Terms of Service

Article 1 (Purpose)

The purpose of these terms is to define the basic terms and procedures for the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between Doodle Corp. (hereinafter referred to as the “Company”) and users regarding the use of Framer Space (hereinafter referred to as the “Service”) provided by the Company.

Article 2 (Effectiveness and Changes to Terms)

1. The contents of these terms will be posted on the Framer Space website or notified by other means, and they become effective for members who agree to them.

2. The Company may change these terms within the scope that does not violate relevant laws. In case the terms are changed, the Company will specify the changes and the effective date and will announce them on the homepage or separately from 7 days before the enforcement date. However, if the terms are changed to be disadvantageous to the member, we will notify individually by email or service notification at least 30 days in advance.

3. While notifying or announcing the amended terms according to the preceding paragraph, the Company will inform the members that their continued use without expressing refusal will be regarded as consent to the amended terms. If the member does not raise objections until the effective date, the Company considers them agreed upon.

4. If a member disagrees with the amended terms, they may terminate the usage agreement.

Article 3 (Supplement to the Terms)

If there are matters not stipulated in these terms, they are subject to relevant laws such as the 「Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce」, 「Information and Communications Network Act」, 「Personal Information Protection Act」, or to detailed policies, guidelines, notices, and help (hereinafter ‘Detailed Guidelines’) set by the Company, or separate written contracts (hereinafter ‘Written Contract’) signed between the member and the Company.

Even when a separate Written Contract is concluded, if its contents conflict with these terms or the Detailed Guidelines, the application order is as follows: ① Written Contract, ② Detailed Guidelines, ③ These Terms. Detailed Guidelines have the same effect as these terms and form part of the service usage agreement.

Article 4 (Definitions)

The main definitions of terms used in these terms are as follows.

1. Service: Refers to all online services and related functions provided by the Company through the website (framerspace.io), including Framer templates, tutorials, community, content, and expert matching.

2. Member: An individual or legal entity that agrees to these terms and uses the services provided by the Company.

3. Member Information: Refers to personal and account-related information composed of mandatory and optional items requested by the Company to use the Service.

4. Template/Resource Purchaser: A member who purchased paid templates, tutorials, plugins, etc., provided by the Company.

5. Creator: The party that produces and provides templates, plugins, contents, etc., either contracted with or as part of the Company.

6. FramerAuth: A user authentication system based on the Framer platform, through which the Company may offer email or social account verification.

7. ID: Refers to the email address registered by a member to use the Service.

8. Password: A combination of letters, numbers, and special characters set for confirming the identity of a member and protecting confidentiality.

9. Payment: The act of paying an amount to the Company to use paid services.

10. Monthly Contract: A contract for paid content or subscription services on a monthly basis, which automatically renews unless canceled.

11. Annual Contract: A contract for paid content or subscription services on an annual basis with a discount applied, automatically renewing unless canceled.

12. Revenue Settlement Partner: A person or entity that shares revenue or distributes content delegated by the Company to sell certain content.

13. Terms not defined in this section shall follow individual service guides, relevant laws, and customary practices.

Article 5 (Establishment of a Contract)

1. The service usage contract is established when an applicant (hereinafter “Applicant”) who wishes to use the service agrees to these terms, completes the registration process provided by the Company, and the Company approves it.

2. The Company principally consents to the Applicant's registration request. However, the Company may defer or reject consent to some applications due to technical issues or operational requirements.

3. The paid services of Framer Space are divided into basic templates and contents, extended services (e.g., premium templates, tutorials, plugins, community programs, etc.), and specific details of each product are stated separately on the Framer Space website or related pages.

4. The scope, period, and usage rights of services provided may vary depending on the products and payment plans chosen by the member, and the Company offers tailored content and features accordingly.

5. Even if payment is made or content received through external platforms (e.g., LemonSqueezy), these terms and Framer Space policies apply.

Article 6 (Restrictions on Service Registration)

① The Company principally grants consent to the Applicant’s service use. However, applications may be rejected or withheld under the following conditions:

1. In cases where the Company has previously terminated the usage agreement under these terms or operating policies

2. If the Applicant provides false information or omits required data

3. If one uses someone else's name or email without permission

4. If a person under 14 years old applies without a guardian's consent

5. If there are concerns about personal information breaches or technical issues preventing consent

6. If intending to use the service for illegal purposes or means

7. If there is a possibility of damaging the reputation or interrupting the business of the Company, other members, or third parties

8. If deemed it may interfere with the normal provision of services

9. If there are violations of related laws or policies set by the Company

② If registration is refused per subsection 1, or if violations are found post-approval, the Company may restrict the service use or terminate the usage contract.

Article 7 (Notifications and Announcements to Members)

1. The Company may replace direct notice to all members by posting announcements on the Service or Framer Space website. However, matters that significantly affect members will be notified via separate channels.

2. Unfavorable changes or major service alterations will be individually notified via email, service notification, or contact details registered at membership sign-up at least 30 days in advance, and at least seven days in advance if inevitable circumstances occur.

3. The Company notifies based on contact information like email addresses and alert methods registered by members. If members provide inaccurate contact information or do not update changes, the Company is not responsible for any missed notifications.

4. When notice is given to a member’s representative administrator or account owner, it is deemed as notice to the entire member body.

5. Members are responsible for conveying the Company’s notifications to their members or users, and the Company is not liable for failure to do so.

Article 8 (Provision and Management of Member Information)

1. Members must provide true and accurate information (email, name, payment details, etc.) requested by the Company in connection with the use of the service and are responsible for any disadvantages resulting from false or inaccurate information.

2. Members are responsible for managing their registered ID (email) and password, and must protect them from unauthorized third-party use. The Company may request additional authentication for security.

3. If there are any changes to a member's registered information, they must promptly inform the Company of the changes through the settings page or email.

4. The Company is not responsible for damages incurred due to failure to maintain current information or manage negligence, and the responsibility rests entirely with the member.

5. The Company may verify the authenticity of provided information to protect information and operate the service, and may request documentation if necessary.

Article 9 (Protection of Member Information)

1. The Company does not access or process member information beyond the purpose stated in these terms or the privacy policy, except in the following cases:

   • Responding to service malfunctions or errors

   • Handling customer inquiries and complaints

   • Ensuring the accuracy and protection of member information

   • In response to legitimate requests by judicial/administrative authorities under law

   
   

2. Members are responsible for managing member information (such as user-content, template settings, community posts, etc.) stored during service use, and the Company accesses it within the scope of system protection and backup.

3. If members collect, use, and store member information, they are responsible as data processors under the Personal Information Protection Act and other related laws, and the Company is not responsible for any legal liabilities.

4. The Company implements reasonable technical and administrative security measures to protect information. However, the Company is not liable for information leakage, theft, loss, or similar incidents due to members’ negligence or willful misconduct.

Article 10 (Use of Service, etc.)

1. Members may use the functions of the service provided by the Company according to the plan they are enrolled in and administrator settings (including owners). The detailed configuration and scope of service provision are governed by the official Framer Space website and operating policies.

2. Members or related personnel can expand the service usage environment through account linkage functions with third-party services (e.g., Framer, Discord, Google, payment systems, etc.), and necessary information (e.g., name, email, activity history, etc.) will be used within the scope of the linked service provision.

3. Information from linked third-party services can continue to be used within the service until the relevant member or user opts to unlink, and provision of such information can be discontinued at any time through unlinking.

4. The Company provides linking with third-party services but is not directly responsible for issues related to their operation, policies, or security.

Article 11 (Service Interruption)

① The Company may temporarily discontinue all or part of the service under the following conditions:

1. When maintenance, inspection, upgrades, or replacements of service facilities require regular or urgent work

2. In cases of unexpected system failures such as power outages, network issues, or server errors

3. When service provision is impossible or restricted due to government orders, regulation, or legal obligations

4. If natural disasters or force majeure events occur such as earthquakes, floods, fires, epidemics, national emergencies

5. If telecommunications service providers discontinue communication services by law

② When a reason for service interruption arises, the Company will notify members in advance through the service screen, email, or other means to the extent possible. However, if unforeseeable or immediate action is required, notice may be given afterward.

③ The Company is not responsible for any damages to members due to service interruption stipulated in this article, unless there is willful misconduct or gross negligence by the Company.

Article 12 (Member's Withdrawal and Termination)

① Members may withdraw their subscription within seven days from the contract date or service use start date in accordance with the 「Consumer Protection Act in Electronic Commerce」 and other relevant laws. However, withdrawal may be restricted after the use has started (e.g., downloading, viewing, courses).

② If a member requests to terminate the service after the period specified in subsection 1, the Company will charge or refund the remaining usage fees and penalties based on the following standards.

1. In the case of a Monthly Contract

• Refunds will be based on the remaining period after deducting the used service fees.

• Fees for the month the service was used cannot be refunded once used.

2. In the case of an Annual Contract

• Charges for used months and discounted differential amounts, as well as some remaining fees calculated as penalties, will be charged.

• Penalties are calculated as follows:

- Amount discounted during use = Contracted users × Used months × (Monthly plan price - Annual plan price)

- 10% of remaining fees = (Contracted users × Annual plan price × Remaining months) × 10%

• If termination is requested after the non-withdrawal period, remaining amounts other than penalties are non-refundable.

③ Value Added Tax (VAT) is not imposed on penalties, and refunds or settlements are processed via the payment method registered by the member.

④ Termination procedures end upon the expression of the member's intention to terminate (including email or customer service reception), confirmation by the Company, and completed termination processing.

Article 13 (Company's Usage Restriction and Termination)

① The Company may restrict, suspend, or terminate a member's service usage without prior notice in the following cases:

1. If a member fails to pay the service fees within the specified period

2. If the member causes or exploits disruptions in service operation or technical systems

3. If a member's registered content or activity infringes upon the rights of others (e.g., copyright, trademark, etc.) or raises potential disputes

4. If a member conducts illegal activities through the service or engages in activities contrary to public order and morality

5. If a member violates these terms, the Company's operational policies, relevant laws, or if similar serious reasons are determined by the Company

② Members can explain grounds for actions taken per subsection 1, and the Company will reasonably review the objections.

③ The Company is not responsible for any damages to the member due to service suspension or termination outlined in this article, provided there is no fault on the Company’s part.

④ The Company may charge usage fees specified in the contract during the period of limitation or suspension.

Article 14 (Payment, etc.)

1. Members must prepay for paid services according to the method set by the Company. Fees may vary depending on the service type (e.g., templates, plugins, tutorials, subscriptions) and plan conditions (monthly/annual) chosen by the member.

2. Payments for paid services are processed through external payment agents (e.g., LemonSqueezy) linked by the Company, and the accuracy and validity of payment information are solely the member’s responsibility.

3. Monthly contracts automatically renew unless separately terminated, and so do annual contracts. Unless cancellation or changes are applied by the member before renewal, the contract renews under existing terms.

4. Changes to billing plans (e.g., switching to free plans) are not allowed during annual contracts, and early termination may incur penalties as per Article 12.

5. Payment amounts for paid services include Value Added Tax (VAT), and applicable taxes may vary depending on member residence country and payment method.

6. Members may request electronic tax invoices or receipts for fee payments following the Company's prescriptions.

Article 15 (Credit)

1. The Company may issue 'Framer Space Credit (hereinafter Credit)' under specific conditions, events, rewards, refunds, or other reasons. These credits can only be used within the services designated by the Company and cannot be refunded for legal currency or transferred to third parties.

2. Credits are valid for one year from issuance and expire automatically after the validity period. Remaining credits also expire automatically if the service agreement is terminated or termination conditions arise.

3. Credits may be used for partial or full payment of service usage fees but cannot be used for damages like penalties, arrears, or fines.

4. The Company may set separate policies regarding credit accumulation, usage, and expiration, and will notify members via service screens or the homepage.

Article 16 (Member's Obligations)

1. Members must sincerely follow relevant laws, these terms, service operating policies, notices within the customer center, and service cautions separately announced by the Company, and must not engage in activities that obstruct normal business operations or harm the service.

2. Members are responsible for managing and supervising their invited members (or team members) to prevent violations of obligations in subsection 1, and violations by the said members are considered the member's violations.

3. Before requesting paid services, members must thoroughly check the service terms and trading conditions provided on Framer Space's official website or payment screens, and all damages resulting from not confirming them fall entirely on the member.

4. Members cannot resell, commercially use, copy, share, or rent services or content to third parties or post them on external platforms without the Company's prior approval.

Article 17 (Company's Obligations)

1. The Company shall not violate relevant laws or these terms and will make every effort to provide continuous and stable services.

2. The Company implements technical and administrative protective measures to protect the member’s personal information according to the standards established by the Personal Information Protection Act and related legislation. The Company is responsible for personal information leakage caused by its fault.

3. In cases where members’ opinions, inquiries, or complaints are deemed legitimate, the Company will promptly handle and inform the result to the member through email, service notifications, customer center responses, etc.

4. For more details on personal information handling and protection, refer to the Company's privacy policy. External links or linked services not directly operated by the Company are subject to their privacy policies.

5. The Company is equipped with relevant personnel and systems for preventing member damages and providing smooth customer support, operating report and inquiry functions within the service.

Article 18 (Member's Agreement, etc.)

1. Members guarantee that they have made invited members (or affiliated users) aware of these terms and the Company's privacy policy and secured their consent.

2. Members solely have the right over matters like member invitations, withdrawals, and usage permission settings, and the Company is not liable for any disputes between members or with third parties due to this.

3. Responsibilities arising from members’ activities fall on the member associated, and the Company neither mediates nor bears liability directly.

Article 19 (Liability Limitation)

1. Within the legal scope, the Company provides no explicit or implied warranty concerning matters not specified in these terms or individual agreements related to services.

2. The Company is not liable for damages arising from the following causes:

• Natural disasters, wars, riots, national emergencies, government regulation, enactment, or revision of laws

• Service unavailability due to disabilities from telecommunications service providers or user network environments

• Service disruption or damages caused by the member or user's fault

• Indirect damages, special damages, consequential damages, punitive damages without Company fault

3. The Company bears no compensation or indemnification responsibility for free services (including trial versions, pilot operations, promotions), nor responsibility for contracts concluded through resale partners or external payment agents.

4. The Company does not guarantee the reliability, accuracy, or legality of content, advertisements, information written or provided by members or third parties through services, nor is responsible for disputes or damages from such content.

5. If the Company is liable for damages to members due to its fault, its total compensation liability is limited to the paid service amount the member actually paid to the Company for the last six months before the damage occurred.

Article 20 (Member’s Liability for Damages)

1. If damages occur to the Company or its employees, agents, partners, or other third parties due to the following reasons, the member is liable to compensate for all damages and hold the Company harmless:

• If the member violates these terms, individual agreements, detailed guidelines, or related laws

• Costs, administrative processing, legal disputes generated due to Company’s investigation or corrective actions against member violations

• If a third party claims damages, complaints, litigation, etc., against the Company due to the member’s actions

2. Compensation includes attorney fees, litigation costs, administrative response costs, customer response personnel costs, and is not limited to these.

3. If the member fails to fulfill liability under this article, the Company may take civil/criminal legal proceedings for indemnification.

Article 21 (Attribution of Rights)

1. All copyrights and intellectual property rights on services and related software, designs, templates, plugins, tutorial content, markup, text, images, videos, etc., are attributed to the Company or rightful third parties.

2. The Company grants members a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use services within the terms and conditions specified by the Company, and members cannot transfer, resell, offer as collateral, or dispose of these rights in any way to a third party.

3. Copyrights on content (e.g., templates, comments, reviews) created or registered by members using the Company's services are primarily attributed to said members or creators, and members are considered to grant a worldwide, non-exclusive, free license for the Company to use the content for public relations, operations, marketing, backups, archiving purposes.

4. The Company may change the display scope, placement method, or format of member-registered content as needed, edited within a non-infringing scope of copyrights.

Article 22 (Dispute Resolution)

These terms and the service usage agreement between the Company and members are interpreted and executed under South Korean laws, and disputes are governed by said laws.

1. The Company operates a customer center and a dedicated organization to protect member rights and resolve disputes swiftly, responding sincerely to complaints, inquiries, objections raised by members. If processing is delayed, the reasons and expected schedule are informed to members.

2. Disputes between the Company and members should be resolved through mutual consultation, and if unresolved, members can apply for mediation at the Consumer Dispute Mediation Committee run by the Fair Trade Commission or Metropolitan Heads in accordance with the 「Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce」 Article 35.

3. If litigation arises between the Company and members, the competent court is determined by the Civil Procedure Act. Should the Company and members agree otherwise in writing, such terms apply.

Announcement Date: July 18, 2025
Enforcement Date: July 18, 2025