OmegaWebApps Terms of Website Use, Sale and Software Licence.

1. Operator and scope

OmegaWebApps is operated by Alpha & Omega Limited, Auckland, New Zealand. “OmegaWebApps”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to Alpha & Omega Limited unless the context requires otherwise. These Terms apply to use of the website, product information, checkout, digital delivery, support, documentation and the ten current software products.

2. Acceptance and electronic transactions

Website use is subject to these Terms. A product purchase requires affirmative acceptance of the Terms & Licence, Privacy Policy and Refund Policy before the customer is sent to Stripe checkout. Electronic communications, records and acceptance may have legal effect under New Zealand law, including the electronic-transactions provisions of the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017.

If you do not agree with the applicable terms, do not complete the purchase or use rights that depend on that agreement.

3. Product descriptions and commercial representations

We aim to describe current product capabilities accurately and to maintain reasonable grounds for factual commercial claims. Product pages, documentation and versioned package readmes are the primary technical sources. Historical blog posts may describe earlier versions. No marketing statement should be read as a guarantee of search ranking, perfect security, a particular performance score, universal compatibility or any result that depends on third-party systems or circumstances.

4. Price, currency, payment and taxes

The current standard advertised price is US$89 per product, one-time. Stripe provides payment processing. The amount/currency shown at checkout is the offered transaction price. Customers are responsible for accurate payment information and for taxes, duties, bank charges or currency-conversion costs lawfully attributable to them, except where we are required to calculate, collect or remit an amount.

5. Digital delivery

Products are supplied electronically. After successful Stripe payment the buyer is directed to the delivery page for the product purchased. If payment succeeds but delivery fails, contact Support rather than purchasing again solely to obtain another link. We may verify transaction information before re-delivery.

6. Lifetime licence for the purchased version

Subject to these Terms and any applicable open-source licence, a completed purchase grants a non-exclusive commercial licence to use the purchased product version on an unlimited number of websites owned, operated, maintained or lawfully managed by the purchaser. “Lifetime” means continued licensed use of that purchased version; it does not promise perpetual support, perpetual hosting, every future major release, indefinite third-party compatibility or ongoing feature development.

Each product is licensed separately. Purchase of a Pure HTML edition does not itself license the WordPress edition, and purchase of one specialist engine does not license the other engines.

7. Open-source components and GPL rights

The current WordPress plugin packages declare GPL-2.0-or-later/GPLv2-or-later licensing for covered code. Nothing in these commercial Terms removes, narrows or overrides rights that an applicable open-source licence grants. Where GPL or another open-source licence applies to code, that licence controls the covered material.

OmegaWebApps names, logos, trade dress, commercial imagery, website copy, documentation and separately protected material that is not governed by an open-source licence remain subject to applicable copyright, trade-mark and contractual rights. Third-party components remain subject to their own licences.

8. Licence restrictions outside open-source rights

Except to the extent an applicable open-source licence or mandatory law permits otherwise, you must not falsely represent OmegaWebApps branding or separately protected commercial material as your own, use Omega marks to imply sponsorship/affiliation that does not exist, circumvent paid access controls for protected commercial material, or distribute protected non-open-source material contrary to the rights granted to you.

9. Customer responsibilities

• Choose the correct platform edition and review requirements before purchase/install.
• Maintain independent backups before installing software or applying production changes.
• Use staging or another recoverable environment for higher-risk changes where practical.
• Review scans, previews, diagnostics and settings before acting on them.
• Test forms, checkout, authentication, media, scripts/styles, mobile layouts and critical integrations after changes.
• Maintain lawful authority to administer every site on which the software is used.
• Keep hosting, WordPress/core/themes/plugins and credentials appropriately secured and maintained.

10. Product-specific boundaries

Image conversion depends on server/editor codec support. Performance optimization interacts with hosting and third-party front-end code. Security scanners provide indicators and cannot guarantee detection/prevention of every threat. SEO tooling cannot guarantee indexing, ranking, traffic or rich results. Web Metrics server/static diagnostics are not a substitute for browser Core Web Vitals, penetration testing or a complete accessibility audit.

11. Updates, support and discontinuation

The purchase covers the purchased version. We may issue maintenance releases, documentation changes or later versions, but do not promise every future major version without charge unless the applicable offer expressly says so. We may discontinue, rename or replace a product while continuing to respect rights already granted for a lawfully purchased version.

Support is for documented installation, product operation and reproducible defects. Custom development, third-party repair, server administration, incident response, SEO consultancy, accessibility certification and guaranteed tuning are outside standard support unless separately agreed.

12. Acceptable website and software use

You must not use the site, checkout, support systems or Omega products to violate law, infringe rights, gain unauthorised access, distribute malware, commit fraud, harass others, interfere with service availability, evade payment or misrepresent ownership. Security features are intended for defensive administration of systems you are authorised to manage.

13. Website content and intellectual property

Subject to applicable software/open-source licences, we own or license the website content and associated intellectual property. Website access does not transfer ownership. You may use ordinary public content for personal/business evaluation and linking, but must not reproduce protected content at commercial scale, remove ownership attribution deceptively, frame the site to misrepresent origin, or use our marks in a misleading manner.

14. Third-party services and links

The site and products can interact with or link to third parties, including Stripe, WordPress, web hosts, server software, social networks and browser/search services. Unless expressly stated, third parties are independent and their availability, security, performance and terms are outside our control.

15. Privacy

Personal information handled through the commercial website is governed by the Privacy Policy. The installed products are designed for local-first core operation and do not require an Omega telemetry service, but customers remain responsible for the privacy configuration of their own sites and third-party services.

16. Consumer rights and fair trading

Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts a right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded. Where the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 applies, qualifying consumers may have statutory guarantees and remedies. Commercial representations remain subject to the Fair Trading Act 1986, including rules against misleading conduct and unsubstantiated representations.

Where parties are both in trade, any contracting-out arrangement will apply only where New Zealand law permits it and the legal requirements for that arrangement are met; this public website statement alone is not intended to create an unlawful contracting-out arrangement.

17. Refunds and remedies

Digital change-of-mind refunds are generally unavailable after successful delivery/access because digital software can be retained and copied; however, this does not remove mandatory remedies for faults, material misdescription, failed supply or other circumstances recognised by applicable law. See the Refund Policy.

18. Warranties and disclaimers

To the maximum extent permitted by law, and without limiting mandatory guarantees, the website and software are supplied for varied environments and we do not warrant uninterrupted availability, universal compatibility, perfect security, a particular ranking, a particular score, or that every diagnostic will identify every issue. Product documentation states supported requirements and known limitations.

19. Liability

Nothing excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, we are not responsible for indirect or consequential loss that was not reasonably foreseeable and the customer remains responsible for backups, deployment decisions, credentials and third-party configuration. Any contractual limitation is subject to mandatory consumer, fair-trading and other legal rights.

20. Indemnity for unlawful misuse

To the maximum extent permitted by law, you are responsible for loss reasonably arising from your unlawful use of the site/products, infringement of third-party rights, unauthorised administration of third-party systems or material breach of these Terms. This clause does not require an indemnity where the law prevents it or to the extent loss was caused by our own unlawful conduct.

21. Suspension and enforcement

We may restrict access to website/support/private delivery mechanisms where reasonably necessary to prevent fraud, protect security, comply with law or respond to material misuse. Suspension does not extinguish open-source rights already arising under an applicable licence.

22. Disputes

Please give written notice describing a dispute and proposed resolution so the parties can attempt good-faith resolution before litigation where practical. Nothing prevents urgent injunctive relief, a statutory complaint, payment-provider process, tribunal or other remedy available by law.

23. Governing law and international users

These Terms are governed by New Zealand law, subject to mandatory rights that may apply in another jurisdiction. International users are responsible for laws that lawfully apply to them and their use of the products.

24. Changes, severability and document priority

We may publish updated terms for future use/transactions. Updates do not retrospectively remove mandatory rights or software/open-source rights already validly granted. If a provision is invalid, it is to be read down or severed to the minimum extent necessary while the remainder continues where lawful.

For current technical facts, the versioned package/readme and current product documentation control over historical posts. For pricing, the current pricing/checkout controls. For privacy/refunds, the dedicated policies control their subjects. A signed negotiated agreement controls to the extent of an express conflict, subject to mandatory law.

25. Contact

Alpha & Omega Limited — OmegaWebApps
Auckland, New Zealand
Email: contact@omegawebapps.com
Website: omegawebapps.com