End User License Agreement

1. The Subscription Fee is waived during the trial period;
2. Trial access will expire after the period specified at registration (typically 7, 14, or 30 days);
3. At the end of the trial period, access will automatically cease unless the Licensee upgrades to a paid subscription;
4. The Vendor may delete trial accounts that do not convert to paid subscriptions after 60 days without notice;
5. If a trial account converts to a paid subscription, the 14-day cooling-off period (Clause 30) begins from the date of first payment;
6. Trial accounts are provided "as is" with no warranties (Clauses 17-20 apply); and
7. The Vendor may modify trial terms, duration, or availability at any time without notice.

Termination shall take effect at the end of the current Billing Cycle (as defined in Clause 16) that concludes on or after the 30-day notice period. The Licensee will retain full access to the Software until the effective termination date and remains obligated to pay all Subscription Fees due for the Billing Cycle during which the termination becomes effective. No refund will be provided for the remainder of the Billing Cycle unless otherwise required by Australian Consumer Law (see Clause 30).

Example: If a Licensee with a monthly Billing Cycle commencing on the 1st of each month provides termination notice on January 10th, the 30-day notice period expires on February 9th. Termination will take effect on February 28th (the end of the Billing Cycle that concludes after the notice period), and the Licensee must pay the Subscription Fee for the full February Billing Cycle.

The Licensee may terminate immediately for cause if the Vendor materially breaches this Agreement. In such cases, a pro-rata refund for the unused portion of the current Billing Cycle may be provided at the Vendor's discretion.

1. Unauthorised use, copying, modification, or distribution of the Software;
2. Reverse engineering, decompiling, or disassembling the Software in violation of Clause 9;
3. Transfer or assignment of rights without authorisation in violation of Clause 8;
4. Use of the Software for unlawful purposes; or
5. Any breach that causes significant harm to the Vendor's intellectual property or business operations.

Where a breach is capable of remedy, the Vendor will provide the Licensee with written notice specifying the breach and allowing 14 days to remedy the breach before terminating this Agreement. Breaches that are not capable of remedy (including those listed in sub-clauses (a), (b), (d), and (e) above) may result in immediate termination without notice.

1. The request is made in writing to mail@worthygrants.com.au;
2. The Licensee discontinues use of the Software immediately upon requesting the refund; and
3. No material breach of this Agreement has occurred during the Cooling-Off Period.

Refunds After Cooling-Off Period:

For Licensee-initiated terminations occurring after the Cooling-Off Period, no refund will be provided. As outlined in Clause 26, the Licensee retains access to the Software until the end of the Billing Cycle in which termination becomes effective and must pay for that complete Billing Cycle. This ensures the Licensee receives full value for all Subscription Fees paid.

For Vendor-initiated terminations for breach (Clause 25), no refund will be provided for the current Billing Cycle as the termination results from the Licensee's breach of this Agreement.

The Vendor may, at its sole discretion, provide a pro-rata refund for any unused portion of the current Billing Cycle in exceptional circumstances, including but not limited to: (a) termination by the Licensee for cause due to a material breach by the Vendor (as outlined in Clause 26); (b) service disruptions or unavailability caused by the Vendor; or (c) as required by Australian Consumer Law. Such discretionary refunds, if provided, may exclude payment processing fees and transaction costs incurred by the Vendor.

1. Outstanding Payments: The Licensee remains liable for all outstanding subscription fees, charges, and any reasonable collection costs incurred by the Vendor up to the date of termination;
2. Access Cessation: The Licensee's access to the Software will cease immediately or at the end of the notice period, as applicable;
3. Privacy Policy and Terms of Service: The Vendor will action any obligations under the Privacy Policy or Terms of Service;
4. Survival of Terms: The following provisions will survive termination: Clause 3 (Intellectual Property), Clause 8 (Non-transferability), Clause 9 (No Reverse Engineering), Clauses 17-20 (Limitation of Liability), Clause 21 (Warranties), this Clause 31, Clause 39 (Consumer Guarantees), Clause 40 (Governing Law), and any other provisions which by their nature are intended to survive termination; and
5. Confidentiality: Any confidential information obtained during the term of this Agreement must continue to be treated as confidential and not disclosed to third parties.

1. The Licensee provides prior written consent; OR
2. The Licensee is receiving the Software at a discounted rate below the standard advertised pricing, in which case this discounted pricing will be deemed consideration for the rights granted in this clause.

Voluntech Pty Ltd
Suite 30, 3 Albert Coates Lane
Melbourne, VIC 3000
mail@worthygrants.com.au