These terms cover the local-first invoice tool, account use, paid single and lifetime watermark-removal rights, Stripe Checkout, refund and revocation boundaries, and service availability.
MakeInvoice.ai is provided as a browser-based invoice generation tool. You may use it to draft invoices, export PDFs, and access the related support and template pages made available on the site.
You agree to use the site lawfully and not to misuse the tool, the forms, or any site functionality.
You are responsible for the information you enter into invoices, including business details, client details, amounts, taxes, notes, payment instructions, and any legal or accounting accuracy required for your jurisdiction.
MakeInvoice.ai is a tool, not a substitute for accounting, tax, legal, or regulatory advice.
The core product is designed around browser-side drafting. Local storage, history, and exported files remain your responsibility on the device or system where you use them.
If you share, export, or send invoice content, you are responsible for deciding whether that sharing is appropriate for the information involved.
An account is required to claim free or paid watermark-removal rights. A paid single removal permanently makes the current invoice watermark-free, with no scheduled expiration while the watermark-removal service remains available.
The assigned right can be recovered only through the same account and its stable opaque documentId. Copies, format conversions, and shared documents do not inherit that right.
A lifetime entitlement has no scheduled expiration, is a one-time purchase, and is not a subscription. It is tied to the purchasing account and may not be resold or transferred.
Paid watermark purchases are sold by VALID INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS LIMITED under MakeInvoice.ai. Stripe acts as the payment processor.
Stripe Checkout processes paid single removals and lifetime purchases. The checkout page shows the current price, currency, and any applicable charges before you confirm payment.
Stripe handles payment credentials; MakeInvoice.ai does not receive or store full card numbers. An entitlement is delivered only after payment is confirmed.
Any refund right required by applicable law remains unaffected. Otherwise, delivered digital benefits are not automatically refundable after use; duplicate or incorrect charges and a failure to deliver the purchased entitlement can be submitted through the site feedback form for review.
A refund, payment reversal, or chargeback does not revoke an assigned paid single-invoice right. A refund, payment reversal, or chargeback may revoke the related lifetime entitlement. MakeInvoice.ai may also revoke rights obtained through fraud, abuse, transfer, or a material breach of these terms.
The site is provided on an as-available basis. A lifetime entitlement applies for the lifetime of the watermark-removal service; it does not promise uninterrupted operation or permanent support for every browser, device, or integration.
You should keep your own backups and not rely on the site as the sole storage location for business-critical records.
These terms may be updated as the product changes. Continued use of the site after updates means you accept the revised terms.
Material changes to paid rights will apply prospectively except where a legal, security, fraud-prevention, refund, or payment-reversal requirement calls for a different result.
No. You remain responsible for using the tool in a way that fits your local accounting, invoicing, and tax requirements.
No. You should keep your own records and exports if the invoice matters to your business operations.
No. A paid single removal and lifetime access are one-time purchases. A paid single removal permanently makes the current invoice watermark-free. It can be recovered only through the same account and its stable opaque documentId; copies, format conversions, and shared documents do not inherit that right. A refund, payment reversal, or chargeback does not revoke the assigned single-invoice right, but may revoke a lifetime entitlement.
Read the privacy page if you want the site-level explanation of local storage, analytics, waitlist submissions, and data-handling boundaries.