1. About these draft terms
These are draft website and service terms for a Pop More design preview. They are not a final merchant agreement. The legal operator, jurisdiction, service scope, commercial terms, and contact information must be confirmed before a live service is offered.
The static demo is illustrative. It does not issue passes, send notifications, process payments, create merchant accounts, or provide an operational loyalty service.
2. The proposed service
Pop More is intended to help participating physical businesses connect with customers through wallet passes, offers, and optional birthday messaging. Features, availability, and service levels must be set out in the final agreement.
Apple Wallet and Google Wallet are third-party platforms. Their requirements, compatible devices, permissions, and service availability affect the experience. An exact nearby radius, notification delivery, and any uplift in foot traffic or sales are not guaranteed.
3. Business responsibilities
Proposed merchant responsibilities include having authority to use uploaded branding, providing accurate business and offer information, obtaining any necessary permissions, honouring valid rewards, and complying with applicable marketing and privacy requirements.
Each offer should state its eligibility, expiry, redemption conditions, and any limits. Wallet campaigns must follow the platform’s current policies and message limits. Misleading, unlawful, or abusive campaigns would not be permitted.
4. Customer choices & rewards
Customers choose whether to save a pass and enable wallet settings. A pass is not a payment card unless a separately agreed and supported payment feature is introduced.
Participating businesses would be responsible for their own offers and redemptions. Birthday rewards would depend on the customer choosing to provide the relevant information and meeting the published offer conditions.
5. Commercial terms to be agreed
The pricing page shows proposed C$50, C$69, and C$89 tiers. Monthly billing and feature bundles are draft assumptions for review. This website creates no subscription or entitlement. Final allowances, taxes, any setup fees, renewal, refund, cancellation, and trial terms must be disclosed and agreed before any purchase.
The final agreement must also address intellectual property, acceptable use, support, suspension, termination, data export and deletion, appropriate liability terms, and dispute resolution for the chosen jurisdiction.
6. Changes & contact
The final terms should show their effective date and explain how material changes are communicated. The public contact page must provide a working enquiry route before launch.
To complete before launch: legal operator name, registered address, support email, governing law, and the full service agreement. This draft must be reviewed against the actual business and service.