Give Me SPACE

Terms of Service

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms govern the rights, obligations and responsibilities between Seven And Creative Inc. ("the Company") and users of Give Me SPACE and its related services ("the Service").

Article 2 (Definitions)

  1. "User" means a person who uses the Service under these Terms.
  2. "Workspace" means the unit in which a user creates and stores content and spends credits. Payments and credits are managed per workspace.
  3. "Credits" are the units consumed to use the Service's generation features.
  4. "Plan credits" are included with a paid plan and issued each billing cycle. "Purchased credits" are those bought separately as a credit pack. Every credit a pack grants is consideration for the payment; what may differ between packs is the price per credit.
  5. "Promotional credits" are credits granted without payment through events or promotions. They are usable only while a paid subscription is active and are never refundable for cash.

Article 3 (Effect and amendment)

  1. These Terms take effect when posted within the Service.
  2. The Company may amend these Terms within the limits of applicable law.
  3. Amendments are announced at least 7 days before they take effect, stating the effective date and the reason. Amendments unfavourable to users are announced at least 30 days in advance and notified individually.
  4. A completed payment remains governed by the Terms and refund policy in force when it was made. Amendments do not apply retroactively.

Article 4 (Accounts)

  1. Users create an account through the procedure set by the Company.
  2. Users are responsible for their own account credentials and must not allow others to use them.
  3. The Company may require re-authentication before actions that are difficult to reverse, such as refunds and account deletion.
  4. The Service is available to users aged 14 or over. A user under 19 must have the consent of a legal guardian before making a paid purchase; a purchase made without that consent may be cancelled as applicable law provides.
  5. An account found not to meet the age requirement is suspended, and any remaining paid credits are refunded as applicable law provides.

Article 5 (Provision of the Service)

  1. The Company provides image and video generation and editing using artificial intelligence models.
  2. The Company may change the content of the Service, the available models and feature specifications, with advance notice.
  3. Given the nature of artificial intelligence models, the quality and accuracy of generated output is not guaranteed.

Article 6 (Credits)

  1. Credits may be used only within the Service. They cannot be exchanged for cash or transferred to another person.
  2. Image and video generation is available only while you hold an active paid subscription. If the subscription is cancelled or expires, generation locks immediately, even where purchased credits remain in the account. Those credits are not destroyed — they remain until they expire, and subscribing again makes them usable immediately.
  3. Purchased credits are valid for one year from issue. Plan credits may be used only within their billing cycle.
  4. Credits that have expired are not refundable.
  5. Credits are spent in the order promotional → plan → purchased, and within each type the ones expiring soonest are spent first.
  6. In a credit pack refund settlement, the credits you have used are deducted at that pack's own purchase rate (the total you were actually charged, tax included, divided by the total credits granted).
  7. Once a generation request has been submitted to the AI provider, credits are not returned on the grounds of output quality, a safety refusal or a timeout. Credits for requests cancelled or failed before submission are returned.
  8. Where generation is refused or restricted by safety filtering because of a request that violates these Terms (the Content Policy, which prohibits sexual, violent and hateful material and the use of a real person's likeness without consent, among others), the credits spent on that request are deducted normally and are not restored. The Content Policy is published as a separate document within the Service and forms part of these Terms.
  9. Only where you fail to receive output through the Company's own fault (server failure, system error and the like) are the deducted credits restored free of charge.

Article 7 (Paid services and refunds)

  1. The Company sells subscription plans and credit packs. The order process is conducted by Polar Software, Inc., the online reseller appointed by the Company, and that reseller is the Merchant of Record for all orders, handling payment, tax, returns and refunds. The conditions and calculation of refunds are set out in the Refund Policy under paragraph 2, and refund requests may also be made to the Company within the Service. That route is an additional convenience and does not limit your right to claim directly from the Merchant of Record.
  2. Users may withdraw from a contract or terminate it and claim a refund as provided by applicable law and the Company's Refund Policy. The periods and the calculation are set out in that policy.
  3. When a refund is executed, all remaining credits from that purchase are reclaimed.
  4. Once a subscription payment's refund is confirmed, all plan credits issued for that cycle are reclaimed and the subscription and generation end immediately. Credits the user purchased separately are not reclaimed and remain until they expire, but generation itself is available only while a paid subscription is active, under Article 6(2).
  5. Promotional credits are not consideration for payment and are not included in the basis for a cash refund.
  6. Refunds are made only to the original payment method, in the currency you paid in (US dollars), and the refunded amount is calculated on the total you were actually charged, tax included. The Merchant of Record refunds the tax component, and the credit shown on your card statement is the same amount shown to you in the Service. Any figure your bank shows in another currency follows the rate that bank applies.
  7. Only the workspace owner may request a refund.
  8. Regardless of any longer limitation period available at law, a refund under these Terms may only be claimed within 14 days of payment.

Article 7-2 (Subscription term, renewal and cancellation)

  1. The term of a subscription is the billing interval you chose — monthly or yearly.
  2. A subscription renews automatically for equal periods until you cancel, and the price in force at that time is charged automatically on renewal.
  3. The first charge is taken immediately on purchase; renewal charges are taken on the day each period ends. Your next billing date is shown in the Service's settings.
  4. You may cancel at any time, yourself, from settings. Cancellation needs no approval from the Company and no separate contact. Cancelling stops the next renewal; the period you have already paid for runs to its end.
  5. On a plan change, an upgrade takes effect immediately and the prorated difference is charged, while a downgrade takes effect at your next renewal. On an upgrade the matching share of credits is granted immediately for the remainder of the period; those credits expire with that billing cycle like any other.
  6. A change of billing interval (monthly to yearly, or yearly to monthly) takes effect at your next renewal, whether the plan itself moves up or down, and nothing is charged at the moment you request it. The new interval's price is charged on that renewal date.
  7. A plan change by itself never returns money to your payment method. The value of the unused part of a period you have already paid for is settled only as a reduction of a later charge. The difference charged when you move to a higher plan can, however, be refunded within 14 days of that charge under the subscription rules of Article 2 of the Refund Policy (the extra credits the change added are deducted to the extent you used them); once the refund is confirmed, the extra credits are reclaimed and your plan returns to the previous one at the end of the current period.
  8. Refunds for subscriptions follow the Refund Policy under Article 7(2). Within 14 days of payment a refund is available even if you have spent that cycle's plan credits: we deduct the credits used at the per-credit rate and refund the remainder (if the deduction exceeds what you paid, the refund is $0). After 14 days no mid-term refund is available on a monthly plan; cancelling lets you keep access to the end of the period you paid for, after which it expires. An annual plan can still be cancelled mid-term after 14 days: the annual discount is withdrawn, the months used are charged at the standard monthly price, and the remainder is refunded under the settlement in Article 2(2) of the Refund Policy after the Company's review.
  9. If a renewal charge fails, the subscription becomes past due. The payment provider retries the charge against the payment method on file over the following weeks, and updating your payment method in settings triggers a retry without delay. For 7 days after the subscription becomes past due the Service remains fully usable; after that, generation is paused — including generation with separately purchased credits — until a payment succeeds. Your credits themselves are not lost and are kept until their own expiry dates. If every retry fails, the subscription is cancelled; subscribing again makes any preserved credits spendable once more.
  10. Where a duplicate charge arises from a system error or from payment processing, the Company refunds it in full and reclaims the credits it granted. Credits already spent by then remain as credits owed, repaid first out of the next plan or pack credits granted to the user.

Article 8 (User obligations)

  1. Users must not:
    • violate applicable law or these Terms;
    • generate or distribute content that infringes the rights or damages the reputation of others;
    • generate, synthesise or edit a recognisable likeness of a specific real person — their face, body or voice — without that person's explicit consent, including uploading photos, video or audio of such a person as reference material. Generating yourself is not covered, and neither is a wholly synthetic person who happens to resemble someone real — this paragraph governs generation that targets a specific person;
    • create deepfake content presenting a real person as doing or saying something they did not, face-swap content, or content impersonating or imitating another person's voice;
    • generate or distribute pornography or otherwise lewd material. Sexualised depiction of a child or of anyone appearing to be a minor is absolutely prohibited in any form, real or synthetic;
    • generate or distribute realistic depictions of mutilation, torture or cruelty, or content that encourages or glorifies violence or physical harm;
    • generate or distribute content attacking or degrading a person or group on the basis of race, religion, disability, gender, sexual orientation, national origin or any other immutable characteristic, or content produced to harass or threaten a particular person;
    • generate or distribute content that encourages or instructs self-harm, suicide or eating disorders;
    • generate or distribute instructions for making or obtaining weapons, explosives or controlled drugs, or content promoting terrorism or violent extremism;
    • forge identity documents, certificates, currency or official papers, or present fabricated content as a real event or an official announcement;
    • generate or distribute content that infringes another party's intellectual property rights, including copyright, trade marks and design rights. This covers reproducing a copyright-protected character or work, using a registered trade mark or another party's brand in a way that causes confusion, and uploading such material as reference material;
    • interfere with the normal operation of the Service;
    • access the Service abnormally by automated means.
  2. Where the refund process is used repeatedly and deliberately in a way that causes loss to the Company, the Company may restrict further sales or require individual review. This does not limit any statutory right to a refund.
  3. (Sanctions for abuse) Where abuse that interferes with the operation of the Service is established — automation, exploitation of system flaws, use of another person's identity or payment method, credit abuse through multiple accounts and the like — the Company may suspend, permanently block, or force the withdrawal of the account without prior notice.
  4. (Temporary suspension and appeal) A sanction under paragraph 3 begins as a temporary suspension.
    • A suspended account cannot use the Service. On an attempted sign-in, or on access, the Company states the sanction, its reason, the appeal deadline and how to appeal. The account is not deleted, and a deletion request stays available under Article 10(8).
    • The user may appeal through customer support within 7 days of being notified.
    • During the appeal period, refund requests, payments and credit spending are suspended for that account.
  5. (Where the appeal succeeds) The Company lifts the sanction and extends credit expiry and refund-eligibility periods by the length of the suspension.
  6. (Where a permanent block is confirmed) Where no appeal is filed, or the appeal is not upheld, and a permanent block or forced withdrawal is confirmed, the remaining assets are treated as follows.
    • Promotional and bonus credits granted free of charge are forfeited in full immediately.
    • Against purchased paid credits, the Company first deducts the loss the abuse caused it — server and infrastructure cost, API spend, and administrative and legal handling cost. If nothing remains after that deduction, no refund is made.
    • Where the loss exceeds the remaining value, the Company may claim the excess separately as damages, or take legal action proportionate to the seriousness of the case.
  7. (Periods that lapse during a sanction) Where a permanent block is confirmed under paragraph 6, credit expiry and refund-eligibility periods that lapsed during the block are not extended or compensated, the lapse being attributable to the user.
  8. Where a purchase is suspected to be fraudulent or made with a stolen identity or payment method, the Company may cancel that purchase and reclaim the credits it granted.

Article 9 (Rights in content)

  1. Rights in output a user generates using the Service belong to that user.
  2. The Company may store and process output to the extent necessary to provide the Service, investigate errors and comply with the law.
  3. Users must hold lawful rights in the material they upload, and where uploaded material shows a real person, the user warrants that every such person has given their explicit consent.
  4. Users warrant that the material they upload does not infringe another party's intellectual property rights.
  5. Notwithstanding paragraph 1, the Company does not warrant that generated output is free of third-party rights. Confirming the rights needed before using output is the user's responsibility.
  6. (Infringement reports) A rights holder or their agent may report an infringement through customer support. On verifying a report the Company blocks access to the content, and where infringement is repeated or serious may suspend or permanently block the account.

Article 10 (Account deletion)

  1. A user may request deletion of their account at any time.
  2. On deletion the user chooses either deletion after the current billing period ends or immediate deletion. With immediate deletion, the remaining subscription period and the right to use that cycle's plan credits end immediately, and no refund is provided for them. The Company states this on the deletion screen and proceeds only after the user has explicitly agreed to it.
  3. Refunds arising from deletion are calculated on the same basis as the Refund Policy. The outcome is the same as claiming a refund without deleting the account. Promotional and goodwill credits granted free of charge are not refundable and end with the account.
  4. On deletion the Company files every refundable purchased credit for refund automatically, without the user having to ask, and does not destroy the account until those refunds conclude. The user may instead choose explicitly, on the deletion screen, not to be settled; that choice waives the right to a refund of the remaining paid balance and the account is destroyed without waiting. The Company shows the amount being given up and records the choice.
  5. Remaining assets that could not be refunded for any of the following reasons end with the account, and no refund may be claimed afterwards:
    1. the refund period has passed since payment;
    2. the settled refundable amount is zero or less;
    3. the refund was declined on review (the reason is notified separately);
    4. the credits were promotional or goodwill credits granted free of charge.
  6. A deletion request may be withdrawn until it is carried out. A refund already handed to the payment provider still completes.
  7. Records the Company is required by law to retain are kept for the applicable period after deletion. In addition, to prevent repeated abuse and to respond to disputes, the Company may keep hashed identifiers and the record of the abuse and sanction separately, for the items and period set out in the Privacy Policy, which governs the details.
  8. (Deletion of a sanctioned account) A deletion request is never refused because the account is under a sanction under Article 8(3), whether the sanction is still in progress or confirmed. In that case, however, the automatic settlement under paragraph 4 is settled after individual review, applying the deduction and set-off standard of Article 8(6), and the Company may hold the purge until the damage assessment and review conclude (the hold lasting no longer than settlement and legal obligations require). The outcome and any deductions are notified separately.

Article 11 (Suspension)

  1. The Company may suspend the Service temporarily for maintenance, replacement or failure, with advance notice where possible and notice afterwards where not.
  2. Where a paid service is unavailable for a substantial period through the Company's fault, the Company may, case by case, issue compensating credits or make a partial refund.

Article 12 (Liability)

  1. The Company is not liable for loss arising from causes beyond its control, including natural disasters, the user's own fault, or failures of AI providers.
  2. Nothing in these Terms excludes liability for the Company's wilful misconduct or gross negligence, nor limits any right granted to consumers by applicable law.

Article 13 (Disputes)

  1. Disputes are resolved through good-faith discussion.
  2. Where discussion fails, proceedings are brought before the court having jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act.
  3. These Terms are governed by and construed under the laws of the Republic of Korea.

Supplementary provision

These Terms apply from the date they are posted.