MOX Terms of Use
Last updated: July 27, 2026
MOX is currently under development. Certain functions described in these Terms may be planned, experimental, available only to selected users or unavailable until the Beta or public release. Descriptions of future functions do not constitute a binding guarantee that they will be released or remain available.
1. About MOX
MOX is a digital platform for creating, editing, processing, rendering, managing and sharing motion content and related digital materials.
MOX is operated by:
Lilia Tissen
Nellenburgstrasse 24
78576 Emmingen-Liptingen
Germany
Email: hello@mox.vision
VAT Identification Number: DE305621302
In these Terms, “MOX”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to the operator of the MOX website and platform.
2. Scope of These Terms
These Terms govern access to and use of:
- the MOX website;
- the MOX web application;
- user accounts;
- free and paid plans;
- projects, templates and files;
- rendering and automated processing functions;
- MOX Library;
- team and workspace functions;
- APIs and integrations, where available;
- related services provided by MOX.
These Terms apply to both consumers and business users.
Additional terms may apply to specific plans, Beta programmes, APIs, teams, promotional offers or third-party services.
By creating an account, purchasing a subscription or using MOX, the User agrees to these Terms.
3. Availability During Development
MOX is currently under development.
Features displayed on the website may be:
- planned;
- experimental;
- provided as a Beta;
- available only to selected Users;
- modified before public release;
- temporarily or permanently unavailable.
Descriptions of future features do not constitute a binding guarantee that a specific function will be released or remain available.
Where no registration, payment or production functionality is active, merely visiting the public website does not create a paid service contract.
4. Eligibility
Users must be at least 18 years old.
A person using MOX on behalf of a company, organisation or other legal entity confirms that they have the authority to accept these Terms on its behalf.
MOX may request information reasonably necessary to verify identity, authority, age, payment information or account security.
5. User Accounts
Certain MOX functions require a User account.
Users must:
- provide accurate and current information;
- keep login credentials confidential;
- protect their account against unauthorised access;
- notify MOX of suspected misuse;
- maintain control over their email address and authentication methods.
Users are responsible for activities performed through their accounts unless the activity results from circumstances attributable to MOX.
Accounts may not be sold, transferred or shared in violation of the applicable Plan or Team rules.
MOX may use reasonable security measures, including email verification, session controls, multi-factor authentication, rate limits and suspicious-login detection.
6. Plans and Subscriptions
MOX may offer Free, Lite, Pro, Ultra, Team or other Plans.
The current prices, billing intervals, storage limits, project limits, rendering limits, file limits, watermark rules, commercial-use permissions, team seats, API access, Library permissions and additional functions are determined by the Plan description shown at the time of purchase or selection.
The Plan description forms part of the agreement between MOX and the User.
MOX may introduce, modify, rename, archive or discontinue Plans. Material changes affecting an active paid subscription will be communicated where required by applicable law.
7. Paid Subscriptions
Paid subscriptions may be offered on a monthly, annual or other recurring basis.
Before completing a purchase, the User will be informed of:
- the applicable price;
- taxes, where applicable;
- the billing interval;
- whether the subscription renews automatically;
- the main included functions and limits;
- the available cancellation procedure.
Where automatic renewal applies, the subscription continues until it is cancelled in accordance with the cancellation terms presented during purchase.
Cancellation generally prevents future renewal. Unless otherwise stated, access to paid functions continues until the end of the already-paid billing period.
The final payment, refund, withdrawal and cancellation conditions displayed during checkout take precedence over general marketing descriptions.
8. Consumers and Business Users
A “Consumer” is a natural person acting mainly for purposes outside their trade, business or profession.
A “Business User” is a natural or legal person acting in connection with a commercial, self-employed or professional activity.
Mandatory consumer rights remain unaffected.
Provisions expressly limited to Business Users do not apply to Consumers.
MOX may request company information, billing details or a VAT identification number to determine the applicable contractual and tax treatment.
9. Payments
Payments may be processed by an external payment service provider.
MOX does not necessarily receive or store complete card or bank details.
The User must provide valid payment information and ensure sufficient funds are available.
If payment fails, MOX may:
- retry the payment;
- notify the User;
- restrict paid functions;
- pause rendering or processing;
- provide a grace period;
- downgrade the account;
- suspend the affected subscription.
Outstanding payment obligations remain unaffected.
Taxes and invoice treatment depend on the User’s status, billing address, applicable law and the information provided during checkout.
10. Upgrades, Downgrades and Usage Limits
A Plan change may take effect immediately or at the beginning of the next billing period, as shown during the change process.
Changing to a lower Plan may cause existing projects, files, storage or usage to exceed the new limits.
In an over-limit state, MOX may restrict:
- new projects;
- new uploads;
- rendering;
- editing;
- API use;
- team functions;
- other affected features.
MOX will not intentionally delete resources solely because a User exceeds a Plan limit without providing notice or an appropriate User-controlled process, except where deletion is required for security, legal compliance or enforcement of these Terms.
The User may be required to delete resources, reduce usage or upgrade the Plan.
11. User Content
“User Content” includes all materials uploaded, submitted, created, generated, edited, transferred, published or shared through MOX, including:
- videos;
- images;
- audio;
- music;
- voices;
- fonts;
- text;
- project files;
- templates;
- logos;
- personal data;
- metadata;
- render outputs.
The User retains any rights the User already holds in their original User Content.
The User is solely responsible for User Content and for the consequences of uploading, processing, publishing, sharing or commercially using it.
12. User Rights and Permissions
By uploading or submitting User Content, the User confirms that the User possesses all rights, licences, permissions and consents necessary to:
- use the content;
- upload it to MOX;
- modify and process it;
- combine it with other materials;
- render and export it;
- publish or distribute it;
- authorise MOX and its technical providers to process it for operation of the service.
This includes, where applicable:
- copyright;
- trademark rights;
- music and synchronisation rights;
- font licences;
- image rights;
- voice rights;
- publicity rights;
- privacy permissions;
- consent of identifiable persons;
- contractual permissions.
MOX does not verify ownership or licence status of every uploaded item.
MOX does not provide legal clearance for User Content or Outputs.
13. Licence Required to Operate MOX
The User grants MOX a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, store, reproduce, technically modify, encode, transmit, display and process User Content only to the extent reasonably necessary to:
- provide MOX;
- create previews and renders;
- enable collaboration and sharing;
- maintain security;
- provide support;
- prevent abuse;
- comply with legal obligations;
- operate MOX Library where the User Content is published there.
This operational licence does not transfer ownership of the User’s original materials to MOX.
Unless otherwise stated for public Library Content, the licence ends when the relevant content is deleted, subject to technically necessary backup periods, legal retention requirements and previously authorised uses.
14. Free Plan and MOX Library
Projects and Outputs created under the Free Plan may be subject to:
- watermarks;
- restricted commercial permissions;
- reduced limits;
- automatic or optional publication in MOX Library;
- reuse or template permissions;
- additional Library terms displayed before publication or Plan selection.
Where a Free Plan project is published in MOX Library, the User grants MOX a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to:
- host and display it;
- make it technically accessible;
- promote MOX using it;
- show it in examples, demonstrations and marketing;
- enable permitted Library functions;
- reproduce and adapt it to the extent technically required for those purposes.
The exact publication and reuse permissions applicable to a project must be shown in the relevant Plan or Library interface.
The User remains responsible for ensuring that the published content may lawfully be made public and used according to the selected permissions.
15. Paid Content and Commercial Use
Paid Plans may permit commercial use of Outputs, subject to the applicable Plan description.
Commercial permission provided by MOX applies only to rights controlled by MOX.
It does not grant rights to:
- third-party music;
- stock materials;
- fonts;
- trademarks;
- uploaded materials;
- images or voices of individuals;
- external AI models;
- materials subject to separate licences.
The User must independently verify all third-party rights before commercial use.
Paid projects are private by default unless the User chooses to publish or share them, subject to the specific Plan and feature settings.
16. Public Projects, Templates and Forks
Where MOX allows publication, template use, copying, forking or reuse, the User may select available permissions.
Once another User has lawfully created a copy or fork under the permissions applicable at that time, later removal of the original project does not necessarily invalidate that existing copy or fork.
Users who reuse templates or public projects remain responsible for:
- reviewing the content;
- checking third-party rights;
- removing restricted materials;
- adapting the project lawfully;
- ensuring that the final Output may be published or commercially used.
MOX does not guarantee that public projects or templates are free from third-party claims.
17. AI and Automated Processing
MOX may provide automated, algorithmic or AI-assisted functions.
Automated Outputs may:
- contain errors;
- include artefacts;
- be incomplete;
- be inaccurate;
- be unsuitable for the intended purpose;
- resemble third-party material;
- generate unexpected results;
- fail to qualify for intellectual-property protection.
MOX does not guarantee that an Output is:
- unique;
- accurate;
- lawful in every jurisdiction;
- free from third-party rights;
- eligible for copyright, trademark or design protection;
- suitable for professional or commercial use.
The User must independently review every Output before publication, distribution or commercial use.
Unless expressly disclosed and accepted under a future feature-specific policy, MOX does not use private User Content to train general-purpose AI models owned by MOX.
Processing by future external AI providers will be described in the applicable Privacy Policy or feature notice before activation.
18. Prohibited Content and Conduct
Users must not use MOX to upload, create, process, publish or distribute content that:
- violates applicable law;
- infringes intellectual-property rights;
- violates privacy, image, voice or publicity rights;
- contains malware or harmful code;
- facilitates fraud or deception;
- unlawfully impersonates another person;
- constitutes unlawful harassment, threats or abuse;
- exploits or endangers children;
- promotes unlawful violence or criminal activity;
- contains unlawful discriminatory or extremist material;
- manipulates the service or bypasses technical limits;
- interferes with the security or operation of MOX;
- accesses another User’s account or data without authorisation.
Users must not reverse-engineer, scrape, overload or misuse MOX except where such activity is expressly permitted by mandatory law or written authorisation.
19. Moderation and Enforcement
MOX may review, restrict, block, hide or remove content where MOX reasonably believes that the content:
- violates these Terms;
- violates applicable law;
- infringes third-party rights;
- creates security risks;
- exposes MOX or third parties to legal or operational harm.
MOX may restrict, suspend or terminate accounts in cases of:
- serious or repeated violations;
- fraud;
- payment abuse;
- unauthorised access;
- misuse of APIs;
- malicious uploads;
- circumvention of limits;
- threats to platform security.
Where required by applicable law, MOX will provide a reason for the decision and an available means of complaint or appeal.
20. Teams and Workspaces
A Team may have its own subscription, members, seats, projects, files and usage limits.
Unless otherwise agreed:
- Team Content belongs to the Team or the legal entity operating the Team;
- individual members do not acquire ownership merely by creating Team Content;
- the Team Owner controls billing and ownership functions;
- Team Admins may manage members, workspaces and Team resources;
- members may access only resources permitted by their role.
A person joining a Team confirms that the Team may control, access, transfer or delete Team Content in accordance with the Team settings and applicable agreement.
Users must export or copy personal materials before uploading them to a Team where necessary.
21. Storage, Files and Backups
MOX may store physical files and logical references separately.
Deleting a project may not automatically delete every associated file if that file remains used elsewhere.
Storage and file-size limits depend on the applicable Plan.
MOX is not intended to be the User’s sole permanent archive.
The User is responsible for maintaining independent backup copies of important:
- source files;
- projects;
- assets;
- templates;
- Outputs;
- business records.
MOX does not guarantee indefinite storage of files after account termination, subscription expiry, deletion or an applicable retention period.
22. Rendering and Processing
Rendering and processing may be subject to:
- subscription status;
- available credits or usage;
- storage limits;
- queue capacity;
- file readiness;
- technical compatibility;
- security checks;
- ownership and access permissions.
Estimated processing times are not guaranteed.
Rendering may fail or be delayed because of technical errors, incompatible files, third-party systems, maintenance, capacity restrictions or other circumstances.
The User must review the completed Output before relying on it.
23. Third-Party Services
MOX may use or connect to third-party services, infrastructure, payment providers, AI providers, hosting providers, libraries or APIs.
Third-party services may be governed by their own terms and privacy policies.
MOX is not responsible for third-party services outside MOX’s reasonable control, including:
- outages;
- changes to external APIs;
- discontinued services;
- altered pricing;
- external processing errors;
- third-party account restrictions;
- third-party content or licensing rules.
This does not exclude liability where MOX is legally responsible for selecting, instructing or supervising a provider.
24. Intellectual Property of MOX
MOX and its licensors retain all rights in:
- the MOX name and branding;
- software;
- source code;
- interface;
- design;
- workflows;
- platform-owned templates;
- documentation;
- databases;
- original graphics;
- technical systems;
- proprietary materials.
The User receives only the limited right to use MOX according to these Terms and the applicable Plan.
No ownership in MOX technology is transferred to the User.
25. Beta Functions
Beta, preview, experimental or early-access functions may:
- be incomplete;
- contain errors;
- change without notice;
- have limited support;
- be discontinued;
- cause incompatibility with later versions.
Users must not rely on Beta functions for critical production processes without independent safeguards and backups.
Where legally permitted, Beta functions are provided without any additional guarantee beyond mandatory statutory rights.
26. Service Availability
MOX may perform maintenance, security updates, migrations and technical changes.
MOX does not guarantee uninterrupted, error-free or permanently available operation.
MOX may modify, restrict or discontinue individual functions where reasonably necessary for:
- security;
- legal compliance;
- maintenance;
- prevention of abuse;
- technical development;
- changes to third-party infrastructure;
- economic viability.
Mandatory contractual and consumer rights remain unaffected.
27. Warranty
Consumers retain mandatory statutory rights concerning digital products and digital services.
For Business Users, MOX is provided based on the agreed service description and available technical state.
MOX does not provide guarantees regarding a particular commercial result, audience response, revenue, conversion rate, marketing performance or legal protectability of Outputs unless expressly agreed in writing.
28. Limitation of Liability
MOX has unlimited liability:
- for intent and gross negligence;
- for injury to life, body or health;
- under mandatory product-liability law;
- where MOX has expressly assumed a guarantee;
- in other cases where limitation is prohibited by law.
In cases of ordinary negligence, MOX is liable only for the breach of an essential contractual obligation whose fulfilment is necessary for proper performance of the contract and on whose fulfilment the User may normally rely.
In such cases, liability is limited to the foreseeable damage typical for this type of contract.
To the extent permitted by law, MOX is not liable for:
- indirect or consequential loss;
- loss of expected profits;
- loss of business opportunities;
- loss of goodwill;
- losses resulting from legally impermissible User Content;
- User failure to maintain backups;
- decisions made solely on the basis of automated Outputs;
- third-party claims caused by materials supplied by the User;
- circumstances outside MOX’s reasonable control.
For Business Users, additional liability limitations may be agreed in the applicable business or Team contract.
29. Indemnification by Business Users
To the extent permitted by applicable law, a Business User shall indemnify MOX against justified third-party claims, damages, reasonable legal costs and expenses arising from:
- unlawful User Content;
- infringement of third-party rights;
- missing licences or permissions;
- misuse of MOX;
- violation of these Terms;
- activities performed by authorised Team members.
This obligation applies only to the extent that the Business User is responsible for the underlying violation.
MOX will inform the Business User of the claim and provide a reasonable opportunity to participate in the defence.
This section does not apply to Consumers beyond what is permitted by mandatory law.
30. Account Termination and Deletion
Users may stop using MOX at any time.
Paid subscriptions must be cancelled through the applicable cancellation process.
Users may request account deletion through the available account settings or by contacting MOX where such settings are not yet available.
Before deletion, Users are responsible for downloading and backing up required files.
Deletion may result in permanent loss of:
- projects;
- files;
- Outputs;
- account settings;
- personal workspaces;
- access to paid functions.
MOX may retain or anonymise certain information where required for:
- tax and accounting duties;
- fraud prevention;
- security;
- legal claims;
- proof of transactions;
- compliance with legal obligations.
Rules for public Library projects may require a separate deletion or rights-selection process.
31. Changes to These Terms
MOX may update these Terms to reflect:
- legal changes;
- new functions;
- security requirements;
- new Plans;
- changes to infrastructure;
- changes to business operations;
- clarification of existing provisions.
Material changes affecting an existing paid contractual relationship will be communicated in advance where required.
Changes will not retroactively remove mandatory rights already acquired by Consumers.
Continued use after the effective date of properly notified changes may constitute acceptance where permitted by law.
32. Governing Law
These Terms are governed by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany, excluding conflict-of-law rules and the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
For Consumers, this choice of law does not deprive the Consumer of mandatory protections granted by the law of the country in which the Consumer has their habitual residence.
For Business Users, the exclusive place of jurisdiction shall be the competent court at the operator’s place of business, to the extent permitted by law.
33. Severability
If any provision of these Terms is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain unaffected.
Mandatory statutory provisions apply in place of an invalid provision.
This clause does not change the statutory rules concerning the validity of standard contractual terms.
34. Contact
Questions concerning these Terms may be sent to:
Lilia Tissen
Nellenburgstrasse 24
78576 Emmingen-Liptingen
Germany
Email: hello@mox.vision