont grants the Licence Terms to the Buyer as licensor, under the rights the Supplier has granted Bridgemont for that purpose.
Order: a Buyer’s request to purchase one or more Digital Products from Bridgemont, submitted through Checkout.
Order Page: the page for an Order, linked from the order-confirmation email, where the Buyer can see what they bought.
Product Page: Bridgemont’s page for a Digital Product, hosted by Bridgemont at checkout.bridgemont.io, where Bridgemont sells it. It shows the Digital Product, its price, that it is sold by Bridgemont, the Licence Terms, and Bridgemont’s terms, refund policy and support contact; the Supplier is named only as the maker. A Buyer usually reaches a Product Page from a Buy button on the Supplier’s own website, shown next to the words “Sold and delivered by Bridgemont Technologies LLC”. Every Digital Product Bridgemont sells, and its Supplier, is listed on Bridgemont’s Approved developers page at bridgemont.io/approved-developers. Every sale made through a Product Page is made by Bridgemont in its own name, wherever the Buyer arrives from.
Purchase Contract: the contract under which Bridgemont sells a Digital Product to the Buyer. The Supplier is not a party to the Purchase Contract.
Refund Policy: the Bridgemont Refund Policy, which forms part of these Terms and states in full how refunds, cancellation, and withdrawal operate.
Supplier: an independent company or sole trader that makes a Digital Product, or holds the rights to sell it, and sells licences for it to Bridgemont at a fixed wholesale price for resale. A Supplier is Bridgemont’s vendor: it does not sell to the Buyer, does not take the Buyer’s payment, and has no contract with the Buyer. Bridgemont’s public pages call a Supplier a developer.
Supplier Agreement: the agreement between a Supplier and Bridgemont under which the Supplier supplies Digital Products to Bridgemont for resale, and which governs, as between them, the wholesale price Bridgemont pays the Supplier, refunds, chargebacks, and adjustments.
Terms: these Terms of Sale, also called the Buyer Terms, as amended from time to time in accordance with clause 39.
User Content: any message, image, file, or other material you send to Bridgemont, through the Bridgemont Sites or by email.

1.1In these Terms of Sale (also called the Buyer Terms), the following capitalised terms have the meanings set out below. Terms defined in the singular include the plural and vice versa.

2. Scope

2.1These Terms govern your access to and use of the Bridgemont Sites, your placement of Orders, and the basis on which Bridgemont sells Digital Products to you.

2.2Bridgemont is the seller on every sale. When you buy a Digital Product, you buy it from Bridgemont, which has bought it from an independent Supplier and resells it to you in its own name. Each Purchase Contract is formed under clause 6 and is between you and Bridgemont only. The Supplier is not a party to it, and you have no contract with the Supplier.

2.3Bridgemont runs the Bridgemont Sites and sells each Digital Product to you. There is one company: every obligation in these Terms is owed to you by Bridgemont.

2.4Bridgemont sells each Digital Product to you, takes payment, and is responsible to you for the matters set out in clause 22. The Product Page shows that the Digital Product is sold by Bridgemont Technologies LLC, and Bridgemont’s identity and contact details are shown to you before you are asked to pay and repeated in the order confirmation.

2.5The Supplier Agreement governs matters between Bridgemont and a Supplier. Nothing in it creates rights or obligations for you, and nothing in it reduces what Bridgemont owes you under these Terms.

2.6You usually reach a Product Page by clicking a Buy button on the Supplier’s own website, shown next to the words “Sold and delivered by Bridgemont Technologies LLC”. Every Digital Product Bridgemont sells, and its Supplier, is listed on Bridgemont’s Approved developers page at bridgemont.io/approved-developers. Wherever you clicked from, you buy from Bridgemont, you pay Bridgemont, and Bridgemont emails you the Digital Product and your receipt.

2.7Bridgemont answers all your questions and support requests about an Order. Where Bridgemont needs technical help from a Supplier, it asks the Supplier itself; the Supplier does not contact you.

2.8You may reach our product pages from a developer’s website. The contract is between you and Bridgemont. If the developer’s website says something different from our product page, our product page and these Terms apply.

3. Acceptance of Terms

3.1You accept these Terms when you place an Order. Before you pay, Checkout shows you these Terms, the Refund Policy and the Licence Terms, and asks you to accept these Terms and the Refund Policy by ticking a box that is not ticked in advance. Visiting bridgemont.io or viewing a Product Page does not bind you to these Terms. If you create an Account, you accept these Terms for your use of it. If you do not accept these Terms, do not place an Order.

3.2Where you buy for an organisation, you represent that you are authorised to bind that organisation, and references to “you” include that organisation.

3.3The Licence Terms for a Digital Product are shown on the Product Page before you pay, and you accept them together with these Terms when you place your Order. No further licence terms are added after you pay, whether on download, installation or first use. If a Digital Product shows other terms when you install or first use it, those terms do not reduce the rights these Terms, the Licence Terms or the Refund Policy give you.

4. Eligibility

4.1You must be at least 18 years old, or the age of majority in your jurisdiction if higher, and must have the legal capacity to enter into a binding contract.

4.2You must not be a person with whom dealings are prohibited under Applicable Law, including any person subject to sanctions, and must not be located in a jurisdiction subject to comprehensive sanctions or embargo.

4.3Bridgemont may decline an Order from, or decline or discontinue providing the Bridgemont Sites to, any person where eligibility cannot be established or is subsequently found not to be met.

5. Buyer Accounts

5.1Certain features require an Account. You must provide accurate, current, and complete information when creating an Account and keep that information up to date.

5.2You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your Account credentials and for all activity conducted through your Account. You must notify Bridgemont promptly at [email protected] if you become aware of any unauthorised access.

5.3You may not transfer or sell your Account, and you may not create an Account to circumvent a suspension or termination previously applied to you.

5.4You may close your Account at any time. Closure does not affect Orders already placed, obligations already incurred, or records Bridgemont is required to retain under Applicable Law.

5.5You do not need an Account to buy from Bridgemont. To find an Order again, use Find my purchase at bridgemont.io/help.

6. Purchases

6.1The presentation of a Digital Product on a Product Page is an invitation to treat and not a binding offer. Your submission of an Order is an offer to purchase the Digital Product from Bridgemont on the terms presented at Checkout.

6.2The Purchase Contract is formed when Bridgemont accepts the Order, which occurs on the earlier of the Order being confirmed to you or the Digital Product being made available to you.

6.3Before accepting an Order, Bridgemont may decline it where it is suspected of fraud, cannot be verified, breaches these Terms, is unlawful, or results from a manifest error in the price or description of the Digital Product. Once Bridgemont has accepted an Order or taken payment for it, Bridgemont may cancel it only for suspected fraud under clause 18, for a verification not completed under clause 19, because the purchase is unlawful, or for a manifestly incorrect price under clause 7.4. Bridgemont does not cancel an accepted or paid Order because the Supplier cannot supply the Digital Product: Bridgemont delivers it from other stock where it can, and otherwise offers you an equivalent replacement or a full refund, as you choose. Where an Order is cancelled after payment, Bridgemont refunds the full amount paid to the card you paid with.

6.4Order details, including the Digital Product purchased, the price, and applicable Taxes, are set out in the confirmation issued to you and, where you hold an Account, in your purchase history.

7. Pricing

7.1Prices are set by Bridgemont and are the prices at which Bridgemont sells to you. The Supplier sells to Bridgemont at a fixed wholesale price, and Bridgemont sets the retail price you pay. The price, and the currency in which you will be charged, are shown on the Product Page before you pay.

7.2The total payable, including any Taxes and any separately itemised charges, is displayed before you authorise payment. No charge is applied that has not been disclosed to you before authorisation.

7.3Where your card is in a different currency from the one shown at Checkout, your card issuer may convert the amount and charge its own fees. Any such conversion or fee is applied by your card issuer, is outside Bridgemont’s control, and is not charged by Bridgemont.

7.4Where a displayed price is manifestly incorrect, Bridgemont may cancel the affected Order and refund any amount paid, in accordance with clause 6.3.

8. Taxes

8.1The total shown at Checkout before you pay includes any sales tax or VAT that applies to your purchase ("Taxes"). Where the law where you live requires prices to include tax, the prices shown to you include it. Where you buy for a business and give a valid tax identification number, Checkout may show prices without Taxes, and clause 8.3 applies. The total shown before you pay includes all Taxes Bridgemont is required to collect.

8.2Taxes are determined by reference to the place of supply, which is generally your location as established from the information and indicators available at Checkout. You must provide accurate location information and must not misrepresent your location to alter the Taxes applied.

8.3Where you purchase in the course of a business and provide a valid tax identification number, the treatment applicable to business purchases may be applied where Applicable Law permits.

8.4Bridgemont is the seller of each Digital Product to you for tax purposes, and collects and pays any sales tax or VAT that applies to that sale where Applicable Law requires it. Any tax documentation for your Order is issued by Bridgemont.

8.5Arrangements between Bridgemont and a Supplier, including the tax treatment of the Supplier’s supply to Bridgemont, are governed by the Supplier Agreement. They do not affect your Purchase Contract, the price you are shown, or the tax documentation you receive.

9. Payment Authorisation

9.1By submitting an Order you authorise Bridgemont to charge the card you provide for the total amount displayed at Checkout.

9.2You represent that you are the authorised holder of, or are authorised to use, the card provided, and that the information you supply is accurate and complete.

9.3Every Order is a one-time purchase. Bridgemont does not sell subscriptions, memberships, access passes, accounts, gift cards, in-game items or anything else that renews, and takes no recurring charges. Bridgemont charges your card only for the Order you place.

9.4Authorisation may be subject to strong customer authentication, such as 3-D Secure, which your card issuer and Bridgemont’s card acquirer carry out. Bridgemont may decline an Order where such authentication is required and not completed.

10. Payment Processing

10.1You pay Bridgemont Technologies LLC, the seller, by Visa or Mastercard card. Bridgemont accepts no other payment method for Orders. Card payments are processed for Bridgemont by a licensed card acquirer engaged by Bridgemont. Bridgemont does not itself perform regulated payment services, and does not accept payments for Suppliers or for anyone else. You do not need an account or contract with any payment provider to complete an Order.

10.2Bridgemont receives your payment as the seller under the Purchase Contract. Your payment is made to Bridgemont, not to the Supplier, and the Supplier does not receive or handle it.

10.3You enter your card details on the Checkout. They are sent over an encrypted connection to Bridgemont’s payment system and passed to Bridgemont’s licensed card acquirer for authorisation. Bridgemont does not keep your full card number or security code after the payment has been authorised.

10.4Bridgemont may decline, delay, or reverse a payment where required by Applicable Law, by a card scheme or a payment partner, or where clause 18 applies.

10.5Bridgemont’s charges appear on your card statement as BRIDGEMONT.IO. Your receipt from Bridgemont lists the Digital Product you bought and your order reference, which starts with BM-.

11. Digital Delivery

11.1Digital Products are supplied by electronic means. Bridgemont delivers a Digital Product by emailing you a download link, or a licence key or activation code, as specified for that Digital Product, together with your receipt. Bridgemont delivers from its own stock of licence keys and files, which the Supplier loads into Bridgemont before the Digital Product goes on sale. Delivery is Bridgemont’s responsibility in every case.

11.2Delivery ordinarily follows once your payment has been captured and fraud screening is complete. Where delivery is delayed for verification under clause 19, Bridgemont will notify you.

11.3Delivery is made to the contact details you provide at Checkout. You are responsible for the accuracy of those details and for ensuring that you are able to receive electronic communications from Bridgemont.

11.4Where a Digital Product has not been received within a reasonable period following payment, check your spam folder and see bridgemont.io/help#licence-key. If it is still missing, contact [email protected]. Bridgemont is responsible under the Purchase Contract for resolving non-delivery, and you do not need to approach the Supplier.

12. Product Availability

12.1Availability of a Digital Product depends on the Supplier continuing to supply it to Bridgemont and on Bridgemont continuing to offer it. A Digital Product may be withdrawn, amended, or made subject to limited availability at any time before an Order is accepted.

12.2Where a Digital Product depends on a limited allocation of licence keys or on a third-party service, availability may be constrained by that dependency. Bridgemont does not guarantee that any Digital Product will remain available for future purchase.

12.3Every Digital Product is sold as a one-time purchase. Where the Licence Terms grant a licence for a fixed term, you pay once, the licence does not renew automatically, and your right to use the Digital Product ends when that term expires.

12.4A change in the Supplier that supplies a Digital Product to Bridgemont, including a Supplier ceasing to trade or ceasing to supply Bridgemont, does not of itself end your Purchase Contract or your rights under it.

12.5Where download availability is stated to be time-limited, you should retain a copy of the Digital Product within the stated period.

13. Licences Granted

13.1When Bridgemont sells you a Digital Product, you acquire a licence to use it, not ownership of the software. Your rights in a Digital Product are those granted by the Licence Terms, read with these Terms.

13.2The Licence Terms are Bridgemont’s Standard Licence, published at bridgemont.io/legal/licence and shown on the Product Page before you pay. Bridgemont grants the licence to you as licensor, under the rights the Supplier has granted Bridgemont in the Supplier Agreement. The Supplier sets only the parameters shown on the Product Page, such as the number of devices or activations and any licence term. Where the Product Page also shows the Supplier’s own end-user licence, its terms apply as well, but they cannot reduce your rights under these Terms, the Standard Licence or the Refund Policy. You do not need any further permission from the Supplier to use a Digital Product in accordance with its Licence Terms.

13.3Unless the Licence Terms give you more, your licence is non-exclusive and non-transferable, for your own personal or internal business purposes, without any right to resell, sublicense, redistribute, or make the Digital Product publicly available. Bridgemont may end your licence only if you are refunded for the Digital Product, the payment for it is reversed (for example by a chargeback), the Order was placed by fraud or with a card used without its owner’s permission, or you materially breach the Licence Terms or these Terms, and not for any other reason. The Supplier cannot end or disable your licence on its own.

13.4You must not circumvent, disable, or interfere with any licensing, activation, digital rights management, or technical protection measure applied to a Digital Product.

13.5Licence keys and activation codes are issued for your use only. Sharing, resale, or transfer of them is prohibited except where the applicable Licence Terms expressly permit it.

13.6Bridgemont grants you a limited, non-exclusive, revocable licence to use the Bridgemont Sites for the purpose of viewing Product Pages, placing Orders, and seeing your Orders and Account. That licence terminates on termination of these Terms. It is separate from your licence to a Digital Product, which clause 31.4 keeps in place.

13.7Nothing in the Licence Terms, or in any terms a Digital Product shows when you install or use it, can restrict your rights under these Terms, the Refund Policy, or Applicable Law.

14. Intellectual Property

14.1All intellectual property rights in a Digital Product remain with the Supplier or its licensors. Nothing in these Terms transfers ownership of any intellectual property to you, and your rights are limited to the licence granted to you by Bridgemont.

14.2All intellectual property rights in the Bridgemont Sites, including their software, interfaces, and branding, remain with Bridgemont or its licensors. You may not copy, modify, reverse engineer, decompile, or create derivative works of the Bridgemont Sites, save to the extent such restriction is prohibited by Applicable Law.

14.3You may not use the Bridgemont name, logo, or branding without prior written permission, except as necessary to refer factually to Bridgemont or the Bridgemont Sites.

14.4Claims of intellectual property infringement in respect of material offered through the Bridgemont Sites are handled under Bridgemont’s Intellectual Property Policy.

15. Refunds, Cancellation and Withdrawal

15.1Refunds in respect of a Digital Product are governed by Bridgemont’s Refund Policy, together with any mandatory rights you hold under Applicable Law. The Refund Policy forms part of these Terms and states in full how this clause operates. You bring any refund request to Bridgemont at [email protected] and never need to contact the Supplier first. Suppliers do not set refund, cancellation, or guarantee terms for Buyers, and no such term from a Supplier governs your Purchase Contract or can reduce the rights this clause gives you.

15.2A refund is issued by Bridgemont to the card you paid with, unless you expressly agree to another method, and without any fee to you. Nothing between Bridgemont and the Supplier affects your entitlement to a refund or the time in which it is made.

15.3Where you are a Consumer, you have a right to withdraw from the Purchase Contract within 14 days, wherever you live, as the Refund Policy sets out. That right is exercised against Bridgemont as your counterparty under the Purchase Contract. Where a Digital Product is delivered immediately, the right is lost once delivery has begun, but only where you ticked the box at Checkout (which is not ticked in advance) giving your express prior consent to immediate delivery and acknowledging that you would lose the right, and Bridgemont confirmed both in your order-confirmation email. You can withdraw by email to [email protected].

15.4Where such consent and acknowledgement were not obtained, the 14-day withdrawal period continues to apply.

15.5Where you exercise your right of withdrawal, or where the Purchase Contract is terminated because a Digital Product did not conform, Bridgemont reimburses you without undue delay and no later than 14 days after Bridgemont is informed of your decision, or any shorter period Applicable Law requires.

15.6Outside your statutory rights, a Digital Product may be treated as non-refundable following download, activation, or first use, to the extent permitted by Applicable Law and disclosed to you before purchase.

15.7Bridgemont is responsible to you for the conformity of each Digital Product with the Purchase Contract, including that it matches its description, is of the quality you may reasonably expect, and is fit for the purpose for which products of that kind are ordinarily supplied. Where you are a Consumer, that responsibility is owed for the period Applicable Law requires.

15.8Nothing in this clause limits your rights in respect of a Digital Product that is faulty, not as described, or otherwise not in conformity with the Purchase Contract. Those rights are unaffected by any refund policy, and nothing in a Supplier’s terms can exclude or reduce them.

16. Chargebacks

16.1Where you consider that a charge is incorrect or unauthorised, you should contact [email protected] before initiating a chargeback with your card issuer. Bridgemont’s charges appear on your card statement as BRIDGEMONT.IO. Bridgemont made the charge and is able to resolve it directly. Raising a chargeback without first seeking resolution generally delays the outcome.

16.2Bridgemont may provide the card scheme, the issuing institution, and its licensed payment partners with transaction records relevant to a chargeback, including Order details, delivery and access logs, network identifiers, device information, and correspondence. Bridgemont may ask the Supplier for technical information about the Digital Product or its activation to support its response, but does not share your personal data with the Supplier.

16.3Initiating a chargeback in respect of a Digital Product that was delivered and used, where no lawful basis for reversal exists, constitutes chargeback abuse. Bridgemont may suspend or terminate the Account of a Buyer engaging in chargeback abuse and may decline future Orders from that Buyer.

16.4Nothing in this clause limits your right to raise a dispute with your card issuer where you are entitled to do so under Applicable Law or the terms of your card.

17. Disputed Transactions

17.1Where a dispute or complaint arises in respect of an Order, you should raise it with Bridgemont at [email protected]. Bridgemont is your counterparty under the Purchase Contract, and you do not need to contact the Supplier first.

17.2Bridgemont will review the Order record, the delivery and access logs, the applicable Licence Terms, and any evidence submitted, and may seek technical information from the Supplier in order to resolve the dispute, without passing on your personal data.

17.3Bridgemont may resolve a dispute by issuing a refund where the evidence supports it. Bridgemont pays any refund, and bears any chargeback on its own merchant account. How that cost is shared between Bridgemont and the Supplier is a matter for them alone: your refund never waits on it, and your entitlement does not depend on it.

17.4If you are not satisfied with Bridgemont’s answer, you can contact the consumer protection authority where you live, or your card issuer. This does not affect your right to go to court, including in the courts of your country of habitual residence under clause 36.2.

18. Fraud Prevention

18.1Bridgemont operates automated and manual controls to detect and prevent fraudulent, unlawful, or abusive transactions. Orders may be assessed by reference to network identifiers, device and browser characteristics, behavioural indicators, transaction velocity, and consistency of the information provided.

18.2Bridgemont may refuse an Order, delay fulfilment pending verification, cancel a transaction it reasonably believes to be unlawful, refuse a particular card, suspend an Account, and decline future Orders, where it reasonably suspects fraud, money laundering, sanctions evasion, or other unlawful conduct.

18.3Information relevant to suspected fraud may be shared with Bridgemont’s licensed payment partners, card schemes, and competent authorities, and may be disclosed under a court order or a lawful request from law enforcement. It is not shared with the Supplier.

18.4Where an Order is declined or an Account is restricted under this clause, Bridgemont will provide such explanation as it is lawfully able to give. Bridgemont may be prohibited by Applicable Law from disclosing the reason for a particular action.

19. Identity Verification

19.1Bridgemont may require you to verify your identity, your control of the card used, or your entitlement to place an Order, where required by Applicable Law or where an Order presents elevated risk.

19.2Verification may involve confirming an email address or telephone number, completing an authentication step with your card issuer, or providing proportionate identification information.

19.3Fulfilment of an Order may be delayed until verification is completed. Where verification is not completed within a reasonable period, Bridgemont may cancel the Order and refund any amount paid to the card you paid with.

19.4Information provided for verification is processed in accordance with the Privacy Policy and retained only for as long as necessary for the purpose for which it was collected or as required by Applicable Law.

20. Restricted Purchases

20.1You must not use the Bridgemont Sites to acquire any Digital Product where doing so would breach Applicable Law, including export control, sanctions, or import restrictions applying to you or to your location.

20.2You represent that you are not located in, ordinarily resident in, or acting for a person in, a jurisdiction subject to comprehensive sanctions, and that you are not a person designated under any applicable sanctions regime.

20.3Certain Digital Products may be unavailable in certain territories owing to licensing restrictions, regulatory requirements, or Bridgemont’s policy. Availability shown at Checkout reflects the position for your apparent location.

20.4You must not use, or attempt to use, technical means to misrepresent your location in order to acquire a Digital Product not made available in your territory.

21. Buyer Responsibilities

21.1You must provide accurate, current, and complete card and contact information, and must promptly correct any information that becomes inaccurate.

21.2You must comply with Applicable Law in connection with your use of the Bridgemont Sites and your acquisition and use of any Digital Product.

21.3You must comply with the Licence Terms applying to each Digital Product, including any restriction on copying, redistribution, resale, sublicensing, or the number of permitted users or devices.

21.4You must not engage in fraudulent activity, payment fraud, chargeback abuse, or any attempt to obtain a Digital Product without payment.

21.5You must not share, transfer, or resell Account credentials, licence keys, or activation codes except where expressly permitted by the applicable Licence Terms.

21.6You must comply with applicable export control and sanctions requirements, and must not acquire a Digital Product for a person to whom supply would be prohibited.

21.7You must not interfere with the operation, integrity, or security of the Bridgemont Sites, attempt unauthorised access to them, or use automated means to access them other than as expressly permitted.

22. Seller and Supplier Responsibilities

22.1Bridgemont is the seller of each Digital Product and is responsible to you for its description as presented to you, its price, its Licence Terms, the Refund Policy, its fitness for purpose, and its conformity with the Purchase Contract.

22.2A Supplier is Bridgemont’s vendor. It is responsible to Bridgemont under the Supplier Agreement for the Digital Product it supplies, including its legality, its description, its conformity, and the rights granted in it. That responsibility is owed to Bridgemont and does not give you a separate claim against the Supplier under the Purchase Contract.

22.3Bridgemont is responsible for responding to your enquiries, warranty claims, refund requests, complaints, and disputes, in accordance with the Refund Policy and Applicable Law. Bridgemont answers all Buyer support. A Supplier gives Bridgemont technical help behind the scenes where needed and does not contact you; that help does not make it your counterparty or relieve Bridgemont of that responsibility.

22.4Bridgemont is responsible for holding, through the licence the Supplier grants it under the Supplier Agreement, all rights necessary to sell each Digital Product to you, and for complying with Applicable Law in relation to that sale.

22.5Suppliers are bound by the Supplier Agreement and the Acceptable Use Policy. Bridgemont enforces those documents against Suppliers, but nothing in them transfers to you any right against a Supplier, and nothing in them reduces what Bridgemont owes you under the Purchase Contract.

23. Responsibilities for the Bridgemont Sites

23.1Bridgemont is responsible for operating the Bridgemont Sites, including the Product Pages, Checkout, order confirmation, delivery, Account features, and access to your purchase history.

23.2Bridgemont also takes payment, screens Orders for fraud, and handles refunds and chargebacks, as the seller under the Purchase Contract. This clause describes what Bridgemont owes you in operating the Bridgemont Sites; what it owes you as seller is set out in clauses 15 and 22.

23.3Bridgemont will apply reasonable technical and organisational measures to protect the Bridgemont Sites and will handle personal data in accordance with the Privacy Policy. Bridgemont will charge only the amounts you have authorised.

23.4You can raise a dispute with Bridgemont at [email protected], or report a problem with a product at bridgemont.io/legal/report. Bridgemont handles both itself, as the seller, under clause 17 and Applicable Law, and tells you what it decided and why.

23.5Nothing in this clause reduces what Bridgemont owes you as seller under the Purchase Contract. A limit on what Bridgemont owes you in operating the Bridgemont Sites does not limit what it owes you as seller.

24. User Content

24.1Bridgemont does not publish buyer reviews or ratings, and the Bridgemont Sites do not let you post content publicly. Where you send Bridgemont material, such as messages, screenshots, or files ("User Content"), you keep ownership of it.

24.2You allow Bridgemont, free of charge, to store, copy and use your User Content to handle your Order and your requests, to keep records, and to meet its legal obligations. Bridgemont does not publish your User Content.

24.3You represent that you hold the rights necessary to grant that permission and that your User Content does not infringe the rights of any third party or breach Applicable Law.

24.4Bridgemont may delete, or decline to act on, User Content that is unlawful, infringing, abusive, or in breach of these Terms.

25. Reviews and Ratings

25.1Bridgemont does not publish buyer reviews or ratings of Digital Products.

25.2If you review a Digital Product anywhere else, your review should be honest and reflect your genuine experience, and you should disclose any material connection between you and the Supplier. Bridgemont does not pay for, or offer anything in exchange for, reviews.

25.3Suppliers must not offer any inducement in exchange for a positive review, condition a benefit on the content of a review, suppress a lawful review, or show fake reviews on the websites that link to Bridgemont.

25.4If Bridgemont ever publishes reviews, it will first update these Terms to say how it checks that each review comes from a real buyer.

26. Communications

26.1Bridgemont will send you transactional communications relating to your Orders and Account, including order confirmations, delivery notifications, receipts, security notices, and notices of changes to these Terms. These are necessary for Bridgemont to sell and deliver to you and cannot be declined while you continue to use the Bridgemont Sites.

26.2Bridgemont will send marketing communications only where you have consented or where Applicable Law otherwise permits. You may withdraw consent at any time using the mechanism provided in the communication or by contacting [email protected].

26.3Bridgemont handles all communications with you about your Orders. Suppliers do not contact you. Where Bridgemont needs technical help from a Supplier to answer you, for example about licence activation, Bridgemont asks the Supplier without passing on your email or other details, and replies to you itself. Because a Supplier never receives your details, it cannot use them for its own purposes or send you marketing.

27. Privacy

27.1Bridgemont processes personal data in connection with the Bridgemont Sites and your Orders as described in the Privacy Policy, which forms part of these Terms.

27.2Bridgemont is the controller of the personal data it processes to sell to you, take payment, screen for fraud, deliver Digital Products, meet its tax and accounting obligations, handle refunds and disputes, and operate the Bridgemont Sites and your Account.

27.3We do not share your email or other details with the Supplier (the developer of the Digital Product). The Supplier learns only that a licence key was sold. If you typed your email on a Supplier’s own website, that website’s privacy policy covers it.

27.4You may exercise your data protection rights, including access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, and objection, by contacting [email protected].

28. Security

28.1Bridgemont applies technical and organisational measures appropriate to the risk, including encryption of data in transit, access controls, and monitoring. Card details are handled as described in clause 10.3.

28.2You are responsible for the security of your own Account credentials, devices, and email account, and for using a unique password and enabling available authentication features.

28.3You must report any suspected compromise of your Account, and any vulnerability in the Bridgemont Sites, to [email protected]. You must not test the security of the Bridgemont Sites except as clause 24 of the Acceptable Use Policy allows.

28.4No system is entirely secure. Bridgemont does not warrant that the Bridgemont Sites will be free from unauthorised access, but will notify you of a personal data breach affecting you where required by Applicable Law.

29. Availability of the Bridgemont Sites

29.1Bridgemont will use reasonable endeavours to keep the Bridgemont Sites available, but does not warrant uninterrupted or error-free operation.

29.2The Bridgemont Sites may be unavailable during planned maintenance, which Bridgemont will seek to schedule to minimise disruption, or during emergency maintenance carried out without notice.

29.3Availability may be affected by matters outside Bridgemont’s reasonable control, including failures of connectivity, third-party infrastructure, financial systems, or events of force majeure.

29.4Unavailability of the Bridgemont Sites does not of itself affect the validity of a completed Order or your rights in respect of a Digital Product already supplied.

30. Suspension

30.1Bridgemont may suspend your access to the Bridgemont Sites or to an Account, or refuse a particular card, where it reasonably believes that you have breached these Terms, that your use presents a risk of fraud or unlawful conduct, or that suspension is required by Applicable Law or by a payment partner.

30.2Bridgemont will give notice of a suspension and its reasons where it is lawfully able and where doing so would not prejudice an investigation or the security of the Bridgemont Sites.

30.3Where a suspension arises from a matter capable of remedy, Bridgemont will restore access once the matter is resolved to its reasonable satisfaction.

30.4Suspension does not of itself terminate these Terms, and does not affect your use of a Digital Product already supplied to you, save where continued use would be unlawful.

31. Termination

31.1You may terminate these Terms at any time by ceasing to use the Bridgemont Sites and closing your Account.

31.2Bridgemont may terminate these Terms, or close your Account, on reasonable notice, or immediately where you have committed a material breach, where your conduct presents a legal, financial, or security risk, or where required by Applicable Law.

31.3Termination does not affect any Order already accepted, any Purchase Contract already formed, or any right or obligation accrued before termination.

31.4On termination, your licence to use the Bridgemont Sites ceases. Termination, or closure of your Account, does not end your licence to a Digital Product already supplied. That licence continues under its Licence Terms and can be ended only for the reasons in clause 13.3, or where continued use would be unlawful.

32. Disclaimer of Warranties

32.1Subject to clause 32.3, the Bridgemont Sites are provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis, and Bridgemont excludes all warranties, conditions, and representations not expressly set out in these Terms, to the fullest extent permitted by Applicable Law.

32.2Clause 32.1 applies to the Bridgemont Sites, not to Digital Products. As seller, Bridgemont is responsible to you for the conformity of each Digital Product with the Purchase Contract, as set out in clauses 15.7 and 22.1, and nothing in this clause reduces that responsibility or your rights against Bridgemont.

32.3Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any warranty, guarantee, or right that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including statutory rights available to Consumers. Where you are a Consumer, your statutory rights are unaffected.

33. Limitation of Liability

33.1Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or for any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

33.2Subject to clause 33.1, Bridgemont is not liable for loss of profit, loss of revenue, loss of anticipated savings, loss of business or opportunity, loss of goodwill, or any indirect or consequential loss, however arising.

33.3Subject to clause 33.1, Bridgemont’s total aggregate liability arising out of or in connection with these Terms, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), or otherwise, is limited to the greater of (a) the total amount you paid to Bridgemont in the twelve months preceding the event giving rise to the claim, and (b) USD 100.

33.4Bridgemont is the seller, and is liable to you for the performance of the Purchase Contract. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that Applicable Law does not permit to be excluded or limited, and nothing in clauses 33.2 or 33.3 affects your statutory rights in respect of a purchase, including rights relating to conformity, refunds, and withdrawal.

33.5Where you are a Consumer, this clause applies only to the extent permitted by Applicable Law, and does not affect any mandatory right or remedy available to you.

34. Indemnification

34.1Where you use the Bridgemont Sites otherwise than as a Consumer, you will indemnify Bridgemont against any loss, liability, cost, or expense (including reasonable legal fees) arising from your breach of these Terms, your breach of Applicable Law, your infringement of a third party’s rights, or your User Content.

34.2Bridgemont will notify you promptly of any claim to which this clause applies, will not settle it without your consent (not to be unreasonably withheld), and will allow you to participate in its defence at your cost.

34.3This clause does not apply to Consumers, whose liability is limited to that arising under Applicable Law.

35. Governing Law

35.1These Terms, and any non-contractual obligation arising out of or in connection with them, are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States.

35.2Where you are a Consumer, this choice of law does not deprive you of the protection of any mandatory provision of the law of your country of habitual residence that would apply in the absence of that choice.

35.3The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply to these Terms.

36. Jurisdiction

36.1Subject to clause 36.2, the state courts located in Sheridan County, Wyoming, or the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming have exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute arising out of or in connection with these Terms.

36.2Where you are a Consumer, you may bring proceedings in the courts of your country of habitual residence, and proceedings may be brought against you only in those courts.

36.3Nothing in this clause prevents either party from seeking interim or injunctive relief in any competent court.

37. Notices

37.1Notices to Bridgemont must be sent to [email protected] or by post to Bridgemont Technologies LLC, 1309 Coffeen Avenue, Suite 20769, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States.

37.2Notices to you will be sent to the email address associated with your Account or provided at Checkout, or given by prominent notice on the Bridgemont Sites.

37.3A notice sent by email is deemed received on the day of transmission unless the sender receives a delivery failure. A notice sent by post is deemed received on the fifth business day after posting.

38. Electronic Communications

38.1You consent to receive communications from Bridgemont in electronic form, and agree that electronic communications satisfy any legal requirement that a communication be in writing, save where Applicable Law requires otherwise.

38.2Where you buy for a business, you agree that records maintained by Bridgemont in electronic form, including Order records, delivery logs, and authorisation records, constitute admissible evidence of the matters recorded, and that you will not object to their admissibility on the ground that they are electronic. Where you are a Consumer, this does not apply: you may challenge those records by any means the law allows.

38.3You may withdraw consent to electronic communication only by ceasing to use the Bridgemont Sites, as they cannot be provided in non-electronic form.

39. Amendments

39.1Bridgemont may amend these Terms to reflect changes to the Bridgemont Sites, to its business, or to Applicable Law.

39.2Where an amendment materially affects your rights or obligations, Bridgemont will give at least 30 days’ notice by email or by prominent notice on the Bridgemont Sites before it takes effect. Amendments that do not materially affect you, including corrections and clarifications, take effect on publication.

39.3Your continued use of the Bridgemont Sites after an amendment takes effect constitutes acceptance of the amended Terms. If you do not accept an amendment, you must cease using the Bridgemont Sites and may close your Account.

39.4The version of these Terms applicable to an Order is the version in force at the time the Order was placed.

40. Entire Agreement

40.1These Terms, together with the Refund Policy, the Acceptable Use Policy, the Privacy Policy, and any policy expressly incorporated by reference, constitute the entire agreement between you and Bridgemont in respect of the Bridgemont Sites and your purchases from Bridgemont, and supersede any prior understanding on that subject.

40.2Nothing in this clause excludes liability for fraudulent misrepresentation, or affects any mandatory right available to you as a Consumer.

40.3Each Purchase Contract is governed by these Terms, the Refund Policy and the Licence Terms shown to you before you paid. Where the Licence Terms conflict with these Terms or the Refund Policy, these Terms and the Refund Policy prevail, and the Licence Terms cannot reduce your rights under them.

41. Severability

41.1If any provision of these Terms is held to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision is to be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable while preserving its commercial intent, or, if modification is not possible, severed.

41.2Severance or modification of a provision does not affect the validity or enforceability of the remainder of these Terms.

42. Survival

42.1Clauses 13 (Licences Granted), 14 (Intellectual Property), 16 (Chargebacks), 24 (User Content), 27 (Privacy), 32 (Disclaimer of Warranties), 33 (Limitation of Liability), 34 (Indemnification), 35 (Governing Law), 36 (Jurisdiction), 40 (Entire Agreement), 41 (Severability), and this clause 42 survive termination or expiry of these Terms.

42.2Any other provision which by its nature is intended to survive termination continues in effect to the extent necessary to give effect to its purpose.

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