Questions and answers

We make no promise of income. Kits automate work; what that work earns depends on your products, your market and your decisions.

No. Each kit is a one-time purchase that includes twelve months of updates.

Kits are digital downloads delivered instantly, so all sales are final. Before you buy, check the requirements on the kit page, ask the assistant or write to the help desk: if a kit does not fit your setup, we will tell you. If it does not install on a supported setup, the help desk helps you fix it.

A licence covers one business and its own machines. Agencies running kits for several clients need a licence per client.

Each kit page lists its requirements. Most kits run on Linux or macOS; the AI-heavy ones want an NVIDIA GPU with 24 GB or more, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint you choose.

No. Kits work with local models through any OpenAI-compatible server. You can also point them at a hosted endpoint if you prefer.

One setup script and one configuration file per kit, then a dry run. The kits that use the stores also need the API keys of your own accounts.

Yes. Kits are plain Python, shell, systemd and JSON, meant to be read and adapted for your own use.

Kits use official APIs wherever they exist, never ask for passwords, and ship with caps and duplicate checks switched on. Platforms still decide; read the risks on each kit page.

No. Every release is scanned for keys, passwords, account ids and personal details before it is published, and blocked if anything is found.

No, and we never will. Those break the rules of every platform and of the payment providers.