Terms of sale

Who sells

Finery is a trading name of Meduza Digital Limited, a company registered in Ireland.

Payment is taken by Stripe through Stripe Managed Payments. Stripe is the merchant of record for the payment: the purchase is sold through Link, Stripe's checkout, which charges any tax due and sends your receipt. Your card statement shows Link. Finery provides the service you pay for.

What you buy

You buy one Idea: one business idea forged into Results. It includes:

• the Workshop, where Finery interviews you about the idea;
• the forge, which writes the Results: names, positioning, a pitch, question packs for a chief executive, a finance lead and a technical buyer, and the Checks;
• up to 6 rounds across answering and refining. A round is one batch of answers or one part of the Results written again;
• every version of the Results, which stays readable.

When the rounds are used up, the Results stand as they are. Refinement can also end early if an Idea reaches Finery's cost limit per Idea; you keep the Results written so far. A new idea is a new Idea.

Price and payment

An Idea costs EUR 9, including any tax, charged once. It is paid before it is forged: the Workshop is free, and Finery asks for payment when the Idea is ready to forge.

A person pays on Stripe Checkout. An AI agent with a wallet can pay the same link by the Machine Payments Protocol, after the person approves the payment in their wallet.

Credit packs

A signed-in Organisation can buy a credit pack: 5 Ideas for EUR 40, including any tax, paid on Stripe Checkout like a single Idea. Each credit pays for one Idea. The credits belong to the Organisation, and everyone in it draws from the same balance. Credits do not expire.

Forging an unpaid Idea that belongs to the Organisation spends one credit, with no payment step. With no credit left, the Idea is paid on its own at EUR 9. An Idea is paid once: forging it again, or refining it, spends nothing more.

Automatic top-up, where it is offered, is your choice when you buy a pack. If you tick it, Stripe saves your card and you authorise Finery to charge it EUR 40 for another 5 Ideas each time the Organisation spends its last credit, without asking you again. Each top-up is shown in Your Ideas. You can turn it off there at any time; it stops at once. If a top-up cannot be charged, automatic top-up turns itself off, Your Ideas says so, and the next Idea is paid on its own.

What Finery does and does not promise

The Results are written by an AI model (Claude, by Anthropic) from what you told Finery. They can be wrong or incomplete. Every assumption Finery made is labelled, so you can see what the Results rest on. Check them before you rely on them.

The Checks are a first look at public registers and the web, each with its source and date, or with the reason it was not checked. They are never legal clearance: not a trade mark search by a lawyer, not a promise that a name or domain is free to use, and not a measure of how many people search for something.

Finery does not promise that a business will succeed.

Your part, and who owns the Results

Only put in an Idea what you have the right to share. Do not put personal data about other people, or confidential information that belongs to someone else, in an Idea. Do not use Finery to break the law or to harm the service.

Your Idea and its Results are yours. Finery uses them to forge that Idea and for nothing else. The privacy notice says what is kept and for how long, and the provider list says who receives what.

Refunds and cancelling

A paid Idea whose forge fails twice is refunded in full, automatically; an Idea paid with a credit gets the credit back instead. You can cancel for a full refund until forging starts, and a credit pack can be refunded in full while none of its credits has been spent. Once the Results are delivered there is no refund, because the service has been provided. The refund policy has the details.

If you are a consumer, you keep every right the law gives you, including the remedies for digital content or a digital service that is faulty.

Liability

Nothing in these terms limits a right you have as a consumer, or liability that the law does not allow to be limited. Otherwise, Finery's liability for an Idea is limited to what you paid for it.

Law, changes and contact

These terms are governed by the law of Ireland. If you are a consumer elsewhere in the EU, you also keep the protection of the law where you live, and you can go to the courts there.

When these terms change, the new date is shown at the top. A change never applies to an Idea already paid for.

The contact address is still to be published. Until it is, ask through Link support for anything about a payment.