Seller Addendum

LIVECAST.PRO Seller Addendum

Version sa-2026-09-12. Effective Date: September 12, 2026. This version replaces the Seller Addendum dated September 11, 2026.

This Addendum is part of the Livecast Terms of Service and applies to anyone who sells access to content, or takes donations, through Livecast.pro. Livecast.pro is operated by PROFIGROUP LLC, UBI 605 297 917, 600 1st Avenue, Ste 102 PMB 2397, Seattle, WA 98104, United States.

1. You are the merchant of record

1.1 When a viewer buys access to your content or sends you a donation, they buy from you. The payment is created on your own Stripe account. Livecast never holds or pays out that money; it takes only the service fee in clause 3.1.

1.2 You are the viewer's counterparty and the seller of the content. The business name in your Stripe account is what the viewer sees on their statement and receipt; Livecast does not set it.

1.3 Livecast provides the software — the page, the player, the checkout, delivery of the access code — and is not a party to your sale.

1.4 None of this applies to what you buy from Livecast: plans, storage and balance top-ups. Livecast is the seller for those.

2. Your Stripe account

2.1 To sell you connect your own Stripe account through Livecast's onboarding. It is a full Stripe account: you sign in at dashboard.stripe.com and you control your payout schedule, bank details and tax settings.

2.2 That account is your agreement with Stripe, not with Livecast. Stripe verifies you and decides when the account may take payments. Until it does, the sale and donation buttons on your content do not work.

2.3 Livecast reads your payments to mark orders paid, deliver access, charge its fee and show you your balance. It cannot pay your balance out to anyone; payouts are yours to set and Stripe's to make.

2.4 An account connected under the previous arrangement, where Livecast was the merchant of record, cannot be used for any new sale or donation, and cannot be converted — Stripe fixes an account's type for its lifetime. You connect a new one. Livecast will only move you once the old account holds nothing at all, so that nothing is stranded on it.

3. Money

3.1 Livecast charges a service fee of 10% of your listed price on each sale and donation, taken by Stripe at the moment of payment. Nothing is invoiced afterwards.

3.2 Stripe bills you directly for processing and currency conversion at your own account's rates. Livecast does not mark them up.

3.3 The viewer pays your listed price plus 2.9% of it and $0.30 towards that processing - an estimate of Stripe's fee, not a match to it. Stripe's fee and Livecast's 10% of your listed price both come out of that payment, and what is left reaches your balance. On a $1.00 sale the viewer paid $1.33, Stripe took $0.36, Livecast took $0.10 and $0.87 reached the balance.

3.4 Checkout is in US dollars whatever your country. If your account settles in another currency, Stripe converts and charges for that.

3.5 Money lands on your Stripe balance as sales happen and is paid out on the schedule you set there. Livecast holds no balance for you and owes you no remittance.

4. Refunds, chargebacks and disputes

4.1 You set the refund terms for your content, show them before the viewer pays, and decide refund requests.

4.2 A refund comes out of your Stripe balance, and Stripe keeps its processing fee on the payment you are undoing. Livecast's service fee is not returned automatically: that instruction can only be given when the refund is created, and not from your dashboard. Ask info@profigroup.llc and it will be returned to you.

4.3 A full refund cancels the buyer's access — the code stops working. A partial refund leaves access in place. A chargeback you lose is treated as a full refund.

4.4 Chargebacks are raised against your account and are yours to contest. Livecast will give you the delivery and access records it holds.

4.5 Livecast will refund a viewer on your behalf only where the law requires it, where nothing was delivered, or where fraud is established, and will tell you why.

5. Taxes

5.1 Income tax on what you earn is yours.

5.2 Sales tax, VAT, GST and the like on your sales are yours too. As merchant of record you decide where you are registered, whether tax must be added, and you remit it.

5.3 Livecast adds no tax to your checkout and is not your tax agent. If you want tax collected, switch on Stripe Tax in your own account.

5.4 You shall indemnify and hold harmless Livecast, and its officers, directors, employees and agents, against any tax on your sales, and any interest, penalty or assessment relating to it, that a tax authority or any other person asserts against Livecast, together with the reasonable costs of responding, including legal fees. Such sums are payable on demand. Livecast shall notify you promptly of any such claim, and you may participate in its defence at your own expense.

5.5 Livecast does not give tax, legal or accounting advice.

6. What you owe the viewer

6.1 Show the price, what is included and how long access lasts, before they pay.

6.2 Tell them who you are and how to reach you. Consumer law where your viewers live may require your identity and contact details before they buy; meeting that is yours.

6.3 Deliver what you sold, and honour your refund terms.

6.4 You are the seller the Viewer Agreement describes. Do not contradict it.

7. Your content

7.1 You keep ownership of it. The licence you give Livecast to host and deliver it is clause 4 of the Terms of Service.

7.2 If you remove content, Livecast may keep delivering it to viewers who already paid, or you may refund them instead.

7.3 You confirm you hold the rights to everything you sell, including music and footage you did not create.

8. Agreeing to this Addendum, and changes

8.1 Before Livecast creates a Stripe account for you, you agree to the Terms of Service, the Privacy Policy, this Addendum and the Viewer Agreement. Livecast records that agreement; what the record holds and how long it is kept is in the Privacy Policy.

8.2 Each document shows a version identifier under its title. When one is replaced, your earlier agreement covers the earlier version only, and you are asked again the next time you connect a Stripe account.

8.3 A new version is published with a new identifier and effective date and notified to the email address on your account. Selling after that date means you accept it.

8.4 If Livecast has a separate written agreement with you setting different fees, that agreement governs.

Questions about this Addendum: info@profigroup.llc