Terms of Sale
1. Purpose
These Terms of Sale govern the paid subscription to the feti’i service taken out by a studio or professional (the « Customer »). The Service is intended for professionals who run small-group classes; it is not marketed to consumers. When signing up, the Customer confirms that they use feti’i in the course of their teaching or professional activity (in business).
2. Plans and prices
The subscription is monthly. The plan depends on the number of recurring classes in the studio; teachers are unlimited and online student payment is included in every plan:
| Plan | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Small | up to 35 classes / week | A$12 / month |
| Medium | 36 to 75 classes / week | A$20 / month |
| Large | 76 to 150 classes / week | A$30 / month |
The Customer can change plan at any time from their account. Above 150 classes, write to hi@fetii.app for a custom plan. All prices are in Australian dollars (A$) and are exclusive of GST; the Service is sold to businesses.
3. GST
Prices are stated exclusive of GST. The provider is established in France, is not registered for Australian GST and is not required to be. For a business-to-business supply of a digital service to an Australian business customer that is registered for GST, the supply is not a « consumer » supply: the provider does not charge Australian GST, and the customer accounts for any GST itself under the reverse-charge rules for inbound intangible supplies. The Customer confirms it is in business for this purpose and must provide its ABN (Australian Business Number) and confirm its GST registration during sign-up, unless an exemption applies. The provider would only become liable to register for « simplified GST » and charge 10% GST if its sales to Australian consumers (customers who do not provide a valid ABN / are not registered for GST) exceeded the A$75,000 registration threshold.
4. Free trial
The subscription includes a free trial of 14 days with no card required. During the trial, the Customer can create their studio, enrol students and use the Service with no commitment. The paid subscription only begins if the Customer chooses to subscribe.
5. Payment and invoicing
Payment is taken monthly through the payment provider Stripe. The subscription renews automatically each month until cancelled. Invoices are generated by or through Stripe and made available to the Customer; the provider remains the issuer of the invoice. As the provider is not registered for Australian GST, these are commercial invoices, not « tax invoices », and do not show a GST component.
6. Cancellation
The Customer can cancel their subscription at any time from their account, in one click. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current monthly period; the period already started is not refunded, except where a non-excludable right under the Australian Consumer Law requires otherwise. After cancellation, data is retained and erased in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
7. Australian Consumer Law
Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies any consumer guarantee, right or remedy under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) that cannot lawfully be excluded. Where the ACL allows liability to be limited for services, it is limited, at the operator's option, to resupplying the Service or paying the cost of having it resupplied. The 14-day free trial allows the Service to be evaluated with no commitment before any payment is taken.
8. Online student payments
When a studio enables online payment by its students, the studio acts as the seller towards its own students and uses its own Stripe account (Stripe Connect). Amounts paid by students are credited directly to the studio; feti’i is not a party to that commercial relationship and receives none of those funds. Stripe's own terms apply to those payments. The studio is responsible for its own tax obligations (including GST) on what it charges its students.
9. Suspension for non-payment
If payment is not made, editing access may switch to read-only. Data is kept for the period set out in the Privacy Policy so the Service can be resumed without loss of information.
10. Governing law and jurisdiction
These terms are governed by French law, without prejudice to any mandatory provisions of Australian law that may apply (including the Australian Consumer Law). The parties will seek an amicable resolution of any dispute before resorting to the courts.