Terms of use

UpFork (upfork.dev) is run by Ramin Valadan (“we”). These terms are the agreement between you and us whenever you use UpFork: the site, its registry for the shadcn CLI, its downloads and its MCP server for AI assistants. By using UpFork you accept them, along with the privacy policy and the license on each product you take.

• You must be at least 16 to have an account, and old enough to make a binding agreement where you live to buy or sell.
• One account is for one person. Give a real e-mail address, and keep your password, recovery codes and CLI tokens to yourself.
• You’re responsible for what’s done with your account, including by an AI assistant or a CLI token you connected to it. If you think someone else has it, change your password, remove the tokens and connected apps, and write to support@upfork.dev.

• Prices are in USDT, paid on TRON (TRC-20) from your own wallet or exchange, straight to the wallet on your order: the developer’s, or UpFork’s on the sales that are its share. UpFork never holds a developer’s money. How it works step by step: Paying with USDT; what anything costs: Fees.
• An order keeps the price it was placed at, and unlocks once it’s paid in full.
• A developer’s product is theirs: you get it from them, under the license on its page. UpFork shows it, delivers it and checks its payment.

• There are no refunds, for products and plans alike. Code and files are yours to read the moment they unlock, and a payment on TRON can’t be reversed.
• So look before you pay: every component and landing page has a live preview, light and dark, at phone, tablet and desktop width, and each product lists its files and its license.
• A payment on the wrong network, to the wrong address, or above the price is the sender’s own responsibility, as you accept on every order. Only the owner of the wallet it reached can send anything back.

• A plan is bought for a month or a year and gives you UpFork’s own products in it, within its limits (Pricing lists both). Nothing renews by itself: we remind you by e-mail before it runs out.
• While your plan is on, you may install and download its products. What you took while it was on stays usable in what you built with it, under the product’s license; taking a product again needs the plan again.
• Limits are per account. Sharing an account or its tokens to get around them isn’t allowed.

What the license on its page allows. Most products here come with the UpFork Standard License: use them in as many personal and commercial projects as you like and change them however you need, but don’t resell or share them on their own, or as part of a kit, template or library whose point is the product itself. Others are open source. See Licenses.

• Developers apply, prove a GitHub account or website is theirs, and are approved before they sell. The seller’s guide shows how.
• Everything you publish must be yours to sell: your code, and the rights to every picture, font, video and package it includes. Describe it truthfully, and keep the preview true to what the buyer gets.
• No malware, nothing hidden: no tracking, data collection or network calls the description doesn’t mention. Release files are scanned, and an infected one is never published.
• You choose your prices and licenses. UpFork’s share is taken as whole sales, as the Fees page sets out, and you’re responsible for any taxes on what you earn.
• You allow UpFork to host, preview, scan and deliver what you publish, and to show its name, pictures and previews to promote it, on UpFork and elsewhere.
• Answering your buyers’ questions about your products is up to you.

• Breaking the law, or anyone’s rights, on or through UpFork.
• Uploading malware, or anything you don’t have the right to share.
• Getting into accounts, products or parts of the site that aren’t yours, or testing the site’s security without our written permission.
• Loading the site, its registry or its MCP server so heavily that it slows them for others, or copying the catalog wholesale.
• Reselling access to UpFork, or paying with money that isn’t yours.

• Review, hide, move or remove products and releases, and refuse or withdraw a developer’s approval.
• Block or close an account that breaks these terms.
• Change the site, its products, plans, prices and limits. An order already placed keeps its price.

• Products are provided as they are. We check developers and scan their files, but we can’t promise any product is free of bugs or right for your project. Test what you take before you depend on it.
• UpFork may sometimes be slow or unavailable. TRON, wallets, exchanges, GitHub and the other services UpFork works with are run by others, and we’re not responsible for them.
• As far as the law allows, we’re not liable for indirect losses such as lost profits or data, and what we owe you for anything is at most what you paid to UpFork’s own wallet in the 12 months before.

You can stop using UpFork at any time, and have your account deleted by writing to support@upfork.dev. Closing an account doesn’t take back the licenses of products paid for, unless it was closed for fraud or for breaking a license.

When these terms change, the date at the top of the page changes with it, and we say so on the site or by e-mail when the change matters. Going on using UpFork after that means you accept the new terms.

Write to support@upfork.dev about an order, an account or these terms, and to info@upfork.dev about anything else.