Draft. To be completed and reviewed by a lawyer before launch (company details, billing and refund terms, consumer rights wording, governing law).
What Orbit is
Orbit is a media player for Fire TV, Android TV and Google TV, made by [company name]. It plays M3U playlists and Xtream Codes services that you add yourself.
Your content
Orbit doesn't provide, host, sell or link to any channels, films or series. Everything you watch comes from services you choose. You're responsible for making sure you have the right to watch what you play, and for following the terms of those services and the law where you live.
Subscriptions and the free trial
- Orbit costs £0.99 a month or £7.99 a year, including VAT where it applies. Both plans include every feature.
- When you sign up you can try Orbit free for 12 hours.
- Plans renew automatically until you cancel. [Cancellation and refund terms.]
- If prices change, we'll tell you before your next renewal.
Using Orbit
Please don't use Orbit to break the law, to share access to services you don't have the right to share, or to copy, resell or reverse engineer the app beyond what the law allows. Open-source parts of Orbit are covered by their own licences, listed on the open-source licences page.
Updates, availability and liability
We work to keep Orbit reliable and update it regularly, but we can't guarantee it will play every stream or work with every service, since those are outside our control. Nothing in these terms limits rights you have as a consumer that can't be limited by law. [Liability wording.]
The law
These terms are governed by the law of [England and Wales]. If you live elsewhere in Europe, you also keep the protections of your local consumer law.
Last updated: [date].