Terms of Service

These terms govern your use of Listyro (“the Service”). The Service is provided by …, … (“we”, “us”), and by nobody else. Etsy, Inc. does not provide it, is not a party to these terms, and gives you no promise or warranty about it. You can reach us at ….

You agree to these terms and to our Privacy Policy by ticking the box when you create your account, or by pressing the button on the screen that asks you to when they change. Without that, an account cannot be created or used.

Listyro helps Etsy sellers turn their own original designs into draft listings in their own shops, and shows them what those listings earn. In short:

• You upload your design images. We resize and order them, read a SKU from the folder or file name, and group them into listings the way you choose.
• You choose a profile: one of your own existing Etsy listings (the reference listing), from which the category, attributes, price, variations, shipping and return settings, production partners and description are copied, so a new listing matches the ones you already sell.
• AI suggests a title, 13 tags and a description from your own images and the reference listing you chose. You review and edit every listing; nothing is generated or published without you.
• When you approve a listing and ask for it, we create it in your Etsy shop as a draft, through Etsy’s official API.
• If you choose, mockups: you save photos of a blank garment you sell (in several colours if you like), and your designs are placed on them as if printed on the fabric, by image processing on our own server. Your design is fitted, warped and shaded, never redrawn, and no AI is used for it. You can use the mockups as your listings’ photos, download them, or both.
• If you run several shops, you manage each from one account: each shop has its own listings, its own shipping and return settings, and its own drafts.
• Profit, cost and ads reporting for your own shop, worked out from your shop’s sales and fees and from the statements you upload.

We do not create, manage or pay for Etsy Ads, and we do not handle any part of checkout or payment between you and your buyers.

The term 'Etsy' is a trademark of Etsy, Inc. This application uses Etsy's API, but is not endorsed or certified by Etsy.

Listyro is an independent product. It has not been reviewed, approved or certified by Etsy, and it is not a partner of Etsy. Questions about the Service come to us, not to Etsy.

We reach Etsy only through the official Etsy Open API v3, using the permissions you grant when you connect a shop. We never access Etsy by scraping or automating its website, we work only with your own shops, and we never collect or analyse other sellers’ listings, tags, images or prices. Your use of Etsy itself remains governed by Etsy’s own Terms of Use and Seller Policy; our access to Etsy is governed by Etsy’s API Terms of Use.

• During early access, accounts are by invitation only. An invite is personal and can be used once; an invite issued in answer to a request works only for the email address that asked.
• You must be at least 18 years old, and you may only connect Etsy shops that you own or are authorised to manage. Each shop is connected separately, by signing in to Etsy as that shop’s owner, and a shop can be connected to one Listyro account at a time. The Shops page shows how many shops your account may connect.
• Keep your password to yourself. You are responsible for what happens under your account; if you think someone else has access to it, tell us straight away.

The Service is in invite-only early access and is free of charge. We take no payment of any kind during early access, and there is no checkout or payment form in the Service. If we later introduce paid plans, we will tell you the prices in advance, and you will not be charged without your separate, explicit agreement. The plans we intend to offer after launch are shown on the pricing page; they are plans, not an offer, and may change before launch.

Early access means the Service may have errors, may be unavailable at times, and may change as we improve it. Data loss is possible. Please keep your own copies of your design files: uploaded image files are working copies and are deleted 3 days after a listing’s drafts exist in every shop it is meant for, and 30 days after you last worked on them otherwise. The blank garment photos you save as mockup templates are kept until you delete them.

Your designs and your rights. You confirm that you own, or are licensed to use, every design you upload, and that selling it does not infringe anyone else’s rights. You are responsible for the intellectual property in what you upload and publish. The trademark filter, and the warning shown when a design appears to contain a recognisable character, are aids, not clearance: if you turn the filter off in Settings, you do so having accepted that risk.

Your photos and mockups. You confirm that every blank garment photo you save as a mockup template is your own or that you have the right to use it, and that your listing photos, mockups included, show the item you sell accurately, as Etsy requires.

Etsy’s rules for sellers. You remain responsible for your Etsy account and shops and for following Etsy’s Seller Policy, including:

• No duplicate shops and no duplicate listings. Do not use the Service to open or run shops that duplicate one another, or to list the same item again and again to fill search results. Each of your shops should have its own listings.
• No search manipulation. Titles, tags and attributes must describe the item truthfully. Do not stuff them with keywords that do not describe it, and do not use them to mislead buyers or Etsy’s search.
• Etsy’s Creativity Standards. What you list must be made or designed by you as those standards require, and if a production partner makes it (for example a print-on-demand provider), you must say so on the listing. The Service copies “who made it”, “when it was made”, whether it is a supply, and your production partners from your reference listing; make sure the reference listing states them correctly.
• Nothing Etsy prohibits. Do not use the Service to list items that Etsy’s Prohibited Items Policy or the law does not allow.

Review every AI suggestion before you approve it. AI-suggested titles, tags and descriptions can be inaccurate or unsuitable, and can include words that belong to someone else’s trademark or that Etsy’s policies do not allow. Settings copied from a reference listing may not fit every new product. Our automated checks catch some problems, but they are an aid, not a guarantee. Check the title, tags, description, category, price, variations and images of each listing; approving and publishing are your decisions.

Etsy limits how many requests an application may make each day, and that allowance is shared by everyone using the Service. When it runs low, some work is delayed until it resets. Your own remaining allowance is always shown in the app.

Nothing is ever published without you. Every listing is created in your shop as a draft, and only for listings you have approved one by one. A draft becomes an active listing in exactly three ways, each of which is your own instruction:

• you press Publish now on an approved draft;
• you schedule a time for an approved draft, and it goes live at that time;
• you confirm a schedule for a set of listings you approved, after being shown every listing, shop and time in it.

At the scheduled moment the Service checks again that the listing is still approved, that the shop is still connected and that the listing still passes our checks; if any of these fails, it is not published and you are told why. There is no setting that publishes listings you have not approved.

Your designs, and the listing text written for you, remain yours. You give us a limited, non-exclusive permission to store, process and transmit them only to provide the Service to you, including sending design images to our AI provider for analysis, as described in the Privacy Policy. That permission ends when your content is deleted.

We do not sell your designs or your data, show them to other users, use them for marketing, or use them or any Etsy data to train AI models.

You agree not to:

• try to access another user’s account or data;
• probe, bypass or overload the Service’s security, rate limits or usage limits;
• use the Service to collect data about other sellers or about buyers, or to direct buyers away from Etsy;
• resell, rent or give others access to the Service or to the Etsy access it holds on your behalf;
• upload anything unlawful, infringing, or harmful, such as malware.

We will give you at least 30 days’ written notice before we suspend or withdraw the Service, in whole or in a part you rely on. The notice is sent by email to your account’s address and shown in the app, so that you can finish the drafts you need and take your figures with you.

Two things are not waited for. If Etsy ends our access to its API, we must stop at once (see the next section). And we may suspend an individual account without that notice where the law requires it, or where the account is being used to break these terms or to harm other users or Etsy; we will tell you why at the address of the account.

Drafts and listings already created in your Etsy shop stay in your shop; suspending or withdrawing the Service does not remove them.

If Etsy suspends or ends our access to its API, we stop all use of Etsy data immediately: the Service stops making requests to Etsy, and we delete the Etsy data we hold (your shops’ tokens, the copies of your listings, and the sales, fee and statistics figures read from Etsy). We will tell you by email what happened. Your drafts and listings on Etsy are not affected.

You can stop using the Service at any time. You can disconnect a shop on the Shops page, which deletes that shop’s tokens and the Etsy data we hold for it at once, and you can delete your whole account in Settings. Deleting the account disconnects every shop at once, cancels anything queued or scheduled, and then deletes your uploads, your listings in the Service and the account itself within 30 days. The Privacy Policy says exactly what is deleted and the little that is kept.

Some jurisdictions do not allow certain warranties to be excluded; in that case the exclusions above apply only to the extent the law permits.

Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law, such as liability for fraud, for wilful misconduct or gross negligence, or for death or personal injury caused by negligence, and nothing affects rights you have as a consumer that cannot be waived.

We may update these terms as the Service develops. When we change them, or the Privacy Policy, in a way that matters, the app asks you to read and agree to the new version before you go on; if you do not agree, you can stop using the Service and delete your account. The date at the top shows when the terms were last updated.

These terms are governed by the laws of …, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules. Any dispute will be brought before …, unless the law of the country where you live gives you the right to bring it before your own courts, in which case that right is unaffected.

Before starting any formal dispute, please write to us at … so we can try to resolve it directly.

Questions about these terms, and support: …. The Service is provided by …, ….