Legal
These Terms govern Aurora DSP customer accounts and purchases of software, licences, subscriptions where offered, and physical products.
Draft last updated: 18 July 2026. Mandatory consumer rights under applicable law are not limited by these Terms.
1. Seller and contact
The Aurora DSP store is operated by CORIUM DIGITAL Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością, ul. Sielska 17A, lok. –, 60-129 Poznań, Poland. Legal form: spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością (Sp. z o.o.). KRS: 0001154309. REGON: 540854110. NIP / EU VAT ID: PL 7792583468. Store and order support: support@auroradsp.com.
2. Scope and customer status
These Terms apply to orders placed through the Aurora DSP store. A customer may purchase privately as a consumer or for a business. Business customers must provide accurate company and tax information. Consumer protections that cannot lawfully be excluded remain in force.
3. Customer account
An account is required because software licences, installers, product claims and order history are assigned to it. You must provide accurate information, protect your credentials and notify us promptly about suspected unauthorised access. One person or business may not create accounts to bypass product, trial, promotion or licence limits.
4. Products and compatibility
The product page forms part of the offer and states the supplied platform packages, plug-in formats, minimum requirements, licence scope and any product-specific limitations. You are responsible for checking compatibility with your operating system, hardware and host before ordering. A format or platform is supplied only when it is expressly listed for that product.
5. Orders and contract formation
Placing an order is an offer to purchase the selected products. A contract is formed when the store accepts the order and sends confirmation or makes the purchased entitlement available. We may refuse or cancel an order before acceptance where payment is not authorised, information is materially incorrect, fraud is suspected, a price is an obvious error or fulfilment would be unlawful. Any payment already captured for a cancelled order will be returned through the original payment method.
6. Prices, VAT and invoices
The store shows the net price and, where applicable, an estimated tax amount based on the available location and customer information. The final tax treatment is calculated during checkout. Consumers in the European Union may be charged VAT at the rate applicable to the transaction. An eligible business purchase may use reverse charge only after the required business and EU VAT data has been provided and validated.
Invoices are created only for completed transactions with a value greater than zero. A zero-value product claim creates an order and entitlement but does not create an invoice. The customer is responsible for supplying correct billing and tax information.
7. Payment
Available payment methods are displayed at checkout and may include card payments and PayPal. Payment data is handled by the selected payment provider according to its own security and privacy terms. An order is not fulfilled until the required payment is authorised, except for an approved zero-value claim.
8. Rent to Own and subscriptions
Rent to Own is offered only when it is expressly displayed for an eligible product at checkout. The checkout states the number and value of instalments, currency, billing interval and product being financed. By starting Rent to Own, the customer authorises the recurring payments shown at checkout. Temporary product access depends on successful instalment payments. Ownership becomes perpetual only after every required instalment has been successfully paid and the store records completion.
A customer may request cancellation of future Rent to Own payments through the available account controls. Cancellation does not retroactively cancel completed payments or create perpetual ownership; temporary access may end according to the paid period and applicable mandatory law. Failed, reversed, disputed or refunded payments may suspend access while the transaction is reviewed. Any refund or correction is handled through the original payment provider and the applicable legal rules.
A recurring all-access subscription is available only when the store explicitly marks that service as active and presents its price and renewal terms. A section displayed as unavailable, preview or coming soon does not constitute an offer. Product-specific checkout information prevails over general descriptions in these Terms.
9. Digital delivery, downloads and licences
Digital products are delivered to the customer account. Installer links are account-protected and may be versioned, replaced or withdrawn when necessary for security, compatibility or legal reasons. Access to a download does not transfer ownership of the software or intellectual property.
Unless a product page states otherwise, the customer receives a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the software for its intended purpose. You may not distribute installers, publish download links, resell or sublicense a licence, share activation credentials, reverse engineer except where mandatory law expressly permits it, or remove proprietary notices. Product-specific device, seat, activation and transfer limits remain applicable.
10. Immediate supply of digital content and withdrawal
Digital software is normally made available immediately after payment. Where consumer law requires it, checkout will ask the customer to expressly request immediate performance and acknowledge the effect this may have on the statutory right of withdrawal once supply or downloading begins. If the legally required consent and acknowledgement have not been obtained, mandatory withdrawal rights remain unaffected.
11. Physical products and shipping
Physical products remain enabled in the store. Available carriers, delivery zones, prices and estimated delivery information are shown during checkout. The customer must provide a complete deliverable address. Risk and consumer rights relating to delivery are governed by applicable mandatory law.
An eligible consumer may withdraw from an online purchase of physical goods within the statutory period, generally 14 days from delivery in the European Union. Before returning an item, contact support for the current return instructions. Unless the seller has agreed otherwise or mandatory law provides otherwise, the customer bears the direct return cost. Returned goods may be handled only to the extent necessary to establish their nature, characteristics and functioning.
12. Refunds, defects and complaints
Nothing in these Terms excludes statutory remedies for digital content, services or goods that are defective, non-conforming or not supplied as agreed. Contact support with the order number, product, version, platform and a clear description of the issue. We may request reasonable diagnostic information before proposing repair, replacement, price reduction, re-performance or refund as required by applicable law.
Any additional commercial money-back promise displayed on a product page or at checkout applies according to the conditions shown when the order is placed. Approved refunds are returned through the original payment method where technically possible. A refund may result in the related licence and download entitlement being suspended or revoked.
13. Free products and trials
Free products and trials may require an account, a zero-value claim and the consents expressly presented at claim time. They remain subject to product-specific licence and usage limits. We may change or end a free offer prospectively, but this does not remove rights already granted unless the offer, security requirements or applicable law permit it.
14. Updates, support and service availability
Updates and support are supplied as described on the product page or in a separate plan. We may perform maintenance and make reasonable technical changes. We do not guarantee uninterrupted access to the website, but account entitlements and order records will not be intentionally removed merely because the storefront is temporarily unavailable.
15. Intellectual property and acceptable use
Aurora DSP software, artwork, text, trademarks and related materials are protected by intellectual property law. You may use them only within the purchased or claimed licence. Automated abuse, attempts to bypass access controls, unauthorised security testing, scraping protected downloads and interference with the store or licensing infrastructure are prohibited.
16. Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, neither party is liable for indirect or consequential loss that was not reasonably foreseeable when the contract was formed. Nothing excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including mandatory consumer remedies. Business customers remain responsible for backups, project files and testing software in a suitable environment before critical use.
17. Privacy
Personal data is processed as described in the Privacy Policy. Payment providers, tax systems, hosting, email and support providers receive data only as necessary for their roles.
18. Governing law and disputes
These Terms are governed by Polish law, without depriving consumers of mandatory protections available under the law that applies to them. Please contact support first so that a complaint can be resolved directly. Consumers may also use any competent consumer-protection or court procedure available under applicable law.
19. Changes to these Terms
The version accepted for an order governs that order. We may update these Terms for future orders when products, law or store operations change. Material changes will be dated and will not retroactively remove acquired rights.