Terms of sale

What you are agreeing to

Short, in plain English. Last updated 23 August 2026.

1. Who you are buying from

Clearer Days sells self-guided digital guides for parents. Checkout, payment processing, and file delivery are handled by Whop, and their terms also apply to the transaction itself.

2. What you receive

Each purchase gives you two PDF files: a reading Guide and a separate Companion Toolkit. Page counts are stated on each product page. Files are delivered immediately after payment. Nothing is shipped, and there is no physical product.

3. Your licence

You may use the files for personal purposes within your own household, including with more than one child, and you may print the Toolkit sheets as often as you like for that use.

You may not resell, share, republish, upload, or distribute the files or their contents; use them commercially, including with clients, classes, or groups outside your household; or create derivative products from them.

Copyright in all text, structure, and design remains with Clearer Days.

4. Pricing and currency

Prices are shown at checkout and may change at any time. A change never affects a purchase already completed. Any applicable tax is handled at checkout by Whop.

5. What the material does not claim

The guides are practical educational materials. They are not therapy, medical advice, psychological or educational assessment, legal advice, or financial advice, and they do not guarantee any outcome for any child.

You remain responsible for your own decisions about your family, including safety, essential care, and when to seek qualified professional support.

6. Availability

This site is provided as-is. Products may be updated, renamed, repriced, or withdrawn.

7. Refunds

Refunds are not allowed. Products are instant digital downloads delivered in full at checkout, so all sales are final. At checkout you are asked to consent to immediate delivery and to acknowledge that you give up any right to cancel that would otherwise apply. Payment and delivery errors — a duplicate charge, files that never arrived, the wrong product, or a corrupt file — are corrected. Those are errors, not refund requests.

8. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of [YOUR COUNTRY OR STATE]. Nothing here limits consumer rights that cannot be limited by law where you live.

9. Contact

Questions about these terms: contact page.

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