Kisetto creator terms

The short version

You keep your copyright. Kisetto sells copies of your items to buyers in its own name and pays you your share every month. The full terms below are what counts. This list just helps you find your way.

• You own your work. You give Kisetto a non-exclusive right to sell it. You can keep selling on BOOTH, Gumroad or anywhere else.
• Kisetto is the seller. Buyers pay Kisetto. Kisetto handles payments, tax, refunds and customer support.
• Your share is the price minus Kisetto’s fee and card processing. Founding creators (the first 30 shops) pay a 0% Kisetto fee for their first 12 months.
• Payouts go out in the first week of each month, through Wise, once you have ¥1,000 or more. Each sale waits 14 days first, in case of refunds.
• All-ages items only. They must be items you made or have the right to sell, with no hidden scripts or harmful files.
• Buyers keep what they bought, including free updates, even if you remove a listing later.
• Either side can end this at any time. Kisetto pays what you’ve earned.

1. Who this agreement is between

1.1 This agreement is between you (the creator) and Sebastian Hallqvist, a sole trader (enskild firma), organisation number 000513-3335, Heleneborgsgatan 6B, 117 32 Stockholm, Sweden, which runs Kisetto (Kisetto, we, us).

1.2 It applies when you open a shop on kisetto.com by ticking the box on the sign-up page, and covers every item you list. Kisetto’s general Terms of Service and Privacy Policy also apply. If they conflict with this agreement on selling or payouts, this agreement wins.

1.3 You must be at least 18. If you sell as a business, you confirm you can bind that business.

1.4 These terms are written in English, with a Japanese summary. If the two differ, the English version wins.

2. How selling works

2.1 You keep ownership. You keep all copyright and other rights in your items, images and text. Nothing in this agreement transfers ownership to Kisetto.

2.2 The license you give Kisetto. For each item you list, you give Kisetto a worldwide, non-exclusive license, for as long as the item is listed, to:

• store, copy and deliver the item’s files to buyers;
• sell copies of the item to buyers, in Kisetto’s own name, at the prices you set;
• give each buyer the buyer license described in section 3;
• show your item’s name, images, description and shop name on Kisetto and in Kisetto’s marketing (section 10).

2.3 Kisetto is the seller. Each sale is a sale by Kisetto to the buyer. Kisetto takes the payment, issues the receipt, charges and pays any sales tax or VAT, handles refunds and chargebacks, and answers buyer questions about payment and delivery. You are not a party to the buyer’s purchase.

2.4 Non-exclusive. You can sell the same items anywhere else, at any price.

2.5 Prices. You set each version’s price in yen. Kisetto may show approximate prices in other currencies, and adds sales tax or VAT where it applies. Kisetto will not discount your items without your agreement, except through refunds.

3. What buyers get

3.1 Buyer license. A buyer gets a personal, non-transferable license to use the item as shown in the item’s license box. You choose those rules when you list the item: either a preset or your own answer per row. Kisetto shows them to buyers as OK, NO or ASK.

What the buyer wants to do	VN3 preset	Kisetto standard preset
Wear it on their own avatar	OK	OK
Edit colors and textures	OK	OK
Stream and make videos	OK	OK
Upload as a public avatar	NO	NO
Commercial use	ASK	OK
Share or resell the files	NO	NO

3.2 If you choose the VN3 preset, the VN3 license text you attach to the item also applies. Where it is more specific than the table, the VN3 text wins.

3.3 Updates. A buyer can download every version of the item you upload to Kisetto, now and later, at no extra cost. Version notes are shown to buyers.

3.4 After removal. If you remove a listing or close your shop, buyers who already bought the item keep their license and can still download the versions they had access to. Kisetto keeps those files stored for that purpose.

3.5 License breaches. If a buyer breaks the buyer license, for example by sharing the files, Kisetto will remove their access. Kisetto will also help you with takedown requests where it reasonably can.

4. What you promise

For every item you list, you promise that:

1. It’s yours to sell. You made it, or you have written permission to sell it, including any textures, meshes, shaders, fonts or other parts made by someone else. If an item is made from another creator’s paid assets, you need that creator’s permission to resell it.
2. It’s all-ages. No sexual or nude content, no extreme violence, and nothing that sexualises minors. Kisetto is all-ages everywhere, so card companies keep processing our payments.
3. The files are safe. No malware, hidden scripts, trackers, or code that does anything the listing doesn’t describe. If an item really needs scripts, such as an editor tool, you say so in the description. Every upload is scanned, and files with scripts or DLLs go to manual review.
4. The listing is accurate. The images show the item, and you only tick the bases you’ve included a fitted version for. The Quest label is only used when a Quest-compatible version is included.
5. It doesn’t break the law or anyone’s rights. That includes trademarks, other people’s likeness, and VRChat’s Terms of Service.

If a promise turns out to be untrue, you’re responsible for the claims that follow from it (section 12.3).

5. Review and removal

5.1 Identity check. Before your first listing goes live, Kisetto checks the BOOTH, Gumroad or X link you gave us to confirm you’re the creator.

5.2 Review. Kisetto reviews your first 3 listings, usually within 24 hours. After that, listings with clean files go live straight away. Any file the safety scan flags goes to review first, including updates to items that are already live.

5.3 Removal. Kisetto may hide or remove a listing, or pause your shop, if it breaks section 4, if we receive a credible rights complaint, or if a payment provider requires it. We’ll tell you why and give you a chance to respond, unless the law or an urgent safety risk prevents that.

5.4 Rights complaints. If someone says your item infringes their rights, Kisetto may take it down while the complaint is looked into. We’ll share the complaint with you so you can reply.

6. Your share and Kisetto’s fees

6.1 For each paid sale you earn a royalty. It equals the item’s price (before sales tax or VAT) minus Kisetto’s fee and card processing.

6.2 Kisetto’s fee depends on who brought the buyer:

Sale	Founding creators, first 12 months	After that
You brought the buyer (your shop link with ?ref=, within 30 days)	0%	5%
Kisetto found the buyer (search, rankings, base pages)	0%	10%

6.3 Founding creators are the first 30 creators who open a shop during Kisetto’s founding period (its beta), plus creators Kisetto personally invites as founding creators. Kisetto’s own shops don’t count toward the 30. Your hub shows whether your shop is a founding shop. The 12 months start on the day the shop opens. Shops opened after the spots are gone pay the standard fees from the start.

6.4 Card processing is passed on at cost. Kisetto uses a fixed estimate so you can see your share before a sale: currently 5.2% of the price plus ¥30. Kisetto pays the Wise fees for sending your payout.

6.5 Example. For a ¥1,800 item, card processing is ¥124:

	Founding creator	After, your link	After, Kisetto found the buyer
Kisetto fee	¥0	¥90	¥180
You earn	¥1,676	¥1,586	¥1,496

6.6 Changes. Kisetto will give you at least 6 months’ notice before raising its fees. During that time, the rates above are the most it will charge. A change to the processing estimate that reflects a real change in card costs takes effect with 30 days’ notice. Free items earn no royalty and pay no fees.

7. Payouts

7.1 Hold. Each sale’s royalty becomes payable 14 days after the sale, to cover refunds and chargebacks.

7.2 When. In the first week of each month, Kisetto pays you everything that has become payable, as long as it’s ¥1,000 or more. Smaller amounts carry over to the next month. Your payouts page shows your balance, what’s on hold and your payout history.

7.3 How. Kisetto pays through Wise: in yen to a Japanese bank account, or to an account elsewhere in your local currency. Payouts that aren’t in yen use Wise’s exchange rate.

7.4 Your details. You’re responsible for giving correct payout details. Kisetto stores them encrypted and uses them only to pay you. If a payout fails because the details are wrong, the amount goes back into your balance. It’s sent with the next payout after you fix them.

7.5 Holding back payouts. Kisetto may delay a payout while it investigates a serious breach of section 4, a rights complaint, or fraud, for as long as reasonably needed. We’ll tell you why.

7.6 Unclaimed money. If you never add payout details, Kisetto keeps your balance for you. We’ll remind you by email at least once a year. The money stays yours for as long as Swedish law lets you claim it (10 years).

8. Refunds and chargebacks

8.1 Kisetto decides refunds under its buyer refund policy. Typical reasons are:

• the files don’t download or don’t open;
• the item doesn’t match its listing, including a base it claims to fit;
• a duplicate purchase.

Kisetto tells you when one of your sales is refunded.

8.2 A refunded sale earns no royalty, and the buyer loses access to the item. If the royalty for that sale was already paid out, it’s deducted from your next payouts.

8.3 The same applies when a buyer disputes a payment with their card company (a chargeback) and wins. Kisetto pays any chargeback fee itself, unless you caused the chargeback by breaking section 4.

8.4 If more than 5% of an item’s sales are refunded in a month for the same problem, Kisetto may pause the listing until it’s fixed.

9. Taxes

9.1 On sales to buyers. Because Kisetto is the seller, Kisetto charges and pays the sales tax or VAT on each sale. Your Kisetto sales don’t require you to register for VAT in the buyers’ countries.

9.2 On your royalties. Your royalties are your income. You’re responsible for reporting them and paying any tax on them where you live. For creators in Japan, this usually means including them in your 確定申告.

9.3 Information we may ask for. Where the law requires it, Kisetto may ask for your legal name, address, tax residence and a tax number. One example is the EU’s reporting rules for digital platforms (DAC7). If you don’t provide it, Kisetto may have to hold payouts until you do.

9.4 Withholding. Kisetto doesn’t withhold tax from royalties today. If the law requires it in future, Kisetto will tell you before doing so and give you a statement of what was withheld.

10. Your shop and our marketing

10.1 Your shop page shows your shop name, bio and live listings. You can edit them at any time.

10.2 Kisetto may feature your items and shop name on Kisetto, in newsletters, and on Kisetto’s social media accounts. For that we use your listing images and short excerpts of your descriptions, and we always credit you and link to your shop.

10.3 Kisetto won’t use your work in paid ads, or create new images of your items, without asking you first. You can opt out of featuring at any time by emailing us.

10.4 Kisetto won’t use your files or images to train AI models, and won’t let others do so.

11. Ending the agreement

11.1 You can remove any listing, or close your shop, at any time.

11.2 Kisetto can end this agreement with 30 days’ notice for any reason. It can end it straight away if you seriously or repeatedly break section 4.

11.3 After it ends, Kisetto stops selling your items. Buyers keep their licenses and downloads (section 3.4). In the next payout run, Kisetto pays you everything you’ve earned, even if it’s under ¥1,000, minus any refunds and chargebacks during the 14-day hold.

11.4 Sections 3.4, 4, 8, 9 and 12 still apply after this agreement ends.

12. Liability, changes and law

12.1 The service. Kisetto works to keep the store running and your files safe. It can’t promise the store will never be down or never lose data, so keep your own copies of your files.

12.2 Limit. Apart from paying you the royalties you’ve earned, Kisetto’s total liability to you under this agreement is limited to the Kisetto fees you paid in the 12 months before the claim. Neither side is liable for indirect losses, such as lost profit. These limits don’t apply to fraud, gross negligence, or anything else the law doesn’t allow to be limited.

12.3 Claims about your items. If someone makes a claim against Kisetto because one of your items broke section 4, you cover Kisetto’s reasonable costs of that claim. Kisetto will tell you about the claim promptly and let you take part in the response.

12.4 Changes to these terms. Kisetto will email you and show a notice in your creator hub at least 30 days before a change takes effect. Fee increases need 6 months’ notice (section 6.6). If you don’t agree, you can close your shop before the change applies.

12.5 Law and disputes. Swedish law governs this agreement. Disputes go to the Swedish courts, unless the law where you live gives you the right to use your local courts. We’ll always try to sort things out by email first, in English or Japanese.