Legal
Terms of Service
These terms govern your use of evolvinglane.com and the direct supply of our free resources, digital products, courses, business audits, coaching and related services. Tibor Molnar, operating as EvolvingLane, is the trader.
If you buy through a third-party platform (such as Udemy, Beehiiv, an app store or another marketplace), that platform's checkout, payment, cancellation and refund terms apply to your purchase, though our content acceptable-use rules still apply. Nothing here removes rights you have under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 or applicable distance-selling law.
Eligibility
You must be at least 18 and legally able to enter a contract. If you buy on behalf of a business, you confirm you have authority to bind it. Where the law treats you as a consumer, your consumer rights still apply.
Orders and contract formation
Product pages, proposals and adverts are invitations to order, not binding offers. A contract forms when we expressly confirm your order or begin providing the product or service, whichever is first. We may decline an order before acceptance (for example due to error, unavailability, sanctions or fraud risk) and will refund any payment taken. Where documents conflict, a specifically agreed written order form or proposal takes priority, then the product description, then these terms, then general marketing material.
Prices, tax and payment
Prices and payment schedules are shown before purchase or in a written proposal, and VAT is stated where it applies. You must use an authorised payment method and provide accurate billing details; the payment provider's terms also apply. For instalments or subscriptions, checkout states the amount, frequency, any minimum term, renewal basis and how to cancel. We never add optional charges without your express consent.
Digital content and online courses
Access or delivery happens in the way and timeframe stated at purchase. You're responsible for the compatible internet access, devices and software we describe. We may make reasonable, non-material updates to improve accuracy, accessibility, security or delivery. For direct consumer purchases of digital content supplied during the 14-day cancellation period, we ask you to request immediate supply and acknowledge that you lose the cancellation right once supply begins, where the law allows. Digital content must be of satisfactory quality, fit for its described purpose and match its description; statutory remedies include repair or replacement and, where the conditions are met, a price reduction or refund.
Services, audits and coaching
Scope, inputs, deliverables, timings, revisions or sessions and pricing are set out on the sales page, proposal or order form. You must give complete, accurate information and reasonable cooperation; delays in your inputs may move delivery dates. Audits, educational content and coaching provide general information and structured recommendations. They are not legal, tax, accounting, regulated financial, medical or other regulated professional advice. You remain responsible for your decisions, implementation, platform compliance and due diligence, and we don't guarantee revenue, profit, traffic, rankings, platform approval or any specific result. Where we use automation or AI-assisted tools, outputs may contain limitations or errors, so verify material facts before acting.
Your cancellation rights
As a UK consumer buying services at a distance, you normally have 14 days from the day after the contract forms to cancel without giving a reason, by sending us a clear statement before the period ends. A model form is available but not required. If you asked us to start during the cancellation period, you may owe a proportionate amount for work done before you cancelled. You lose the cancellation right for a fully performed service only where the legal requirements (including your express request and acknowledgement) are met. Statutory exceptions apply to personalised items, sealed media, live events and some other categories, and we explain any that apply before you buy.
Refunds
Where a refund is legally due, we process it without undue delay, normally to your original payment method, subject to the law and to the platform or payment provider's process. For purchases made through a third-party platform, request the refund through that platform unless we tell you otherwise. Any discretionary guarantee we offer for a specific product is shown before purchase and is in addition to your statutory rights.
Accounts and access
Keep your login details confidential and your account information accurate. Tell us promptly about any suspected unauthorised access. Access is personal to you unless team or business licensing is expressly stated. We may suspend access where reasonably necessary to investigate a security issue, non-payment, misuse or material breach, giving you notice and a chance to put things right where practicable.
Licence and intellectual property
We and our licensors own the website, course materials, videos, templates, audits, text, graphics and branding. On full payment you get a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to use the materials you bought for your own learning or internal business use. You may not resell, sublicense, publish, redistribute, upload to sharing sites, remove rights notices, share account access, train AI models on substantial protected materials, or create competing products, unless we agree in writing. Adapting worksheets and templates for your own internal use is fine. You keep ownership of material you provide and grant us a limited licence to use it only to deliver, secure and administer the services and to meet legal obligations.
Acceptable use
Don't use the services unlawfully, fraudulently or harmfully; don't interfere with security, introduce malicious code, scrape disruptively or try to bypass access controls; don't upload content that infringes rights or is defamatory, abusive, discriminatory or unlawful; and don't misrepresent our content, impersonate others, or use outputs for deceptive or unsafe claims.
Liability
We don't exclude liability where the law forbids it, including for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for breach of your statutory consumer rights. If you're a consumer, we're liable for foreseeable loss caused by our breach or lack of reasonable care and skill, but not for unforeseeable loss, business losses, or loss caused by inaccurate information you supplied or by third-party platforms. If you contract for business purposes, we exclude indirect and consequential loss, lost profit, revenue, goodwill, savings, opportunity or data, and our aggregate liability is capped at the amount paid in the preceding 12 months; that cap does not apply to consumers.
Changes, ending and disputes
We aim for availability but don't promise uninterrupted service. We may change these website terms going forward, without removing rights you've already accrued, and we give reasonable notice of material changes to ongoing paid services. A contract may end through your statutory rights, agreed cancellation, or for material breach after reasonable notice where appropriate. Please contact us first with any complaint, we normally acknowledge within five working days and respond substantively within 14. These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales; consumers elsewhere in the UK keep their mandatory local protections, and business parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.
This page reproduces the substance of our published policy. If anything here conflicts with your statutory rights, your statutory rights prevail.