Family Songs Addendum

By switching family songs on you agree to this addendum, as part of your Partner Storefront Agreement:

1. Part of your Agreement. This addendum is part of your Partner Storefront Agreement and applies only while family songs are switched on for your storefront. It does not change your Agreement or your fee on videos. Where it differs from the Agreement about songs, this addendum applies. Words with capital letters have the meanings given in the Agreement.
2. The product. A family song is a product sold by the Merchant to a Customer who has come through your Partner Storefront, on its own or with a Santa video. The Merchant is the seller: it makes the song, delivers it and deals with the Customer, as clauses 2, 10 and 11 of the Agreement describe for videos. You do not make, store or deliver anything. As with videos, you never see a Customer’s names, story or song, and clauses 49 and 50 of the Agreement apply to songs.
3. Your fee. A payment by a Customer for a song, or for extra songs, is a Qualifying Order for clauses 20 to 24 of the Agreement. Your fee is the same percentage as applies to your videos, taken from the amount the Customer actually paid. It is fixed when the payment is made, each payment is counted separately, and each is rounded to the nearest penny. It is paid with your video fees under clause 23 and shown in your portal and on your statement.
4. When a fee is payable. A song fee becomes payable fourteen days after the day the Customer paid. A payment that is refunded in full or charged back earns no fee, and a part refund reduces the fee in the same proportion. If a fee has already been paid, clause 21 applies: the Merchant may deduct it from your next payment, or you repay it within 30 days of written demand.
5. How songs are described. Songs are made with AI writing and music tools, and the singing voices are AI-generated. The Merchant tells Customers so where they buy and in its terms, so you do not need to repeat it in every mention. In your own promotion you must not say or suggest that a song is written, sung or played by a human artist, you must answer truthfully if a Customer asks how songs are made, you may use only the descriptions the Merchant provides, and clauses 16 and 17 of the Agreement apply to what you say.
6. What the Merchant decides. The Merchant decides what is offered, the price, the styles available and the rules, and may change or pause the product. It may also switch songs off for your storefront where it has good reason, such as a complaint or a problem with the product, and clause 30 of the Agreement applies. A song a Customer has already paid for is always delivered, and you still earn your fee on it.
7. Switching it off. You can switch family songs off whenever you like. It stops new songs being offered on your storefront straight away. Songs Customers have already paid for are unaffected.
8. Changes. The Merchant may publish a new version of this addendum, giving at least 30 days’ written notice as clause 44 of the Agreement requires. If you do not accept it you may switch songs off before it takes effect. Songs paid for before a new version takes effect stay under the version in force when they were paid for. The version you accept, and when, is recorded when you switch songs on.

The Agreement itself is at Partner Storefront Agreement.