Purchase terms · July 16, 2026
Plain terms for digital tools.
Products and payment
Harden My Repo sells one-time digital downloads for developers and software teams. Prices are shown in US dollars before checkout. Stripe processes payment; Harden My Repo does not receive or store full card details. No subscription or physical shipment is included.
Delivery
After Stripe confirms payment, the success page provides the ZIP purchased. Save it locally. If payment succeeded but delivery fails, submit the receipt email and order reference through support so access can be restored.
License
A purchase licenses one individual or organization to use and adapt the included paid files across its own internal projects. The paid archive, analyzer, and derived template library may not be resold, redistributed, published, sublicensed, or offered as a competing template product. Separate open-source files retain their stated licenses.
Local repository analysis
The Repo Report tool is designed to run on the buyer’s machine without uploading source code to Harden My Repo. The buyer must own or be authorized to inspect every repository analyzed. Reports are static configuration evidence, not a security audit, certification, legal opinion, or guarantee that an agent or repository is safe.
Refunds
Refund requests may be submitted within 14 days of purchase. Include the receipt email, order reference, and a short explanation through the support form. A supported environment that cannot generate the purchased local report is eligible for a refund. Approved refunds return to the original payment method; bank processing times vary.
Support and updates
Support covers archive access, documented installation, and reproducible product defects. A purchase includes the version delivered at checkout; it does not promise future versions, custom implementation, or ongoing consulting unless separately stated.
Limitations
The products are adaptable starting points. Buyers remain responsible for reviewing configuration, protecting credentials, testing behavior, maintaining backups, and approving consequential changes in their environments.