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Kaushal Kadariya is the person behind TemplatesCenter, and these terms describe the deal between you and him. What you may do with the files, what happens when you pay, and where responsibility sits. Plain wording rather than a wall of legal text.
Last updated June 5, 2026
Give accurate details when you sign up, keep your password to yourself, and never share access in a way that could be used against other users.
Templates, components, and downloads arrive with a license for use inside your own projects. Reselling them as a standalone product is off the table.
Paid plans follow the price, access length, renewal rules, and refund terms shown at checkout or on the product page itself.
Scraping, repackaging, attacking the service, slipping past payment, or uploading harmful and illegal material all end the agreement.
Opening an account, downloading a file, or paying for a plan means you accept these terms together with the Privacy Policy. Nothing extra needs signing.
Activity under your account is yours to answer for. Signing in through Google or GitHub shares only the profile those providers release, your name, email address, and avatar.
Files may go into your own builds or into work you deliver to a client, unless a specific product says otherwise. Reselling, republishing, or bundling them as a rival template pack, UI kit, or component library is not allowed.
A third-party processor handles the money. Whether a refund applies depends on the product, the plan, the purchase state, and the law where you live. If a charge looks wrong, send the order details over and it will be looked at.
Whatever you upload, paste, generate, or send stays yours. TemplatesCenter touches it only to deliver the feature you asked for, to support you, to defend the service, or to meet a legal duty.
Parts of the platform get improved, reworked, paused, or retired over time. Accounts that break these terms or put other users at risk may be restricted or closed.
Everything is offered as-is. Reading, testing, and confirming that a file suits your project before you ship it stays your own responsibility.
Unsure about a license, a charge, an account limit, or what counts as fair use? Send the question over and Kaushal Kadariya will answer it directly.
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