No-refunds policy

No refunds, and here's why.

Last updated · 2026-05-13

MorningStack is a digital kit — Python files and HTML in a zip. The moment we email it to you, you have the product forever. We can't take it back, even after a refund. If we offered "changed my mind" refunds, the kit would effectively be free for anyone who asked, and we'd be out of business in a week. So we don't.

The trade-off: we work hard to over-disclose before you click buy — full screenshot on the landing page, a "who it's NOT for" section, 12-question FAQ, the kit's own README is right there in the email. Read all of that first. If you're unsure, email hello@morningstack.marketingprompthub.com and ask — we'd rather answer five pre-purchase questions than deal with one regretted purchase.

Is this allowed in the EU?

Yes — under EU consumer law (Directive 2011/83/EU on consumer rights), digital content delivered immediately is exempt from the standard 14-day right of withdrawal, provided the buyer explicitly consents to immediate delivery and acknowledges the loss of the withdrawal right before paying.

Our Stripe Checkout collects exactly that consent: you tick a "I agree to the terms of service" checkbox referencing this page. That isn't a hidden gotcha — it's the legal mechanism that makes "no refunds on a digital download" possible in the EU.

If you're a consumer in the UK, EU, or EEA and want to verify this for yourself: the relevant clause is Article 16(m) of the directive. Most digital products you've bought from Apple, Amazon, Steam, or any indie platform use the same waiver.

What we WILL fix, no questions asked

The "no refunds" rule is for "I changed my mind" cases. It does not apply when something is broken on our end. We'll always make these right:

For anything else, ask before buying.

"What if you go out of business with my money?"

The kit is a zip of plain Python + HTML. There's no service to go down. Even if MorningStack as a business disappears tomorrow, the file in your Downloads folder keeps working forever. And if we do shut down, the build code goes open source on our public GitHub — so anyone (including you) can keep iterating on it.

Why $45 with no refunds vs $5 with refunds

Fair question. The other tools we ship in our suite (everysong, DraftFolk, etc.) are access-based — you get an account, and we can revoke access cleanly after a refund. The economics work at $5. MorningStack is a file the buyer keeps, so the same refund model would mean handing out free copies. The $45 price reflects this, and the no-refunds policy is the honest way to make the maths work.

How to ask if you need help

Email hello@morningstack.marketingprompthub.com. Include your order receipt (the email from Stripe). We reply within 2 business days, usually same-day. We're one person and we read every email.

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