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Terms of sale

Last updated: 13 Nov 2026

1. Who sells

The licences on this website are sold by Reportman AI, S.L. (NIF B93963213, Calle Rutlla, 109, puerta B, 17003 Girona), contact info@openplex.dev. Each extension's page names its publisher; whoever the publisher is, the seller is Reportman AI, S.L. and these terms apply.

Some extensions are made by third-party developers: their page shows the developer as the publisher, with a Reviewed badge. They are made, updated and supported by their developer, who answers questions about them, and we review every version before publishing it; the licence is still sold to you by Reportman AI, S.L., under these terms.

2. What you buy

A licence key for one extension. With it you can download, install and use the extension, and the updates of it published on this marketplace, on the OpenPlex servers that you or your organisation run. The key does not expire. It is for you or your organisation: don't publish, share or resell it. The extension remains the property of its publisher; you get the right to use it, not ownership.

Each extension's page says what it does, which OpenPlex version it needs and which permissions it asks for in the panel.

3. Prices and payment

Prices are in euros and include VAT, unless the purchase page says that taxes are added at checkout; in that case the total is shown before you pay. Payment is handled by Stripe on its own secure page; we never see your card details. Stripe sends the receipt or invoice to the e-mail address you give it.

4. How to buy

  1. Choose the extension and press Buy licence.
  2. On the purchase page, accept these terms and the privacy policy, and ask for the licence to be delivered right after payment (see section 6).
  3. Pay on Stripe's page, where you can check and correct your details before paying.
  4. The licence key appears on screen and is sent to your e-mail, together with the confirmation of your order.

The contract can be made in English, Spanish or Catalan. We keep a record of each order.

5. Delivery

Immediately after the payment is confirmed: on screen and by e-mail. If you don't receive it, write to us.

6. Right of withdrawal

Consumers in the European Union usually have 14 days to withdraw from a distance purchase. That right does not apply to digital content not supplied on a tangible medium once its delivery has begun with the consumer's prior express consent and their acknowledgement that they thereby lose the right (Article 103(m) of the Spanish consumer law, Royal Legislative Decree 1/2007, and Article 16(m) of Directive 2011/83/EU).

A licence is delivered as soon as it is paid. That is why, before paying, we ask you to request immediate delivery and to acknowledge that you will lose the right of withdrawal; without that consent the purchase can't go ahead. The e-mail with your licence confirms the consent you gave.

7. If the extension doesn't work

The extension must work as its page describes on a supported OpenPlex version. If it doesn't, write to us (for a third-party extension, you can also ask its developer first): we will have it fixed, and if that can't be done within a reasonable time, we will refund you. Your statutory rights as a consumer regarding conformity of digital content are not affected. A refunded licence is cancelled and stops working.

8. Business customers

If you buy for your business, the provisions written for consumers (sections 6 and 7 as they refer to consumer law) do not apply, and to the extent the law allows, our liability is limited to the price you paid for the licence.

9. Liability

We are not liable for indirect damage, loss of profit or loss of data, except where caused by our wilful misconduct or gross negligence, or where the law does not allow this limitation. Services that an extension connects to (for example a DNS provider) are governed by their own terms. Keep backups of your servers.

10. Changes

We may update these terms; each purchase is governed by the version in force when it was made, whose date appears above.

11. Law and courts

These terms are governed by Spanish law. Consumers may go to the courts of their place of residence; otherwise, the courts of Girona (Spain) have jurisdiction. For any complaint, write to info@openplex.dev.