terms of sale
seller
[name / company] — VAT no.
[address] — [email]
products and delivery
ESCHATON DEVICES sells digital software: Max for Live devices and VST3/AU plugins. Nothing physical is shipped. Payment and file delivery are handled by Payhip: after payment you receive an email with the download links. Free trial versions are delivered the same way. Check the formats and systems on each product page before buying.
prices and taxes
Prices are shown on each product page and in the cart, and they are final: VAT is included. You pay in Payhip's secure window, by card or PayPal. VAT on digital products sold to EU and UK customers is calculated from the price, collected and remitted by Payhip, according to the country of the buyer; outside the EU and the UK no VAT is due.
right of withdrawal
EU consumers normally have 14 days to withdraw from a distance contract. For digital content delivered immediately, this right is lost once the download begins, if you gave your express consent and acknowledged the loss of the right at checkout (Directive 2011/83/EU, art. 16(m); Italian Consumer Code, art. 59(o)). If a product does not work as described, write to us: we will fix it or refund you.
license
Each purchase grants one person a personal, non-exclusive license to install and use the software on their own computers. You may not resell, share or redistribute the files. Everything you make with the devices — sounds, music, images — is yours.
privacy
This site uses no tracking or advertising cookies and collects no personal data itself. The cart and the day/night choice are kept in your own browser; the cart leaves it only when you press pay. The only cookies are the technical ones of Payhip's checkout, needed to complete the purchase. When you buy, Payhip processes your name, email and payment details to complete the order (see Payhip's privacy policy); we receive the order details needed to deliver the product and support you, and keep them as required by tax law. You can ask to access, correct or delete your data by writing to the email above (GDPR, arts. 15–22).
law
These terms are governed by Italian law, without prejudice to the mandatory protections of the consumer's country of residence.