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Frequently asked questions in the Construct.net Asset Store.
Assets you purchase must be used in derivative works as specified in our licensing terms. Please refer to this page for specifics on restrictions.
You are never allowed to distribute purchased assets as parts of templates, or resell them in any form.
If an item is listed with an exclusive price, it means:
Please note, when you buy at an exclusive price there may be other customers who have bought more restrictive licenses up to that point who will not have their purchase affected.
When you purchase an item from the Construct Asset Store, you're given a redeem code.
You have two options with a redeem code, you can either claim it for yourself which will allow you to download the asset from your account, or you can send the code to a friend as a gift. They can then enter the redeem code on our site and will then be able to download the asset from their account.
Sometimes banks and payment processors may add a small charge on for cross border transactions. If you see one of these charges on your card, please contact your card provided for more information on the charge.
Please note, charges like this are rare and we have no control over them. The amount we charge and collect from your card is what is displayed at checkout.
Please refer to our refund policy which is fairly short and explains our refund policy in detail.
Before you can sell assets in our asset store, you need to pay a small fee. This fee serves a few purposes:
We do work hard to keep the store full of genuine and high quality assets and this fee helps with this.
This fee only needs to be paid once, and is non-refundable as specified in our refund policy.
We take a 30% cut from each sale of assets sold in this store, rounded up to the smallest cent or penny. This is calculated after VAT is deducted. Examples of how this fee is calculated:
If you list your item for $9.99, and the customer is required to pay VAT on the item, the VAT is added to the items price. Your cut from the resulting sale is calculated as:
Sold Price - VAT - Scirra Cut - Processor Fee Share
A processor fee is a fee charged by our payment processors to facilitate payments. If there are items from other sellers in the payment, this processor fee is split proportionality amongst all items sold in the payment based on the value of the item rounded up to the nearest cent or penny.
For example, if your asset costs $10 and the buyer also purchased other assets from other sellers making the total payment amount $50, and the processor fee was $2, $0.40 would be deducted as your share of the processor fee for this payment item (20% of the $50 payment).
On occasion Scirra may wish to offer assets as prizes or giveaways. If you're happy for your item to be included in these giveaways then you can specify how many single project licenses you permit Scirra to give away on an annual basis.
A site sale is a sale organized by Scirra, with the goal of attracting more traffic by offering multiple items on sale simultaneously.
If you wish your items to be included in these sales, make sure to enter the maximum discount you're willing to offer in the items settings. The higher discount you can offer, the more likely your item is to be featured or highlighted in the site sales.
You can cashout either to your bank account with Stripe, or by Paypal. These are the only two options we offer - if you cannot cashout with these methods then you should not create a seller account.
For Stripe, you must have residence or have a business based in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It is not possible to cashout this way in other countries due to cross border money transfer restrictions imposed on us by Stripe.
