Legal

Seller Agreement

The terms you accept when you list a product on ASWorks: what you keep, when you are paid, and what we each owe the buyer.

Last updated 31 July 2026

1.This agreement

This is between you (the “seller”) and Abneesh Singh (sole proprietor, trading as ASWorks). It applies from the moment you submit a product for listing, and it sits alongside the Terms of Service and Refund Policy, which also bind you as a user of the platform.

You keep ownership of your code. ASWorks never takes an assignment of your intellectual property, never claims a right to relicense it, and acquires no interest in it by listing or selling it.

2.What you are granting

By listing a product you grant us a limited, non-exclusive licence to do only what selling it requires: store your archive, display your listing and its screenshots, distribute the files to buyers who have paid, and use your product name and logo to market the listing on the platform.

Buyers receive the licence you set — we pass it through rather than granting anything of our own. State your terms clearly on the listing. If a listing carries no licence terms, buyers reasonably read it as a perpetual licence to use the product in their own work, so make any narrower limit explicit.

3.What you promise about what you sell

  • You wrote it, or you have the rights to sell it. This includes the right to sell any third-party code inside it.
  • You have complied with the licences of every open-source dependency you have bundled — including attribution, and including copyleft terms that may require you to publish your own source.
  • It contains no malware, no backdoor, no undisclosed telemetry and no deliberately crippled functionality.
  • It contains no live credentials, private keys or connection strings. Our scan looks for these, but the obligation is yours.
  • Your listing is accurate: what it does, what it needs to run, what is included, and what is not.
  • You will not manipulate ratings, post reviews of your own products, or use additional accounts to do so.
Dependency licensing is where honest sellers most often come unstuck. Bundling a copyleft library into a product you sell under a proprietary licence can breach that library’s terms — which is your liability, not ours. If you are unsure, check before you list.

4.Commission and what you keep

We charge a flat 10% platform fee on the sale price. You keep 90%. There is no listing fee, no monthly minimum and no other deduction by us.

The fee is calculated on the amount the buyer actually pays, after any discount code. If we run a promotion that reduces what a buyer pays, we bear the discount — we do not fund promotions out of your 90% without asking you first.

If we ever change the commission, existing listings keep the current rate for at least 30 days after we notify you by email, so you can decide whether to continue.

5.When you get paid

Earnings become withdrawable 10 days after a sale. That is the 7-day buyer refund window plus a settlement buffer.

The reason for the gap is worth stating plainly: it means a refund is always paid out of money still held, never clawed back from money already in your bank account. We would rather you waited a few days than received a demand later.
  • Minimum withdrawal is ₹500.
  • Request a payout from your dashboard; we process approved requests weekly via RazorpayX to the bank account or UPI ID you provide.
  • You are responsible for the accuracy of those details. A payout sent to details you entered incorrectly may not be recoverable.
  • We deduct 1% TDS where required under Indian tax law and report it against your PAN. This is withholding, not a fee — you claim it against your own tax liability.
  • Your ledger in the dashboard shows every sale, every deduction and every payout, and can be exported.

You are responsible for your own taxes on what you earn, including income tax and GST if your turnover requires you to register. We do not provide tax advice.

6.Refunds and chargebacks

When a buyer is refunded, the sale reverses in full: you do not keep the sale proceeds, and we do not keep our commission either. Neither of us profits from a transaction that did not work for the buyer.

  • You will be notified of a refund request and can respond before a decision is made.
  • Where a request is unclear, we decide in the buyer’s favour. A marketplace that fights its buyers loses both sides.
  • A pattern of refunds on the same product is treated as a listing problem, and we will raise it with you before taking any action on your account.
  • If a buyer raises a chargeback with their bank, the disputed amount is held until it resolves. Where a chargeback results from your product not matching its listing, the loss is yours.

7.Review, listing and removal

Every submission is reviewed before going live. We aim for 48 hours and will tell you if something needs longer. Review is not an endorsement and not a security audit — see the Terms for exactly what our checks cover.

We can decline or remove a listing. Where we do, we will tell you which of these applies:

  • A credible intellectual property complaint, or an unresolved licensing problem with a bundled dependency.
  • A material inaccuracy in the listing.
  • Exposed credentials or malicious code in the archive.
  • A legal requirement, or a serious breach of this agreement.

Except where we are legally required to act immediately, we will give you notice and a chance to fix the problem first. Buyers who have already bought a removed product keep access to it, unless removal was for infringement — in which case we withdraw access and refund them.

8.Support and updates

You provide support for your own products. Answer buyer questions and reported defects within a reasonable time — a few business days. If you publish an update that fixes a defect, buyers get it at no extra cost; every release you publish is available to everyone who has bought the product.

If you stop maintaining a product, unlist it rather than leaving buyers to discover that on their own. Existing buyers keep their downloads.

9.Ending it

You can stop selling at any time and unlist your products. Sales already made stand: buyers keep their licences and their downloads, and cleared earnings are still paid out to you on the normal schedule.

We can end this agreement for a serious or repeated breach, or with 30 days’ notice for any other reason. If we end it without your being at fault, you are paid everything owed, including earnings that have not yet cleared, once the refund window on those sales has passed.

10.Liability between us

You are responsible for your product: what it does, what it infringes, and what it fails to do. If a claim is brought against us because your product infringed someone’s rights, breached an open-source licence, or contained something you told us it did not, you cover our reasonable costs in dealing with it.

Our liability to you is limited to the platform fees you have paid us in the twelve months before a claim. We are not liable for lost sales, lost profits, or loss of data. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

This agreement is governed by the laws of India, and the courts at Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India have exclusive jurisdiction. Please raise any dispute with us at hello@asworks.studio first.

Operator details

Abneesh Singh (sole proprietor, trading as ASWorks)

Trading as ASWorks · asworks.studio

Unregistered sole proprietorship, India

Kolar Road, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India

Contact and grievances: hello@asworks.studio

ASWorks is not currently registered for GST. No GST is charged on transactions and buyers receive a payment receipt rather than a tax invoice.