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Storefront Ninja

Terms

The terms a seller opens a shop here on: what the free plan holds and what the paid plans cost, who is paid by whom, and what each of us is responsible for.

Who these terms are between

Storefront Ninja is a product of mixtape.works, run by Human Hygiene Kft., 1163 Budapest, Datolya utca 40., Hungary (company registration number 01-09-464537, EU VAT number HU12087783; full details at mixtape.works/imprint). On this page "we" is that company and "you" is the person or business that opens a shop. Opening a shop means accepting these terms. Write to support@mixtape.works about anything on this page.

Your account and your shop

You sign in with your mixtape account, the one login for every mixtape product, so we never see a password of yours. Your shop answers on an address of its own, yourshop.storefront.ninja, and you are responsible for everything done in its admin, by you or by anybody you let in. What we have to tell you about the shop (a new order, a payment that did not go through, a shop that has closed, a weekly numbers e-mail you can turn off any time in Settings) goes to the e-mail address of every mixtape account that signs in to its admin, so keep that address one you read. The shop's contact e-mail address is a different thing: shoppers see it on their order, and their replies to our confirmation e-mail land there, so keep that one correct as well.

The free plan

Every shop starts on the free plan, with every feature open and no card asked for, and it can stay on it for as long as it likes. The free plan holds up to 25 products and any number of pages and categories. Reaching that line hides and deletes nothing: only the next product waits until the shop is on a paid plan.

What a shop costs

Two paid plans, each payable by the month or a year at a time, each for one shop. The yearly price is our launch deal: more than half off twelve months, and it stays yours for as long as you stay subscribed. The prices below exclude VAT; Paddle adds any tax that applies and shows the full amount before you confirm:

  • Pro: €9.00 a month, or €49.00 for a year.
  • Pro: HUF 3,490 a month, or HUF 18,990 for a year.
  • Max: €26.90 a month, or €149.00 for a year.
  • Max: HUF 10,490 a month, or HUF 57,490 for a year.

Who takes the subscription payment

The subscription is sold to you by Paddle as merchant of record (Paddle.com Market Limited, or the Paddle company that serves your country), so your payment contract is with Paddle and its buyer terms, paddle.com/legal/buyer-terms, govern it. Paddle shows the full amount, with any tax it has to add, before you confirm, and the receipt or invoice comes from Paddle. A subscription renews on its own until you cancel it; cancelling stops the next renewal and your shop stays open to the end of the period you have already paid for. Refunds are Paddle's, under its own refund policy.

Your shoppers pay you, not us

Every sale in your shop is a contract between you and your shopper. We are not a party to it and we take no share of it: the money goes straight to you - a card payment settles into your own Stripe account, cash on delivery is paid to the courier or to you on collection, and a bank transfer lands in your own account; none of it ever touches us. What you sell, what you charge, the invoice, the delivery, returns, warranty, complaints and any tax on that sale are yours.

What you are responsible for

That what you sell may lawfully be sold where you sell it, and that your shop keeps to the consumer law of the countries your shoppers are in. That the words and photographs you put in it are yours to use. That your prices, your delivery promises and your own shop terms are accurate. A shop here may not be used for anything unlawful, for anything meant to mislead a shopper, or to send mail to people who did not ask for it.

Your shoppers' data

What your shoppers give your shop is theirs and yours, not ours: you decide what the shop asks for, you are its controller, and we are your processor, holding it to run your shop and on your instructions. Tell your shoppers what you collect and why. What is stored, where it is kept and for how long is set out on Privacy, and we will help you answer a shopper who asks for their data or its deletion.

When a subscription ends, or a shop is closed

When a subscription ends, the shop goes back to the free plan: it keeps selling, nothing in it is deleted or hidden, and only new products past the free plan's line wait. You can close your own shop from Settings at any time, and we can close one by hand: either way it stops selling at once, and a shopper who comes to its address sees a page saying it is temporarily closed. A shop you close yourself can be reopened from its own admin at any time within the 30 days below, exactly as it was; a shop we close by hand is reopened by writing to us. Everything in it, your products, your orders and your settings, is kept for 30 days, and after 30 days it is deleted. You can export your orders from the admin as a spreadsheet at any time, and if you would rather have the shop deleted sooner, ask us and we will.

What we do, and what we do not promise

We run the service with care and keep your shop where the privacy page says it is. We can suspend or close a shop that breaks these terms or the law, and we will tell you why. We do not promise that the service is never interrupted, and we cannot be responsible for a sale that did not happen while it was.

What we owe you, at most

If we are liable to you for anything to do with your shop, the most we owe you in total is what you paid us in the 12 months before the claim, and we are not liable for indirect loss or lost profit, such as a sale you did not make. This does not limit a liability the law does not let us limit - for an intentional or grossly negligent breach, or for harm to life, body or health (Hungarian Civil Code 6:152).

Which law, which court, which language

These terms are governed by Hungarian law, and any dispute over them goes to the court with jurisdiction over Human Hygiene Kft.'s seat in Budapest; opening a shop here is a business decision, not a consumer purchase, so no consumer-protection court rules apply. We wrote this page in English and in Hungarian, each by hand; every other language is translated from the English. If two versions ever disagree, the Hungarian text governs.

Changes to these terms

When these terms change, the date below changes with them, and we write to the e-mail address on your shop at least 30 days before a change that affects you takes effect. A change the law requires, or one needed to fix a security problem, may take effect sooner, and that e-mail says why. You may close your shop before the change takes effect; carrying on with it after that is how you accept it.

Last updated October 13, 2026.