The Stalirov&Co team developed the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy for the sticker store
About company and product
Inspiro is a mobile app with fonts, stickers, and visual elements for creating content for social media.
Users can easily customize text and visuals and use them in stories, posts, and messages. The app works on a subscription model with access to premium content and features.
🔸Audit third-party content licenses (Freepik, Envato Elements, Creative Market) and assess their compatibility with the product’s business model.
🔸Develop Terms of Use and Privacy Policy in line with App Store and Google Play requirements, as well as GDPR and CCPA compliance.
🔸Structure a subscription model that ensures lawful content use and excludes any risk of content resale.
🔸Structured a compliant content usage framework, ensuring lawful integration of third-party assets without violating licensing terms.
🔸Designed a subscription model that grants access to content while preventing its qualification as resale.
🔸Prepared Terms of Use and Privacy Policy regulating user interaction, payments, and data processing in line with international standards.
Realization
The Stalirov&Co team structured how the Inspiro app provides access to fonts and stickers through a subscription model
Inspiro provides users with access to a library of fonts, stickers, and templates through a subscription model.
We defined that the app grants a limited license to use content within its functionality, without transferring ownership.
This allowed the product to legally distribute third-party assets while avoiding conflicts with licensing terms and marketplace policies.
We defined how third-party licensed content is used inside the application
The app uses fonts and graphic assets provided under open and commercial licenses.
We established that all rights remain with the original creators, while the product only provides access to content within the scope of the license.
We also covered scenarios where licensors change or revoke rights, allowing the company to remove or replace content without legal exposure.
Our lawyers structured the subscription and payment logic in line with App Store and Google Play requirements
We positioned the subscription as access to premium features and content, not a purchase of digital goods.
We defined auto-renewal, billing cycles, trial periods, and cancellation flows in accordance with platform rules.
All payments are processed via App Store and Google Play, which removes the need to handle payment data and limits financial and regulatory risks for the product.
We regulated how users can create and use content within the application
Users retain ownership of the content they create, but grant the company a license to use it within the app and for promotion.
We also required users to guarantee that they have rights to upload materials and introduced a notice-and-takedown mechanism for IP claims.
We limited the company’s liability for third-party services and external dependencies
The app relies on payment systems, subscription tools, analytics, and external content providers.
We clearly separated responsibility - the company is not liable for payment failures, subscription issues on platforms, or changes in third-party licensing.
This is critical for scaling the product without accumulating operational risks.
Our lawyers defined restrictions that protect the product’s monetization and licensing model
We prohibited resale, redistribution, and sublicensing of content as standalone assets.
We also restricted automated access, attempts to bypass subscriptions, and content misuse.
The company may suspend accounts, restrict access, or terminate subscriptions without refunds for violations.
Our team adapted the product for global compliance and data protection requirements
We aligned the documents with the GDPR and the CCPA, including users' rights to access and delete data.
We also introduced age restrictions depending on jurisdiction and ensured the product can operate internationally without additional legal restructuring.
