Supplier agreement

You publish this campaign and sell 10 to 100 lifetime seats, your choice, all or nothing. The backer buys that license from you. You build and supply the product. Day Zero lists the campaign, collects the card payment for you, and connects the seat. Once backers can use the product, Day Zero sends your remainder to your bank. You cover Day Zero if a backer complains or sues about the product.

Listing is currently free for founders (listing fee waived). You set the LTD price from $10 to $150, whether the product is built or still being built. The campaign ends a week after it goes live, even if every seat is pledged sooner. Access is due 90 days after a funded campaign ends. You cannot start another campaign until this one has closed and backers can claim it.

Every campaign is all or nothing. Your goal is half your seats, rounded up, and both lock once the campaign is live. Backers pledge instead of paying. If the goal was reached when the campaign ends, every pledge is charged when you open access, and each charge becomes a final sale on the terms below. Until then backers can cancel; once charged, they can't ask for a refund. If access isn't open by the delivery date, Day Zero cancels the campaign and nobody is charged. If the goal was not reached, nobody is charged, nothing is owed to you, and you may list again.

Some pledges may not be collected: a card can be declined, expire, be removed, or be cancelled by the backer before access opens. A declined card is tried again, and a pledge still unpaid 7 days after the first decline is dropped. You are paid only for charges that go through. Once a campaign ends funded it stays funded, even if dropped pledges take it below the goal. Day Zero may refuse or cancel a pledge for fraud, a second account, or a ban-list match. Don't act on pledged money before it is charged and paid out.

Card payments are collected for you. Day Zero deducts the card processing fee and Day Zero's 7% margin (0% margin on sales that start from your embed widget or your own Day Zero link) and sends you the rest in the next weekly transfer to your bank account. Pledges are charged only once backer access is open, and any sale charged before then is held until it opens. If you cancel before access opens, nothing is owed on those seats.

A foreign card can add an international processing fee. Day Zero may hold or delay a transfer if there is suspected fraud, a high chargeback risk, a processor requirement, or another operational risk. Transfer dates are estimates.

You authorize Day Zero to issue a self-bill in your name when we record a payment to your bank account. We email you a copy and keep one for our books. The document records the remainder Day Zero sent you. You are responsible for the tax invoice, VAT, withholding, and reporting on the sale you made to the backer. The self-bill is not a tax invoice unless your accountant later says otherwise.

Bank details you submit must be yours, and you must be able to legally receive the payment. A payout can be delayed if the transfer cannot be completed.

An unclaimed LTD is a public, transferable seat. Backers may list it on /market at any price, or pass the code to another verified backer, until they redeem it on the product. Once claimed, it cannot change hands. That sale is between backers — Day Zero is not the seller, does not collect that payment, and does not take a cut. You cannot lock unclaimed seats to the original buyer.

The deal page is the offer. You sell what you described. Ship it, provide support, and don't give LTD holders worse access than the deal you sold. If you sell the company or shut the product down, say so in an update. A new owner should keep the seats. Lifetime is the life of the product.

The sale to the backer is yours to report. Chargebacks on that sale are yours. Campaign text, video, and images must be yours to show; we display them on the site and in your embed.

While your campaign is live you see how many backers have pledged, not who. You get a backer's name and email once their pledge is charged, or when they buy at checkout. Use it only to give that backer access and support and to tell them about that product. Don't sell or share it, add it to marketing for anything else, or ask backers for card details or ID numbers. Misusing backer data can remove your campaign and place you on the ban list.

You can cancel your campaign from your dashboard settings until access opens. It cannot be undone. When you cancel, every pledge is released and nobody is charged. Any sale already charged is refunded to its backer, so nothing is owed to you on it, except seats resold between backers, which are paid to you as usual.

No new seats are sold and open /market listings for the campaign are taken down. The campaign page stays public and shows “Cancelled” with the reason you give. You cannot list another campaign on Day Zero.

You cover Day Zero if a backer sues over the product, your campaign content, a copied product, a refund, or a chargeback. Day Zero stays responsible for collecting the card payment, refunding backers when you cancel, and connecting the seat.

Missed delivery by more than 60 days without communication, 90 days of ghosting, or fraud Day Zero can point to places you on the public ban list. The public reason is that fact, not a label like "scammer." Email beri@dayzero.ltd to contest an entry. You must pass the production loopback before backers can activate on your product. Listing can go live before that.

Full buyer terms live on /terms. Returns are on /refunds.