Sales terms

1. Purpose and scope

These sales terms govern Kaneme sales, a service published by YIRIWA, LLC: credits bought as top-ups, one at a time or through automatic top-up, and the Business offer, which includes a shared credit balance, a subscription for additional seats and, on request, invoiced sales. They apply to every purchase made through Kaneme surfaces, regardless of the payment method used.

Since September 22, 2026, access to the service is no longer sold by subscription. The only subscription offered is the one for additional Business seats (section 6). An access subscription taken out before that date continues until it is cancelled, under the terms in force when it was purchased.

Every purchase, and every activation of automatic top-up or of the seat subscription, constitutes acceptance of these terms in the version in force on that date.

2. Service description

From texts supplied by the customer, Kaneme builds a voice (the “voice reference”), then provides operations based on that reference: stamp, text comparison, realignment, writing assistance, and voice certificate. The same identity and measurement rules are available through the application, REST API, and MCP server.

The service relies on statistical models. It produces scores, probabilities, and intervals; it provides no certainty and is not a judicial, graphological, or legal authentication assessment. The customer remains solely responsible for decisions made from these results.

When the conditions for a reliable measurement are not met—text too short, insufficient reference material, or distance from the measured domain—the service expressly abstains from returning a verdict. This abstention is normal and expected behavior.

3. Credits, monthly allowance, and billing unit

A credit is the service’s unit of consumption. Each operation uses a number of credits determined by its nature and computing cost. This cost is shown before the operation runs, and the remaining balance is communicated afterward.

The writing-pattern review (local stylometry, without a stamp) uses no credit; a stamp uses up to 2 credits.

Each account also receives, in its personal space, an allowance of 10 credits per month. It resets to 10 credits on each monthly anniversary of sign-up, without accumulating: any part left unused in a month does not carry over. It is used before purchased credits.

Each account also has 10 free voice portages per month; beyond that, a portage uses 1 credit. When a voice's texts change significantly, Kaneme recompiles it: 10 free recompilations per month per account; beyond that, the voice waits for the next reset, or the user recompiles it for 2 credits, a price shown before starting.

Other credits do not expire: neither Discovery credits, nor top-up credits, nor credits added to the shared balance of a Business organization. They remain available until they are used.

An operation that produces no usable result is not charged: a measurement from which the service abstains, a refused certificate, or an operation interrupted by a technical error consumes no credit, or the committed credit is restored automatically.

When a person uses another account’s voice through a visa granted by its holder, the operation is paid by the space of the person acting, never by the holder of the voice.

The AI Slop Observatory, another YIRIWA, LLC service, may charge in Kaneme credits what goes beyond its free quotas, if the customer allows it on Kaneme’s authorization screen: 1 credit per text, 2 credits per document, 1 credit per text in a batch, 2 credits per audited page. Credits are held when the analysis or audit starts, charged for what completes, and restored for the rest, as well as for any hold not confirmed within fifteen minutes. They are taken from the paying space (personal, or the organization’s shared balance within the member’s budget), and every charge appears in the credit history.

The Observatory may read the available balance to show the price before starting. The customer may revoke this permission at any time from their connected applications.

Referrals. Every account has a personal referral link (the account’s Referrals page). A person who creates their account through this link becomes the invitee, once and for all, at sign-up; nobody may refer themselves (same account, same address, same payment card), and a member of an organization cannot be the invitee of another member of the same organization.

The invitee receives 15% more credits on every paid top-up of their personal space during their first 3 months; the referrer receives, in credits, 20% of the credits so purchased for 12 months from the invitee’s first paid top-up. Only paid top-ups count: not free credits, referral credits or seats. The reward is paid in credits, never in money, and these credits do not make an account a paying account.

A refund or dispute removes the related referral credits, in proportion to the amount refunded and within the available balance. The referrer discloses the commercial nature of the link when publishing it, never presents Kaneme as an AI detector, a tool that makes a text undetectable or a proof of authorship, does not bid on the Kaneme brand as a keyword and does not send bulk messages. Kaneme may remove credits obtained in breach of these rules.

4. Discovery and number of voices

Once its email address is confirmed, an account receives 10 free credits (“Discovery”), with no payment method and no commitment. These credits do not expire and work like purchased credits; they are intended for evaluating the service, one Discovery per person. Clearly automated use or use intended to accumulate Discoveries may be limited.

An account with no purchase can hold 1 voice. From its first purchase, or once it holds a seat in an activated Business organization, 2 voices are included; each additional voice created uses 5 credits, up to a technical limit of 50 voices per account. This limit protects the service against abusive automated use; a larger need falls under an invoiced Business sale.

Every account can use the service equally through the application, REST API, and MCP server. The surface from which an operation is requested changes neither its credit price nor the balance to which it is charged.

5. Top-ups and automatic top-up

Top-ups available as of the date of these terms are: $10 for 200 credits, $20 for 450 credits, $70 for 1,750 credits, $500 for 13,900 credits. A top-up bought on its own is a one-time payment.

The customer may turn on automatic top-up. They choose the trigger threshold (between 100 and 5,000 credits), the top-up to buy, and a cap on automatic spending over a rolling thirty days ($100 by default). Each time their balance falls below that threshold, the chosen top-up is charged to the card they saved, without any further confirmation, as long as the cap has not been reached.

Nothing is charged on a fixed date: only falling below the threshold triggers a top-up.

By turning on automatic top-up, the customer authorizes YIRIWA, LLC to charge their card, saved with the payment provider, according to these settings. Each automatic top-up is reported in the service and confirmed by email. The customer may change or turn off automatic top-up at any time from their credits; turning it off applies to every later top-up.

After 3 consecutive declined payments, automatic top-up turns itself off.

6. Business offer and seat subscription

The Business offer brings several accounts together in an organization around a shared credit balance. The organization is activated by a first top-up of its shared balance, paid by its owner, of at least $50: the smallest top-up that reaches it is, as of the date of these terms, $70 (1,750 credits). The shared balance is then topped up by the owner or an administrator, one at a time or through automatic top-up on the owner’s card, under the conditions of section 5.

An activated organization includes 2 seats, the owner’s included. Each additional seat is sold by monthly subscription, at $5 per seat per month, charged to the owner’s card on each monthly due date until cancelled. Each payment is converted in full into credits on the shared balance, at 100 credits per $5.

The owner may change the number of additional seats at any time from the Organization screen; any change during the month is prorated and invoiced immediately. Reducing additional seats to zero cancels the subscription. If a payment fails, the seats stay open while the payment provider retries; a cancelled subscription returns additional seats to zero without removing members already in place: their seats stay open until the owner frees them.

The owner and administrators may set a monthly budget per member; each member may cap their own API keys. When the organization is dissolved, the seat subscription is cancelled and the credits remaining in the shared balance are returned to the owner.

Above the largest top-up ($500), an invoiced Business sale allows a negotiated credit price and payment by invoice. Its specific conditions—volume, price, any consumption commitment, number of seats, payment terms—are agreed in writing before the order; no commitment is required by default.

7. Prices and payment

Applicable prices are those displayed before the order is confirmed. They are stated in United States dollars. The amount actually charged is the amount shown in the order summary or, for an automatic top-up or a seat due date, the amount that follows from the settings chosen by the customer.

Card payments are collected in United States dollars. A customer whose bank account is held in another currency may be charged conversion costs and fees set by their bank; YIRIWA, LLC neither collects nor determines those fees, and the debited amount may differ from the displayed amount.

Card payment is processed by an authorized payment provider, which keeps the card saved for automatic top-up and the seat subscription. YIRIWA, LLC stores no payment-card data other than the card brand and its last four digits, for display. In an invoiced Business sale, credits are added to the account once payment is received.

Any pricing change is announced before it applies. It never applies to credits already purchased, which remain usable at the operation prices in force when they are used. A change in the seat price is announced before the due date to which it applies.

8. Term, suspension, and termination

Buying credits commits the customer to no term. Only the additional-seat subscription renews each month, until the owner cancels it, which may be done at any time under the conditions of section 6. Automatic top-up is not a subscription: it charges nothing while the balance stays above the threshold, and can be turned off at any time.

The customer may stop using the service at any time and ask for the account to be closed; closing the account ends automatic top-up and cancels any seat subscription the customer pays for. Credits unused at closure are not refunded, except as provided in section 9.

YIRIWA, LLC may suspend or terminate an account for a serious breach of the terms of use, including fraudulent use, a threat to service security, or non-payment. Except in a security emergency, the customer is first given formal notice.

9. Right of withdrawal

A consumer customer has fourteen days to withdraw without giving a reason, starting from each top-up purchase—bought on its own or automatically—and from the start of the seat subscription. This right may be exercised by a simple request to YIRIWA, LLC.

Because the credits are available immediately, the refunded amount corresponds to the credits from the relevant purchase still unused on the withdrawal date, at the price at which they were bought. If none of those credits has been used, the refund is full. Withdrawing from the seat subscription cancels it.

This clause does not limit mandatory rights granted to consumers under the law of their country of residence.

10. Availability and liability

YIRIWA, LLC uses reasonable means to maintain service availability and continuity, without guaranteeing uninterrupted operation. Planned maintenance is announced when its duration warrants it.

For a single event, YIRIWA, LLC’s liability is limited to the sums actually paid by the customer during the preceding twelve months. It does not cover indirect damage, including loss of business, revenue, reputation, or data for which the customer kept no copy.

These limitations do not apply in cases of gross negligence or willful misconduct, or where applicable law excludes them.

11. Governing law and dispute resolution

These terms are governed by the law of the State of Delaware, United States, where YIRIWA, LLC has its registered office, subject to any more protective mandatory provisions in the consumer customer’s country of residence.

In the event of difficulty, the customer is invited to contact YIRIWA, LLC to seek an amicable solution before initiating legal proceedings.