DOCUMENT04videomontazher.com/en/offer
Section 01
Parties and formation of the contract
- The Service Provider is Individual Entrepreneur Tolkachev Andrey Evgenievich (ИП Толкачев Андрей Евгеньевич), taxpayer ID (INN) 422110307803, registration number (OGRNIP) 322237500347980. Registered address: 111/1 Uralskaya St., Krasnodar, 350080, Russia. Email: info@videomontazher.com. Further contact and bank details are published on the Contacts page.
- The Customer is an individual, individual entrepreneur or legal entity placing an order. Consumer protection provisions apply to individuals purchasing products or services for personal needs unrelated to business activities.
- The contract is formed by paying for the selected order after reviewing this offer and agreeing the essential terms. An advance payment also constitutes acceptance where that payment arrangement was agreed in advance. If a separate contract is signed, its terms apply to the extent permitted by law.
- Acceptance of this offer does not replace separate consent to personal data processing where the law requires such consent, and does not constitute consent to marketing messages.
Section 02
Subject matter and order terms
- The Service Provider undertakes video editing, colour grading, automation and development work, and provides DaVinci Resolve training. Digital products may include applications, scripts, macros, presets, templates and instructions.
- The product name, contents, intended use, compatibility, price and delivery method are set out in the product description or the order terms agreed before payment. Automatic key delivery is triggered after payment is confirmed. Deadlines for manual delivery and services are agreed before payment; the scope, requirements for the result and acceptance procedure for services are also agreed.
- Purchasing a licence key grants a right to use the relevant product; it does not transfer exclusive rights to that product. The applicable licence terms and restrictions must be available to the Customer before payment.
- Keys for Censor Script, Auto Subtitles Pro and Voice Cleaner Pro purchased through the website’s payment form are for use on one device and have no set expiry date. Further licence terms are determined by the particular product description and the agreed order terms.
Section 03
Price and payment
- A product’s price is shown on its page; the price of a custom order is agreed before payment. The paid scope and payment arrangement, including advance or staged payments, are determined for the particular order.
- The website’s licence-key purchase form redirects the Customer to T-Bank’s payment page. Other payment methods, including payment against an invoice, may be agreed for a custom order.
- The total price, subject matter and contract terms must be available before the Customer pays. Additional paid work or services require the Customer’s separate consent in the form required by law; accepting the general offer does not provide that consent.
- The information needed to issue an electronic payment receipt is sent to the payment provider. Supply a valid email address for payment documents and delivery of the key.
Section 04
Access, delivery and acceptance
- A digital product is supplied as described on its page: as a file, download link, access or licence key. A key purchased through the website’s payment form is emailed after successful payment is confirmed.
- Finished videos, project files and training materials are supplied in the agreed scope and format. DaVinci Resolve projects, source materials and session recordings are included only where agreed.
- Providing a file, link or key confirms delivery of the relevant material or access. It does not, by itself, mean that all work has been accepted without reservations, or remove the Customer’s rights relating to defects.
- For a delay, an incorrect email address or a lost key, use the website’s contact details. Delivery and replacement access are explained on the How Your Order Is Delivered page.
Section 05
Cancellation and refunds
- The electronic format of a product or the supply of a key does not, by itself, remove the Customer’s statutory rights. Refund grounds depend on the type of contract, the circumstances of the order and the remedy requested. Not using a licence that has been properly supplied does not, by itself, guarantee a refund.
- A consumer may cancel a contract for work or services before it has been fully performed. For voluntary cancellation under Article 32 of the Russian Consumer Protection Law, only the Service Provider’s actual, documented expenses connected with the particular order are taken into account.
- For missed deadlines or defects in a product, work or service, all remedies available under applicable law remain available. Those remedies are not replaced by the voluntary cancellation terms.
- The Refunds and Order Cancellation page explains how to make a request, how refunds are calculated and the time limits for particular claims. It applies together with this offer and does not limit the Customer’s mandatory rights.
Section 06
Responsibilities and use of deliverables
- The Service Provider supplies the product or deliverable within the agreed timeframe and with the agreed characteristics, informs the Customer of obstacles to completion and handles enquiries about performance of the order.
- The Customer supplies the agreed source materials, necessary information and valid contact details. Third-party materials may be provided for the work where the Customer has the necessary rights or another lawful basis.
- If the quality or contents of the source materials prevent the agreed result from being achieved, the Service Provider informs the Customer. Limitations in source materials do not remove the Service Provider’s responsibility for its own breaches.
- Use of digital products is governed by the licence, product description and agreed order terms. The product itself or a licence key may be transferred to third parties with the rights holder’s permission or on another lawful basis.
- Rights in a custom deliverable, including a finished video or developed code, are determined by applicable law and the contract. Supplying a file does not, by itself, change the rights established by them.
Section 07
Liability and remedies
- Each party is responsible for breaches of its obligations under applicable law and valid contract terms. This offer does not impose a general cap on the Service Provider’s liability equal to the order price.
- The consequences of incorrect contact details, technical failures and third-party actions are assessed in light of the cause of the breach and applicable law. Such circumstances do not automatically release the Service Provider from liability.
- A consumer retains statutory claims for losses, penalties, compensation for non-material harm and other remedies where the grounds for them are met.
- Using the website’s contact details may help resolve a concern, but does not restrict access to the courts or the choice of court provided by law.
Section 08
Version of the offer and applicable rules
- Each order is governed by the version of this offer available to the Customer when payment is made, together with individual terms agreed before payment. Keep the order terms and a copy of the offer, for example using this page’s print function.
- Updating this page does not, by itself, change an existing contract. A new version applies to orders placed after its publication, unless a different arrangement is required by law or separately agreed by the parties.
- This offer has been prepared with reference to the law of the Russian Federation. Mandatory provisions of applicable law take precedence over website terms and individual agreements.
- Personal data processing is explained in the privacy policy, and general rules for original website material are on the Content Use Rules page. The English version conveys the same terms; translation must not reduce the Customer’s statutory rights.