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Developer terms

Last updated: 13 Nov 2026

These terms govern the publication and sale of extensions by third-party developers ("you") on marketplace.openplex.dev, run by Reportman AI, S.L. (NIF B93963213, Calle Rutlla, 109, puerta B, 17003 Girona), contact info@openplex.dev ("we").

1. Your account

You must give true details and keep your password safe. You are responsible for what is done with your account. We review every new account and may refuse it without giving reasons. Your prefix identifies your extensions and can't be changed.

2. How sales work

Reportman AI, S.L. sells the licences of your extensions to buyers in its own name, as merchant of record: it is the seller under the terms of sale, takes the payments, issues receipts and invoices, handles refunds, and is the deemed supplier for VAT purposes, so it charges and pays the VAT of each sale. Prices are set by you, in euros and VAT included: free, or from 5.00 to 999.00 EUR.

3. Licence you grant us

You keep ownership of your extensions. You grant Reportman AI, S.L. a worldwide, non-exclusive licence, for as long as an extension is published and afterwards for the licences already sold, to host, sign, distribute, show and sell your extensions and their updates, and to use their names, descriptions and icons to present them.

4. Your responsibilities

  • You are responsible for your extensions' content, their security, their updates and their compliance with the law, including intellectual property, data protection and consumer law.
  • You give support to the buyers of your extensions and answer them within a reasonable time. You publish the contact details for support on your extension's page or website.
  • You must have every right needed to distribute what you publish, including third-party code, images and brands.

5. What is not allowed

No malware, hidden functions, or code that harms the servers, data or users where the extension is installed. No collection or sending of data beyond what the extension's description and permissions declare. No use of a permission for anything other than what the extension says it does. No attempt to get around the review, the licence checks or the signatures.

6. Review

We review every version before it is published, and may refuse it, or remove a published extension or version, at our discretion, in particular for security, legal or quality reasons, or if these terms are broken. Our review is not a guarantee: it doesn't take away your responsibility for your extensions.

7. Your share and payouts

For each sale you get 80% of the price paid without VAT; we keep the rest as our commission and bear the payment fees. Your share is paid by transfer to your Stripe Connect account 14 days after the sale. If a sale is fully refunded before the transfer, no share is paid for it; if it is refunded after the transfer, the transfer is reversed. To receive payouts you must open a Stripe account and accept the Stripe Connected Account Agreement, which governs it; we don't control Stripe's verifications or deadlines.

8. Taxes

You are responsible for declaring and paying your own income taxes and any other taxes on what you receive. If the law requires us to report your payouts to the tax authorities, we will.

9. Ending

You can close your account, and we can end these terms, with 30 days' notice by e-mail. We may suspend your account or remove your extensions at once in case of a serious breach, such as malware or fraud. Licences already sold keep working, and shares already earned are still paid unless the sale is refunded.

10. Liability

You will hold us harmless from claims by buyers or third parties caused by your extensions or by your breach of these terms. Our liability to you is limited to the shares owed to you, except where the law doesn't allow this limitation.

11. Changes

We may update these terms and will tell you by e-mail 30 days before a change that affects you; if you don't agree, you can close your account before it applies.

12. Law and courts

These terms are governed by Spanish law, and the courts of Girona (Spain) have jurisdiction.