Draft template. Replace the bracketed items and have it reviewed by a lawyer before selling (Swiss law, and EU consumer law for EU buyers).
The course is provided by [legal name], [address], [country] ("we"). Contact: [e-mail].
You sign in with a Google account. The account is personal: you may not share it, and it may be open on at most two devices at the same time. We may suspend accounts used by several people.
A purchase gives a personal, non-transferable, non-exclusive right to view the purchased module(s) online for the access period shown at checkout (90 days for a single module, 180 days for the full course, unless stated otherwise). The period starts when you open your first lesson of the purchase, or 30 days after purchase, whichever comes first. Extensions add the stated number of days. After the period ends you keep your account and progress, but not access to paid lessons.
The content is protected by copyright. You may read it for your own learning. You may not copy, download, record, screenshot, print, distribute, publish, resell, or use it to train automated systems, in whole or in part, except as allowed by law. Pages carry a personal watermark.
Prices are shown at checkout, including applicable taxes. Payment is processed by Stripe. An invoice is issued for each purchase.
Access starts immediately on request. By completing checkout you ask us to start supplying the digital content at once and acknowledge that you lose your 14-day right of withdrawal once you open a paid lesson. If you have not opened any paid lesson, you may withdraw within 14 days for a full refund by writing to [e-mail].
[Your refund policy, e.g. full refund within 14 days if no more than one paid lesson has been opened.] A refunded purchase ends access to the related module(s).
The course is educational. It is not legal, financial, tax or investment advice. Examples and companies in the cases are fictional unless stated otherwise.
We aim for continuous availability but do not guarantee it. We may update the content to keep it accurate.
To the extent permitted by law, our liability is limited to the amount you paid for the purchase concerned.
Swiss law applies; courts of Geneva have jurisdiction, subject to mandatory consumer protection rules of your country of residence.