Mobile e-Commerce: your business ready to sell from any device

License explanation

• The license authorizes the customer to use Mobile e-Commerce during the period and within the limits of the contracted plan.
• It is commercial use for the registered business and applies only to the authorized installation, account or business.
• It is personal to the contracting owner or company and cannot be transferred to third parties without FullTopWeb authorization.
• It does not allow selling, sublicensing, copying, distributing or reselling the application as your own.
• It does not automatically grant access to the source code.
• It may include general updates and improvements according to plan conditions.

15-day Demo version

• The Demo is not a limited visual preview: it allows working with a functional instance.
• The 15-day period allows the future customer to learn the admin panel, create categories, register products, upload images, configure prices, variants, inventory, country, language, currency, taxes and payment methods.
• Five days would be insufficient to learn, configure, test and properly evaluate a complete platform.
• The Demo allows entering real business information, reviewing the experience on mobile, tablet and desktop, sharing the store with trusted people and making an informed business decision.

Difference between duration and capacity

• Duration indicates how long the license remains active: 15 days, 30 days, 1 year or unlimited condition when applicable.
• Capacity indicates how many resources the customer may use, such as categories, subcategories, products, images, features, users or other resources when incorporated.
• Upgrading the plan may increase capacity or enable higher conditions without deleting existing information.

Plan upgrade without data loss

• When moving from Demo to a paid plan, or from a lower plan to a higher one, products, images, categories, settings and business data should not be lost.
• The store should not need to be created again. The upgrade expands limits or features and preserves operational continuity.
• If no active WHMCS or automatic payment integration exists yet, the process must not be simulated as completed.

Capacity and expiration notices

• The platform may show notices when a license is about to expire or when usage approaches product, category or image limits.
• These notices should be informative and not alarming. Example: You have used 480 of your 500 available products. Upgrade your plan and keep growing.
• That number is only an explanatory example and does not modify real system limits.

Demo expiration

• After the 15 days end, the Demo license may become limited or blocked.
• The information will remain stored for 20 additional days to allow contracting or reactivation.
• During that period, the customer may upgrade and continue without losing products, images, categories, settings or data.
• After 20 days without upgrade or reactivation, the information may be deleted according to storage policies.

Flexible payment by periods

• In paid plans, the customer pays for usage periods. In the monthly plan, each payment enables 30 days of service.
• The customer may pay for a 30-day period, decide not to pay the next period and pay again later to activate a new 30-day period.
• Unpaid periods do not accumulate and are not charged retroactively. If a customer does not use the system for a month and later returns, they pay for the new period they want to activate.
• Business information, products, images, categories, subcategories, variants, attributes and settings remain associated with the account so the customer can resume the store without rebuilding it from zero.
• While there is no active period, the store or admin panel may remain limited, blocked or operationally unavailable until a new payment is activated.

Paid plan renewal

• Monthly plans work through independent 30-day cycles. Each paid cycle enables system use during that period.
• Not paying a cycle does not create accumulated debt for unused months.
• The customer may reactivate service by paying for a new cycle whenever they want to continue working with the store.
• The platform may show reminders before an active period ends, but those notices are informative and not alarming.
• Automatic continuity may depend on the payment method and future commercial integrations.

Updates and improvements

• FullTopWeb may publish bug fixes, security improvements, optimizations, new features, compatibility changes, visual improvements, regulatory adjustments and updates needed to keep the platform operational.
• Some updates may be mandatory to continue operating correctly.
• General improvements may benefit all customers, while exclusive features may require evaluation and additional cost.

Customizations and ownership

• A customer may request a customization. The request must be evaluated and may have an additional cost.
• If the improvement is useful for multiple businesses, FullTopWeb may incorporate it as a general Mobile e-Commerce improvement.
• A customization does not automatically deliver source code and special agreements must be documented separately.

Data protection and backups

• The customer should keep copies of critical information when appropriate.
• FullTopWeb may apply backup processes according to its infrastructure, but a backup should not be understood as an absolute recovery guarantee.
• Credential protection is shared responsibility. Passwords should not be shared and data will be handled according to applicable privacy policies.