Terms of Service
The rules for using ARK Store as a buyer, creator, visitor, or platform account holder.
Platform role
ARK Store provides marketplace infrastructure for digital resources such as plugins, scripts, builds, configurations, packs, server tools, and related materials. Creators are responsible for the resources they publish, the accuracy of their listings, and the support commitments they describe on their product pages.
ARK Store may review, hide, restrict, or remove resources when required to protect buyers, creators, platform integrity, payment safety, or legal compliance.
Accounts
You must provide accurate account information and keep your login credentials secure. You are responsible for actions made through your account, including purchases, published resources, messages, comments, and creator payout requests.
ARK Store may restrict accounts that abuse messaging, payments, reviews, uploads, support channels, or discovery systems.
Purchases and licenses
A purchase grants the license/access described on the resource page at the time of checkout. Paid downloads, historical versions, support access, and add-ons may depend on the specific license terms shown by the creator and platform.
Refunds, chargebacks, disputes, revoked access, or failed payments can affect download and support eligibility. Do not buy a resource unless its compatibility, requirements, and support path match your project.
Creator responsibilities
Creators must publish truthful descriptions, clear compatibility information, accurate pricing, safe files, and realistic support expectations. Changelogs and version history should help buyers evaluate whether a resource is maintained.
Creators must not upload malware, stolen work, fake reviews, misleading compatibility claims, scraped paid resources, or files that intentionally damage servers, clients, platforms, or networks.
Service changes
ARK Store may update marketplace features, review requirements, payout checks, category structure, discovery behavior, and security controls. Major public-facing policy changes should be reflected on this page or a related policy page.
Continue with context
Use resource pages, version history, creator profiles, compatibility metadata, and support conversations before putting a marketplace resource into production.