1. How Bridgemont works
Bridgemont Technologies LLC ("Bridgemont") is the seller on every sale. It buys licences for software and other digital products — the types listed in clause 12.1 of the Acceptable Use Policy — from a small, closed group of independent developers ("Suppliers"), and resells them to Buyers in its own name, as one-time purchases. The Buyer's contract is with Bridgemont alone: Bridgemont takes the payment, issues the receipt, delivers the product, answers all support, and handles refunds and complaints.
Every product Bridgemont sells has a public product page on checkout.bridgemont.io, and every product and its developer is listed on Bridgemont's Approved developers page. A Buyer usually finds a product on the developer's own website and clicks its Buy button, which opens Bridgemont's product page. That page shows the product, Bridgemont's price, that the product is sold by Bridgemont Technologies LLC, and Bridgemont's terms, licence, refund policy and support contact. The Buyer pays Bridgemont there, by card.
Suppliers are Bridgemont's vendors — companies and sole traders that make the products or hold the rights to sell them. Bridgemont works with them by invitation only. It checks every Supplier, and reviews every product and every Supplier website, before a product goes on sale. Each product has a fixed wholesale price written in the purchase agreement. Bridgemont sets every retail price, and a Supplier's price request is advice only. A Supplier is not the seller, does not take the Buyer's payment, has no contract with the Buyer, gets no Buyer data, and does not contact Buyers.
Card processing and acquiring are performed for Bridgemont by licensed payment institutions engaged by Bridgemont. Bridgemont does not perform those regulated payment services itself, and it takes payment only for its own sales, never for Suppliers or anyone else.
If you are a developer supplying Bridgemont: Bridgemont buys each licence at a fixed US dollar wholesale price for each product, written in your purchase agreement and changed only by written amendment signed by both parties, at most once a quarter. Bridgemont buys an opening block of about 20 licence keys for each product, prepaid and non-refundable. After that, Bridgemont pays against a monthly purchase statement: licences bought × wholesale price. Each statement is paid 30 days after the end of each month, paid in USDC, only to a wallet you have proved you own (a signed message from that wallet) and that passes sanctions screening. 10% of each statement is held as a reserve for 120 days. Bridgemont carries card-fraud chargebacks, goodwill refunds and its own promotions. You pay only for refunds and chargebacks caused by a fault in your product, and for fraud you caused. The Supplier Agreement sets out the detail.
2. Who these terms are between
These Supplier Terms ("Terms") form a binding agreement between you, as a Supplier, and 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 ("Bridgemont", "we", "us"). Bridgemont is the only company you contract with. The Supplier Agreement and the Acceptable Use Policy form part of these Terms, and together they make up one agreement between you and Bridgemont.
They apply once Bridgemont has invited you to supply it and you have accepted them, and whenever you use your Bridgemont developer dashboard (the "Dashboard") or otherwise deal with Bridgemont as a Supplier (together, "the Services"). Bridgemont works with a small, closed group of Suppliers by invitation; there is no public sign-up. If you are entering into these Terms for a company, you confirm you have authority to bind that company.
If you do not accept these Terms, do not use the Services.
3. Eligibility and accounts
You must be a company, or an individual aged 18 or over trading as a business, legally capable of entering into contracts, and established in the European Union, the United Kingdom or the United States. Bridgemont invites Suppliers from its waiting list, and joining the waiting list does not oblige Bridgemont to invite you. You must provide accurate details and keep them current. Bridgemont checks you before any of your products goes on sale, as clause 2 of the Supplier Agreement describes.
You are responsible for all activity under your Dashboard account, including activity by your team members. Keep your credentials secure and turn on two-factor authentication where it is offered. Tell us promptly at [email protected] if you believe your account has been compromised.
We may refuse, suspend, or close an account where we reasonably believe these Terms or the Acceptable Use Policy have been breached, or where we are required to do so by law.
4. What the Dashboard provides
The Dashboard is where you deal with Bridgemont as its vendor. In it you upload licence keys and files, submit draft product descriptions and price requests for Bridgemont's review, declare the websites and channels that link to Bridgemont's product pages, and see licences bought, statements and payments.
Bridgemont sells each product on its own public product page at checkout.bridgemont.io, and lists every product it sells, with its developer, on its Approved developers page. Buyers usually reach the product page from the Buy button on your website, under the rules in clause 13 of the Supplier Agreement. Every sale is made by Bridgemont in its own name. The Dashboard does not give you a store or a checkout of your own, and you may not use it to sell to Buyers in your own name.
We may add, change, or withdraw features, and will give reasonable notice before withdrawing one you actively rely on.
5. Your products
As a Supplier, you supply each product to Bridgemont and grant Bridgemont the licence in clause 9 to resell it; you write a draft product description, which Bridgemont reviews and may change before it approves it; you set the licence parameters, such as the number of devices; you upload the licence keys and files Bridgemont delivers; and you give Bridgemont the technical help it needs to support Buyers. You remain responsible for the legality of your products and for the intellectual property in them.
Bridgemont sets the retail price and sells your products in its own name. Bridgemont takes the Buyer's payment, issues the receipt, delivers the product, answers all Buyer support, and answers to the Buyer for the sale. You are not the seller, you do not take the Buyer's payment, you have no contract with the Buyer, and you do not contact Buyers.
Your products and product descriptions must be accurate and not misleading. Because Bridgemont sells on the strength of what you describe, an inaccurate description exposes Bridgemont directly. Bridgemont sells only the digital products listed in clause 12.1 of the Acceptable Use Policy, delivered electronically and sold as one-time purchases. Bridgemont does not sell subscriptions, memberships, access passes, accounts, gift cards or in-game items, and a product outside that scope will not be accepted. You must comply with the Acceptable Use Policy, which forms part of these Terms.
Buyers accept the Buyer Terms and Bridgemont's Standard Licence, which record that their contract is with Bridgemont and that Bridgemont's Refund Policy governs refunds. You must not publish to Buyers any refund, cancellation or guarantee terms, or any other term that purports to bind a Buyer, except your own licence (EULA) where clause 4 of the Supplier Agreement allows it.
Buyers buy from Bridgemont, not from you, and Bridgemont is the controller of their personal data. Bridgemont does not share a Buyer's email or other details with you: you learn only that a licence key was sold. If your licence server records the activation of a key Bridgemont sold, you keep that activation record only to run the licence, as Bridgemont's processor, on the terms in clause 18 of the Supplier Agreement. You must not use it for any other purpose, including contacting or marketing to the Buyer.
6. Wholesale price and Bridgemont's retail price
Bridgemont buys each licence at a fixed US dollar wholesale price for each product, written in your purchase agreement and changed only by written amendment signed by both parties, at most once a quarter. That wholesale price is what Bridgemont pays you for each licence it buys.
Bridgemont alone sets the retail price. A price you suggest is advice only. A person at Bridgemont decides on each price request, and the decision is recorded. Bridgemont earns the difference between its retail price and your wholesale price. The only amounts deducted from what Bridgemont pays you are those in clause 7.
A new wholesale price applies only to licences Bridgemont buys after the written amendment takes effect. It does not change the price of licences already bought.
7. Payment for products supplied
Bridgemont buys an opening block of about 20 licence keys for each product, prepaid and non-refundable, as clause 16 of the Supplier Agreement describes. For every other licence, Bridgemont pays against a monthly purchase statement: licences bought × wholesale price, less the deductions in this clause. Each statement is paid 30 days after the end of each month, paid in USDC, only to a wallet you have proved you own (a signed message from that wallet) and that passes sanctions screening. The detail is in clause 5 of the Supplier Agreement.
Bridgemont pays only once the checks in clause 2 of the Supplier Agreement are complete, and screens you and your wallet again before each payment.
Bridgemont carries card-fraud chargebacks (where a cardholder says they did not make the purchase), goodwill refunds and the cost of its own promotions. You pay only for refunds and chargebacks caused by a fault in your product, because it is faulty or not as described, and for fraud that you or anyone acting for you caused. Those amounts are deducted from your next statement.
10% of each statement is held as a reserve for 120 days, and is then paid with a later statement. While the rate of disputes and fraud reports on your products over the last 30 days is 0.5% or more, the reserve is 25%. Bridgemont may also hold a payment in the cases set out in clause 9 of the Supplier Agreement, and will tell you the amount, the period and the reason, unless the law or an order of a competent authority prevents it.
You remain liable to Bridgemont for refunds and chargebacks caused by products you supplied, including after your account closes.
8. Taxes
Bridgemont is the seller to the Buyer for tax purposes. It accounts for any sales tax on its sale to the Buyer, or VAT where it applies, and issues the Buyer's receipt. You do not account for tax on that sale and must not issue the Buyer an invoice or receipt for it.
Your sale of licences to Bridgemont is a separate, business-to-business sale. You are responsible for any tax arising on it, and for your own income, corporate and withholding taxes. Before your first payment you give Bridgemont a completed IRS Form W-9 if you are a US person, or Form W-8BEN-E (Form W-8BEN for an individual) if you are not, and you update it when your details change.
The statements Bridgemont provides for your sale to it do not make Bridgemont your tax adviser and do not transfer your obligations under this clause.
9. Intellectual property and rights granted
You keep all rights in your content, products and branding. You grant Bridgemont a limited, worldwide, non-exclusive licence to host, reproduce and display that material on its product pages, its Approved developers page and its other websites, and to present, market and sell your products.
Because Bridgemont buys your products and resells them in its own name, you also grant Bridgemont a worldwide, non-exclusive, sublicensable licence to market, offer, sell, reproduce, distribute and deliver your products to Buyers, and to license them to Buyers under Bridgemont's Standard Licence, with the parameters you set, such as the number of devices. That licence lasts as long as you supply products to Bridgemont, and continues after that only so far as necessary to honour Buyers who bought while it was in force.
Bridgemont's Standard Licence is published at bridgemont.io/legal/licence and shown to the Buyer before payment. A licence Bridgemont has sold continues after you stop supplying Bridgemont, and only Bridgemont can end it, for the reasons the Standard Licence gives. You must not revoke or disable a sold licence key except on Bridgemont's instruction, as clause 17 of the Supplier Agreement provides.
Without that grant Bridgemont could not lawfully resell what you supply, and a Buyer's licence would be ineffective. You confirm you hold the rights necessary to grant it, including from any third party whose material your product incorporates.
Bridgemont keeps all rights in its websites, the Dashboard, its software and its branding. Nothing here transfers those rights to you.
Claims of infringement are handled under our Intellectual Property Policy.
10. Availability and support
We work to keep the Dashboard available, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted operation.
Planned maintenance will be announced in advance where practical. Emergency maintenance may be carried out without notice.
Bridgemont answers all Buyer support. You give Bridgemont the technical help it asks for, behind the scenes, and answer its questions in Bridgemont's helpdesk within 72 hours, as clause 15 of the Supplier Agreement describes. You do not contact Buyers, and you never promise a Buyer a refund.
11. Suspension and termination
You may close your Dashboard account and end these Terms at any time by telling Bridgemont. Closure does not affect sales Bridgemont has already made, or your obligations in respect of them, and amounts Bridgemont owes you are paid as set out in clause 12 of the Supplier Agreement.
We may suspend or terminate your access where you materially breach these Terms, where your use creates legal or security risk, or where required by law. Where the circumstances allow, we will give notice and an opportunity to remedy the issue.
On termination you may export your products, statements and the list of licence keys sold for at least 30 days, unless we are legally prevented from providing them. There is no Buyer personal data to export. Activation records your licence server holds for Bridgemont are kept, deleted or returned as clause 18 of the Supplier Agreement provides.
Where your website breaks the rules in clause 13 of the Supplier Agreement, the failure levels in that clause apply: Fix, Suspend and End.
12. Your responsibilities and indemnity
Because Bridgemont resells what you supply in its own name, it carries the Buyer-facing and payment-facing consequences of your products. You are responsible to Bridgemont for what you supply.
You are responsible for the legality of your products in every market in which Bridgemont offers them; for holding the intellectual property rights necessary for them to be resold and licensed as this agreement contemplates; for compliance with sanctions and export controls; for the quality and conformity of what you supply; for your own regulatory compliance and your own taxes on your sale to Bridgemont; for uploading valid licence keys and files for each licence Bridgemont sells; for your website's compliance with clause 13 of the Supplier Agreement and clause 16 of these Terms; and for any fraud committed by you or by anyone acting for you.
You will indemnify Bridgemont against any loss, liability, fine, penalty, cost or expense, including reasonable legal fees and card-scheme fees, arising from a breach of this agreement or the Acceptable Use Policy; from a product that is unlawful, infringing, or not as described; from a claim by a Buyer, a rights holder, a regulator, or a card scheme in connection with a product you supplied; from a sanctions or export-control breach; or from fraud on your part.
An amount owed under this clause may be deducted from amounts Bridgemont owes you, including the reserve, or invoiced where those are insufficient.
This clause does not apply to loss caused by Bridgemont's own breach or negligence, does not make you liable for the card-fraud chargebacks, goodwill refunds and promotions that Bridgemont carries under clause 7, and does not require you to indemnify against a liability that applicable law does not permit to be indemnified.
13. Liability
Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud.
Subject to that, Bridgemont's total aggregate liability arising out of or in connection with these Terms and the Services in any 12-month period is limited to the greater of Bridgemont's margin on licences of your products sold in that period (the difference between Bridgemont's retail price, excluding sales tax and VAT, and your wholesale price), or US$100. This limit does not reduce Bridgemont's obligation to pay you the wholesale price for licences it has bought.
We are not liable for lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, or indirect or consequential loss.
This limit applies to Bridgemont's liability. It does not limit what you owe under clause 12.
14. Changes to these Terms
We may update these Terms. Where a change materially affects your rights we will give at least 30 days' notice by email or by notice in the Dashboard before it takes effect. A change to your wholesale prices is made only by written amendment, as clause 6 provides, and never by an update to these Terms.
Continuing to use the Services after a change takes effect means you accept the updated Terms.
15. Governing law and disputes
These Terms, and any dispute arising out of or in connection with them, are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States. Any such dispute goes to the state courts located in Sheridan County, Wyoming, or the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming, which have exclusive jurisdiction.
Before starting proceedings, please contact us at [email protected] so we can try to resolve the matter directly.
16. Your website and the seller-of-record clause
Your website must meet the website rules in clause 13 of the Supplier Agreement before its Buy links work, and at every check after that. Bridgemont publishes the same checklist at bridgemont.io/developers/website-rules.
The Terms on your website must include this clause, with your product names filled in: "Purchases of [product names] are sold and delivered by Bridgemont Technologies LLC, Sheridan, WY, United States, our authorised reseller. Bridgemont is the seller of record for these purchases. It handles payment, licence key delivery, receipts, refunds and all support for these purchases under its Terms of Sale (bridgemont.io/legal/buyer-terms) and Refund Policy (bridgemont.io/legal/refunds). Your card statement will show BRIDGEMONT.IO. For any question about your purchase or the software, contact Bridgemont at [email protected]."
The Refund page on your website must say that Bridgemont handles refunds for these purchases, link to Bridgemont's Refund Policy, and promise nothing different.