Public Offer Agreement

1.1. This document is a public offer and governs the purchase of digital products, access to files, and individual creative work if expressly agreed by the parties.

1.2. For the purposes of this Offer, the “Contractor” is Yuri Vitalievich Bazaly, applying the special tax regime “Tax on Professional Income”, the owner of the Yuri Bazaly Website, and the person providing services, selling digital products, and organizing the operation of the Website. The Contractor’s details are specified on the “Contacts” page, in payment documents, invoices, receipts, closing documents, or correspondence related to the order.

1.3. The “Buyer” is a person who places an order, pays for a digital product, or receives access to it. The “Client” is a person who requests individual work or agrees on its terms. The Buyer or Client may be an individual, a legal entity, or a representative of a team.

1.4. This Offer applies to the websites yuribazaly.com and yuribazaly.ru, which are treated as a single “Website” for the purposes of this document.

1.5. This Offer applies together with the Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, the relevant product page, the license description, and the information provided during checkout.

1.6. If any provision of this Offer contradicts a mandatory legal requirement, such requirement shall apply. The remaining provisions of this Offer continue to remain in force.

2.1. Individual work means a creative service or work performed for the Client’s specific task. This may include 3D graphics, motion design, visualization, animation, compositing, or post-production. Individual work may also include asset preparation and other work agreed separately.

2.2. Technical assignment or brief means a description of the task, requirements, deadlines, stages, result, formats, and restrictions. The technical assignment may be prepared as a separate document, message, email, brief, or correspondence. Any other method that allows the parties’ agreement to be confirmed is also acceptable.

2.3. Digital product means a file, a set of files, a 3D model, material, texture, footage, or sound. It may also include a preset, template, scene, asset, educational material, or other intangible product. Such product is provided to the Buyer electronically.

2.4. Product page means a page of a digital product on the Website. It specifies the description, price, contents, technical requirements, file formats, and license restrictions.

2.5. Access to a product means providing a download link, file, archive, or access through a personal account. Access may also be provided by email with materials or by another technical method.

3.1. The Contractor provides the Buyer with access to digital products from the Website store. The Buyer pays for such products and uses them within the scope of the granted license.

3.2. The product range, price, contents, file formats, compatibility, and technical requirements are specified on the product page. The product page also contains specific details of the relevant digital product. The product page forms part of the purchase terms.

3.3. If the Client requests individual work, the Contractor may accept the order after the terms have been agreed. The parties agree on the task, budget, deadlines, stages, payment procedure, and final result. Individual work is not considered accepted for production until such agreement is reached.

3.4. The Website may contain publications, portfolio works, descriptions, examples, demo images, and creative materials. They do not guarantee an identical result for individual work, unless expressly agreed in the technical assignment.

4.1. Acceptance of this Offer means any of the following actions by the Buyer or Client:

• placing an order on the Website.
• paying for a digital product, service, or individual work.
• receiving access to a digital product after payment.
• written confirmation of an order, budget, stage, or technical assignment in correspondence.
• providing materials for individual work after the terms have been agreed.

4.2. Acceptance means full and unconditional acceptance of the terms of this Offer. The version in effect at the time of order placement or payment applies.

4.3. A user acting on behalf of a legal entity or team confirms that they have the authority to place an order and accept the terms of this Offer.

4.4. If the Buyer does not agree with the terms of this Offer, they must not place an order. They must also not pay for a product or use the access received.

5.1. The price of a digital product is specified on the product page, in the cart, in the order form, or in another purchase interface.

5.2. The price of individual work is determined separately. It depends on the complexity of the task, scope, deadlines, number of stages, and final result formats. The scope of revisions and requirements for the transfer of rights are also taken into account.

5.3. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, individual work is paid in stages. Usually, this includes an advance payment before the start of work and the remaining payment before delivery of the final result. The amount of the advance payment, stages, and payment deadlines are recorded in correspondence, an invoice, a technical assignment, or a separate agreement.

5.4. The Buyer’s payment obligation is considered fulfilled after the funds are received by the Contractor. Payment may also be confirmed by the payment system.

5.5. The Website does not store bank card details. If payment is made through a payment service, payment data is processed by that service under its own rules.

5.6. Pricing errors, technical cart failures, and obviously incorrect order terms may be corrected. This may be done before access to the product is provided or before individual work begins. In such a situation, the Buyer may be offered to place the order again. A refund of the paid amount may also be possible.

6.1. Digital products are not delivered physically. Access is provided electronically. This may be through a personal account, download link, email, archive, file, or another method specified on the Website.

6.2. Access is usually provided automatically after payment confirmation. In some cases, access may be provided manually. This may happen if the order requires verification, fraud protection, payment recovery, or technical processing.

6.3. The Buyer must provide a valid email address. The Buyer must also ensure access to their mailbox or account. The Contractor is not responsible for the Buyer’s inability to receive the product due to the Buyer’s error. This includes an incorrect email address, loss of account access, or blocked emails.

6.4. If a link does not work, a file is damaged, or an archive cannot be opened, the Buyer should contact the Contractor through the Contacts page. The same applies if access does not appear after payment. The Contractor will check the order and provide working access. The Contractor may also offer another lawful solution.

6.5. The Buyer is independently responsible for storing downloaded files and making backups. The Buyer is also responsible for the compatibility of their software and the correct use of files in projects.

7.1. All rights to digital products, images, videos, 3D models, scenes, materials, textures, presets, sounds, texts, design, demo materials, and other intellectual property objects belong to the Contractor or lawful rights holders.

7.2. After payment, the Buyer receives a non-exclusive license to use the digital product within the scope specified on the product page, in the license description, and in this Offer.

7.3. Unless otherwise stated on the product page, the Buyer may use the digital product in personal and commercial projects as part of their own work: visualization, video, scene, presentation, game, animation, website, art project, or other derivative result.

7.4. The Buyer is prohibited from:

• reselling, gifting, publishing, distributing, or making the source files of the product publicly available.
• uploading the product to marketplaces, file-sharing services, torrents, group-buy platforms, or similar resources.
• presenting the digital product as the Buyer’s own source product.
• creating a competing set of assets, templates, presets, or files based on the purchased product.
• transferring access, keys, download links, or the account to third parties unless expressly permitted by the license.
• using the product in a way that violates the law, third-party rights, or the terms of the specific license.

7.5. Exclusive rights to the digital product are not transferred to the Buyer unless this is expressly stated on the product page or in a separate written agreement.

7.6. For individual work, the transfer of exclusive rights, an extended license, source files, a prohibition on publishing the result in the portfolio, confidentiality, NDA, exclusivity, or other special terms are agreed separately and may affect the cost, deadlines, and order procedure. The publication of work results, case studies, and information about the Client is regulated by Section 9 of this Offer. Reviews and feedback are regulated by Section 10. Rights to the result, source files, and the buyout of exclusive rights are regulated by Section 11.

8.1. Individual orders are performed only after the task, budget, deadlines, final result contents, and payment procedure have been agreed. Correspondence in a messenger, by email, or in another written form may be considered sufficient confirmation of the agreement.

8.2. Individual orders may include motion design, 3D modeling, visualization, animation, compositing, editing, post-production, asset preparation, consulting, technical preparation of scenes, and other creative or technical tasks.

8.3. Deadlines depend on the complexity of the project, readiness of materials, speed of feedback, scope of revisions, technical limitations, rendering, and other factors. If the Client changes the task, delays approval, or increases the scope of work, deadlines and cost may be revised.

8.4. Revisions are made within the agreed technical assignment. A substantial change to the idea, structure, style, duration, number of scenes, technical format, or contents of the final result is considered additional work and may be paid separately.

8.5. If the Client asks the Contractor to perform work “at the Contractor’s discretion” without a detailed technical assignment, the result is evaluated based on the agreed general concept rather than on the Client’s undocumented expectations. In this mode, the Contractor is not obliged to completely remake the project free of charge due to subjective taste differences if the work has been performed in good faith and within the agreed direction.

8.6. The final result of an individual order is delivered after full payment, unless the parties have agreed otherwise.

9.1. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties in writing before the start of work or before delivery of the final result, the Contractor may use the result of individual work to demonstrate the Contractor’s portfolio, professional experience, creative approach, and promote the Contractor’s services.

9.2. Such use may include publication of fragments of the work, images, videos, renders, animations, previews, frames, description of the task, the Contractor’s role, production stages, and the creative or technical solutions used. Materials may be published on the Website, in the works section, case studies, presentations, social networks, video hosting platforms, professional platforms, and other materials of the Contractor.

9.3. The Contractor may indicate the name of the project, product, brand, company, or Client’s team to the extent necessary to describe the case study, provided that such information is not confidential, has not been restricted by the parties in advance, does not violate third-party rights, and does not create a false impression of partnership, representation, endorsement, or any other official status of the relationship.

9.4. The Contractor does not disclose the budget, internal documents, closed materials, access credentials, payment data, private correspondence, trade secrets, non-public technical information, or other confidential information of the Client unless such information has been publicly disclosed by the Client, was intended for public use, or was separately approved for publication.

9.5. If the Client does not want the result, case study, project name, brand, company, or the fact of cooperation to be published, the Client must inform the Contractor before the start of work or before approval of the relevant stage. A publication ban, delayed publication, publication without identifying the Client, NDA, confidentiality, and other restrictions are agreed separately and may affect the cost, deadlines, and terms of work. Requests to restrict or remove a publication after project completion are considered separately; the Contractor may refuse if such restriction was not agreed in advance, or may offer separate terms.

10.1. Reviews, comments, and other Client ratings may be published by the Contractor if the Client voluntarily provided them for publication, published them publicly, or otherwise clearly confirmed that publication is allowed.

10.2. The Contractor may use the review text in whole or in part, and may edit it to correct typos, shorten it, adapt it to the publication format, or remove excessive information. Such editing must not distort the meaning of the review.

10.3. The Client’s name, position, company name, website link, logo, avatar, image of a person, and other information about the Client may be used only if the Client provided such information for publication, publicly posted it together with the review, or separately approved its use.

10.4. The Contractor may use anonymized fragments of project feedback if such publication does not allow the Client, company, project, brand, specific person, or other non-public circumstances of the order to be identified.

10.5. The Contractor does not publish the Client’s email address, phone number, address, payment details, private correspondence, closed order materials, access credentials, budget, trade secrets, or other non-public Client data without separate consent or another lawful basis.

10.6. The Client may send a request to change or remove a published review if the publication contains the Client’s personal data or violates previously agreed confidentiality terms. The request is considered within a reasonable time, taking into account legal requirements, the technical capabilities of platforms, and the actual placement of the material.

11.1. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties separately, after full payment the Client receives the right to use the final result of individual work for the purposes for which it was ordered and agreed by the parties.

11.2. Delivery of the final result does not automatically mean assignment of exclusive rights, transfer of source files, working scenes, project files, drafts, intermediate materials, assets, presets, settings, rigs, templates, technical solutions, methods, pipeline, author’s techniques, or other production materials of the Contractor.

11.3. Transfer of source files, working scenes, project files, separate assets, an extended license, exclusivity, assignment of exclusive rights, prohibition on publishing the result in the portfolio, NDA, confidentiality, delivery of the project without naming the Contractor, and other special terms are agreed separately. Such terms are not included in the cost of individual work by default and may increase the cost, deadlines, and order procedure.

11.4. If the parties agree on assignment of exclusive rights, an exclusive license, or transfer of source files, the essential terms are recorded in writing. This may include the scope of transferred rights, territory, term, list of materials, amount of remuneration, transfer procedure, and other terms. Confirmation may be a technical assignment, invoice, correspondence, separate agreement, or another written document.

11.5. All rights not expressly transferred to the Client in this Offer, the product page, technical assignment, invoice, correspondence, or a separate agreement remain with the Contractor or the relevant rights holders.

11.6. The buyout of exclusive rights, transfer of source files, exclusivity, and prohibition on publication may significantly increase the cost. The same applies to confidentiality and other special terms. Such terms limit the Contractor’s ability to use the result. They also limit the demonstration of professional experience, development of the portfolio, and use of created solutions in future work.

12.1. The Client must provide the materials, information, and access required to perform individual work. This may include a brief, references, texts, logos, brand identity, and source files. Technical requirements and restrictions may also be required.

12.2. By providing materials to the Contractor, the Client confirms the right to use these materials. The Client also confirms the right to provide them for the performance of the order.

12.3. The Client is responsible for violations of third-party rights. This applies to violations arising from the Client’s materials, instructions, references, source files, or requirements.

12.4. The Contractor may suspend work if the Client has not provided the required materials. The same applies to a long absence of response, failure to approve stages, or changes to requirements without revision of deadlines and budget. Work may also be suspended in case of inappropriate communication behavior.

12.5. If the Client does not respond for more than 14 calendar days, the Contractor may suspend the project. Resuming the project is possible after updating the deadlines, budget, and the Contractor’s availability.

13.1. The Buyer may cancel an order for a digital product before access to the product is provided. An exception may apply if otherwise provided by law or by the terms of a specific order.

13.2. After access to a digital product has been provided, refunds are usually not issued. This rule applies if the product matches the description, access has been provided correctly, and the file is functional. The reason is the nature of a digital product. Once delivered, it cannot be «taken back» like a physical item.

13.3. A refund or replacement is possible if:

• access to the paid product was not provided due to the Website’s fault.
• the file is damaged and the Contractor cannot provide a working version.
• the Buyer paid for the same product twice due to a technical error.
• the product contents materially differ from the description on the product page.
• a refund is required by a mandatory legal requirement.

13.4. If the Client cancels individual work, recalculation is made. The actually completed work, time spent, agreed stages, expenses, and transferred materials are taken into account. The unused part of the payment may be refunded if applicable to the specific situation.

13.5. If the work has been completed according to the agreed technical assignment, the Client may not demand a full free remake. This applies to situations where taste preferences, concept, or expectations have changed, especially if such expectations were not recorded before the start of work.

13.6. A request for a refund, access correction, or order dispute should be sent through the Contacts page. The request should include the order email, payment date, product or project name, and the nature of the problem.

15.1. To process an order, provide access, offer support, restore access, and protect against fraud, the Website may process data. This may include email address, IP address, technical data, account data, and order information.

15.2. The detailed procedure for processing personal data is described in the Privacy Policy.

15.3. The Buyer should not send passport data or payment details through forms and comments. The Buyer should also not send document scans or other excessive information, unless the Contractor expressly requests it to resolve a specific issue.

15.4. Publication of reviews, comments, ratings, name, position, company name, link, logo, avatar, and other information for public placement is carried out in accordance with Section 10 of this Offer and the Privacy Policy.