Terms of Service — BuildAnyShop

Draft — not yet in force. Written from what the service actually does, and

accurate about it. Two values are still provisional and are marked

(placeholder): the liability cap period and the absence of an uptime

commitment. A lawyer should see sections 13 and 16 before this is published.

Last updated: 18 October 2026 · Operator: Adpence LLC, a limited

liability company formed in Wyoming, United States, operating from

1404 Dalmation Pl. Apt T2, Belcamp, MD 21017

> What this covers, and what it does not.

>

> This document is between Adpence LLC and the people who use BuildAnyShop.

>

> It is not the policy of any shop built with it. A store generated or bought

> here ships its own privacy policy and terms as drafts, with the business name,

> address, jurisdiction and contact left blank — because that shop belongs to its

> buyer, who is its own data controller and must supply their own details. Adpence

> LLC is never named on a shop it does not own, and a test enforces that.

1. Who these terms are between

These terms are between you and Adpence LLC, a limited liability company

formed in Wyoming, United States, at 1404 Dalmation Pl. Apt T2, Belcamp, MD 21017

("we", "us"). They cover the BuildAnyShop application, buildanyshop.com, and

anything bought through either.

By creating an account or buying anything from us, you accept them.

2. What the service does

BuildAnyShop builds Shopify storefronts. It generates branding and copy, sources

real products from connected dropshipping suppliers, installs a theme and a

catalogue into a Shopify shop you control, and routes paid orders to the supplier

that fulfills them.

We provide the software. We do not own, operate or control your shop, we are

not a party to anything you sell, and we do not take possession of your stock.

3. Your account

You must be 18 or older and able to enter a contract. Keep your credentials

secure; anything done through your account is treated as done by you. Tell us

promptly at support@buildanyshop.com if you believe it has been used without your

permission.

4. Your Shopify shop and your suppliers

You connect your own Shopify shop and your own supplier accounts. You are

responsible for complying with Shopify's terms and each supplier's terms, and for

the content of the shop once it is yours.

Where you authorise it, we act on your instruction: installing products, placing

supplier orders, and sending a shopper's delivery details to the supplier so the

parcel can be shipped. How we handle that data is in the

[Privacy Policy](/privacy).

5. What you are buying

Subscriptions. Plans are billed monthly or annually, in advance, through

Shopify Billing where your shop is connected, or through Stripe where it is not.

A plan renews until you cancel. Cancelling stops the next renewal and leaves the

current period running to its end.

Ready-made stores. A one-time purchase. You receive your own copy of the

store — its branding, copy, pages and catalogue — into your account, and it

installs into your Shopify shop when you connect one. The same store may be sold

to other buyers unless its listing says otherwise.

Taxes. Prices exclude taxes unless stated. You are responsible for any tax

arising on your own sales.

6. Refunds on what you buy from us

This is about the money you pay Adpence LLC. Refunds to your own shoppers are

a different thing and are dealt with in section 6a.

Seven-day money-back guarantee. Ask us within 7 days of a payment and we

refund it in full. One email to support@buildanyshop.com is enough; you do not

have to give a reason. This covers your first payment on a plan and it covers a

ready-made store.

Subscriptions. Cancel at any time. Outside the seven days your plan runs to

the end of the period you have already paid for, and we do not refund part of a

period.

Ready-made stores. A ready-made store is copied into your account the moment

the payment succeeds, and you keep the branding, copy, pages and catalogue from

that point. Outside the seven days that sale is final, because the store has

already been delivered to you.

Statutory rights that cannot be excluded are unaffected. If your local consumer

law gives you a right to cancel, that right stands whatever this section says.

6a. Refunds to your shoppers, and what the suppliers allow

You decide your own store's refund policy. What you can afford to promise is

shaped by the supplier fulfilling the order, because that is who refunds you.

As at the date above, in summary:

Three things follow, and they are the ones that cost merchants money:

1. No supplier refunds a change of mind. Print on demand items are made to

order and none of them is returnable for buyer's remorse. Where consumer law

gives your shopper a cancellation right anyway — in the UK and EU, 14 days on

a distance sale — the cost of honouring it is yours, not the supplier's.

2. AliExpress runs on a 15-day clock from delivery confirmation. Promising a

30-day return on an AliExpress-sourced product means paying for the last

fifteen days yourself.

3. CJ's clock starts at despatch, not delivery, and the dispute must be

opened on CJ's own platform.

Every supplier requires evidence — photographs, and video where a photograph

cannot show the fault.

We do not control any of this, we are not party to it, and these windows change

without notice. The fuller summary, with sources, is in

docs/supplier-refund-policies.md; the supplier's own current policy is the

authority over both.

You are responsible for your store's published refund policy, for it being

lawful where you sell, and for honouring it.

7. Earnings, margins and forecasts

This matters more than most of this document, so read it.

The margins, costs and profit figures shown anywhere in the product — on a store

listing, in the scenario calculator, in the catalogue — are **arithmetic on

supplier prices at the moment they were read**. They are not a forecast, a

promise, or a representation that you will earn anything.

Specifically:

• supplier prices change without notice, and a figure can be stale;
• shipping is frequently not included in a margin, and we label it when it is

not;

• nothing shown accounts for advertising, payment processing, taxes, returns,

chargebacks, customer service or your time;

• stock can sell out and a supplier can discontinue a product.

We do not guarantee any level of sales, revenue or profit. Dropshipping is a

business, and most businesses are hard. Anyone who tells you otherwise is

selling something.

8. Acceptable use

Do not use the service to sell counterfeit, illegal, stolen, recalled or unsafe

goods; to infringe anyone's trade marks or copyright; to make false health,

medical or earnings claims; to send unsolicited marketing; or to break Shopify's

rules, a supplier's rules, or the law.

Do not attempt to break, overload, scrape or reverse engineer the service, or use

it to build a directly competing product.

We may suspend or close an account that does these things. Where we can, we will

tell you why.

9. AI-generated content

Branding, product copy and store text are generated by AI from what you ask for.

You should read it before you publish it. You are responsible for the content of

your shop, including whether a claim in it is true and whether you are allowed to

make it.

Generated text is not guaranteed to be unique, and similar prompts can produce

similar results.

10. Who owns what

Yours: your shop, your brand, your uploads, and the content of the stores you

generate or buy. You may use, change and sell through them without restriction

from us.

Ours: the BuildAnyShop application, its source, its theme engine and its name.

A subscription or a store purchase is a licence to use the service, not a transfer

of it.

Theirs: product images and descriptions come from suppliers and belong to

them or their licensors. We pass them through; we do not grant you rights in them

beyond selling the products they depict.

11. Third parties

Shopify, the suppliers, Stripe and our other providers run their own services on

their own terms. We are not responsible for their outages, their decisions, their

prices, or a supplier shipping late or not at all. Where a supplier fails you, we

will help you chase it, but the contract for the goods is between you and them.

12. Availability

We aim to keep the service running and do not promise it will be uninterrupted.

We may change features, and we will give reasonable notice before removing one

you depend on. We give no uptime commitment. (placeholder)

13. Disclaimers and liability

The service is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of any

kind to the fullest extent the law allows.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Adpence LLC is not liable for lost

profits, lost sales, lost data, or indirect or consequential loss. Our total

liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid us in the

12 months (placeholder) before the claim arose.

Nothing here excludes liability for fraud, or for anything that cannot lawfully

be excluded.

14. Ending it

You may close your account at any time. We may end these terms if you break them,

or on reasonable notice.

When it ends: your subscription stops at the end of the paid period, your licence

to use the service stops, and the stores already installed in your Shopify shop

remain yours. We delete your data as described in the Privacy Policy, and in any

case within 48 hours of Shopify telling us the app was uninstalled.

15. Changes

We may change these terms. Material changes will be emailed to account holders

before they take effect, and the date above will change. Continuing to use the

service after that is acceptance.

16. Law and disputes

These terms are governed by the laws of Wyoming, United States, where

Adpence LLC is formed, and the courts of Wyoming have jurisdiction, except

where your local consumer law gives you rights you cannot be deprived of. The

company operates from Maryland; the choice of Wyoming follows where it is

registered, and is deliberate rather than an oversight.

`[IF YOU WANT ARBITRATION OR A CLASS-ACTION WAIVER, IT MUST BE DRAFTED BY A

LAWYER AND SURFACED PROMINENTLY. DO NOT ADD ONE WITHOUT ADVICE.]`

17. Contact

Adpence LLC · formed in Wyoming · 1404 Dalmation Pl. Apt T2, Belcamp, MD 21017 · support@buildanyshop.com

Still outstanding

Every value marked (placeholder) is a provisional default, not a decision.

Settled: Adpence LLC, formed in Wyoming, operating from 1404 Dalmation Pl. Apt

T2, Belcamp, MD 21017. Support at support@buildanyshop.com, a live mailbox.

Governing law and venue: Wyoming. Refunds: seven days, in full, on a plan

payment or a ready-made store. Effective 18 October 2026.

One thing to watch: the seven-day guarantee covers a ready-made store, and a

buyer who deploys one to a live Shopify shop inside those seven days keeps what

was deployed. That is a real exposure and narrowing it is a commercial decision,

not a legal one.

Then

• ☐ Have a lawyer review it, particularly §13 and §16
• ☐ Publish at https://www.buildanyshop.com/terms and link it from the listing
• ☐ Keep §7 in step with what the product actually displays
• ☐ Re-check the §6a table against each supplier before quoting it to a shopper