Your farms—or your clients’?
Personal is for your own benefit. Operating farms on behalf of others requires an Operator licence; renaming a customer does not change that.
VRA / LEGAL CENTRE
Clear boundaries.
Rights that stay yours.
Understand the licence, your plan, what happens when a trial ends, and how we manage access. One place for the documents behind VRA.
A trial, not a hidden charge.
Seven days, no card required. At expiry, automation stops. Continuing requires a separate, explicit paid subscription authorisation.
Protection works both ways.
Clear software rights and fair enforcement, alongside statutory remedies, privacy choices and a route to challenge a decision.
Find the policy you need.
Plain-language summaries help you navigate. Read the full document and its status before relying on it.
Before launchPolicy
Website & waitlist
What browsing, joining the interest list and using our free resources mean—and what they do not.
- No purchase by joining
- Separate email consent
- No guarantee of beta access
Software usePolicy
Software licence
The permission to use VRA, ownership boundaries, updates and the limits of a licence.
- Licence, not a sale of source code
- One licensed Windows installation
- Mandatory rights preserved
Plan permissionsPolicy
Personal vs Operator
Clear rules for personal farming, client services, managed slots and prohibited licence resale.
- Personal is not a client-service licence
- Operator 25 or Operator 100
- Customer labels do not change allowances
Money and accessPolicy
Trial & payments
A seven-day trial that ends without charging, followed only by a deliberately authorised paid subscription.
- Seven days, no card required
- Trial ends—automation stops
- Paid mandate requires a separate choice
Money and accessPolicy
Cancellation & your rights
Cancellation is not the same as a fault claim, and the free trial does not replace statutory protection.
- No blanket “no refunds” clause
- Consumer status follows the law
- Fault remedies survive download consent
Account controlPolicy
PC transfers & enforcement
Moving a legitimate activation, securing a lost PC and responding fairly to suspected misuse.
- Move an activation—not the whole licence
- Reasoned, proportionate enforcement
- No deletion of your game data
Responsible operationPolicy
Acceptable use & risk
Authorised farms, clear permissions, game rules, software misuse and independent third-party services.
- Only accounts you are authorised to operate
- No ban-proof claim
- An Operator plan is not publisher permission
Your informationPolicy
Privacy & data
Separate the website list, essential licence records, operator-held customer data and optional training examples.
- Separate purposes and permissions
- No game passwords in support reports
- No training upload by buying a licence
Help and accountabilityPolicy
Support & complaints
Where to ask for help, challenge a licence decision or raise a consumer/privacy complaint.
- One clear contact route
- Human review for disputed restrictions
- No compulsory waiver of legal remedies
Using the website today?
The existing website privacy notice and measurement controls remain separate from these software launch terms.
Not sure which rule applies?
Ask before purchasing or operating client farms. Please do not send licence keys, game passwords or payment credentials.
Official references
Updated 28 September 2026. These official resources explain the consumer and privacy principles referenced here. Applicable rights depend on the transaction and jurisdiction.