Legal

Last updated: November 8, 2026.

Legal notice

Publisher

Clipsolo, its website and its kit are published by Bilal El‑Jindi, sole proprietor (entrepreneur individuel), in France.

SIREN: 814 962 585.

Publication director: Bilal El‑Jindi.

Contact

By email: contact@clipsolo.com

Hosting

Vercel Inc., 440 N Barranca Avenue #4133, Covina, CA 91723, United States.

Intellectual property

The texts, illustrations, software and the Clipsolo brand belong to the publisher.

The videos shown as examples belong to their authors. Real people appear in them with their agreement. The others are fictional examples, made with the kit.

Any reproduction requires written permission.

Terms of sale

The seller

Bilal El‑Jindi, sole proprietor, SIREN 814 962 585, France. Contact: contact@clipsolo.com.

What you buy

Clipsolo is a digital kit: a folder you open in Claude, with its Studio. It runs on your computer.

Your purchase gives you a licence to use it. It is written in the kit's LICENSE.txt file.

What you need

A paid Claude plan that includes Claude Code (Pro or Max), and a Windows computer. On Mac, the tests are in progress.

These plans, and ElevenLabs if you choose it, are in your name and paid by you. The kit never pays for anything on your behalf.

The price

The price is the one shown on the checkout page at the time of purchase, in one payment or two.

The launch price applies for 7 days after the launch, until the date written on the sales page. After that, the normal price applies.

Payment

Payment goes through Stripe, our payment provider. We never see your card number.

With two payments, the second one is taken one month after the first, as shown on the checkout page.

In Europe (the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, the United Kingdom and Switzerland), you tick a box on the checkout page to accept these terms. Elsewhere, paying on the checkout page means you accept them: the page says so, next to the button.

Access

As soon as your payment is accepted, your space on clipsolo.com opens, and you get an email with your licence key and the link to your space. You can download the kit again from your space at any time.

Updates

When we publish an update, the kit offers it to you. It is included, at no cost. To download it, the kit gives your licence key to clipsolo.com.

No withdrawal, no refund

The kit is digital content, delivered at once. When you pay, you ask for immediate access, and so you give up the 14-day right of withdrawal (in France, article L221-28 of the Consumer Code; elsewhere in the European Union, the same rule).

Every sale is final: there are no refunds.

If a payment is refunded all the same, by exception, its licence key is switched off: no more updates, no download and no space. The kit already on your computer keeps working.

What we don't promise

Clipsolo helps you make videos. We don't promise views, followers or sales.

You are responsible for what you post, and for the agreement of the people who appear in your videos.

A question, a disagreement

Write to us at contact@clipsolo.com.

The law

These terms follow French law. If you buy as a consumer, you also keep the protection of the rules of your own country.

Affiliates

Anyone can share Clipsolo with their own link, from clipsolo.com/affiliates, and earn 20% of the price before tax of each payment made through that link. The visitor's browser remembers the link for 60 days. If the visitor used several affiliate links, the last one counts.

The commission is paid by Stripe, to the affiliate's own Stripe account (Stripe Connect), 30 days after each payment, in the currency the sale was settled in. To be paid, the affiliate connects their bank with Stripe. Stripe can pay affiliates who live in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the United States or Canada, and it may ask them who they are, as the law requires.

There is no commission on one's own purchase, or on a payment refunded or disputed within 30 days. If a payment is refunded after its commission was paid, the commission is taken back in the same proportion. In 2 payments, each payment counts on its own.

An affiliate says only what is true about Clipsolo: no promise of results, no spam. They declare their own income and pay their own taxes. We may close an affiliate account that does not follow these rules. The commissions already due on payments that followed them are still paid.

We may change these rules. A change applies to the payments made after it is published here.

Privacy

In short

We keep as little as we can: what we need to sell you the kit, give you access and answer you. We don't sell your data.

The kit runs on your computer: we never see your videos, your recordings or your brand.

You can ask at any time to see, correct or delete your data.

Who is responsible

Bilal El‑Jindi, sole proprietor, who publishes Clipsolo.

For any question: contact@clipsolo.com

On the website

Your browser keeps six small things, and nothing that says who you are: the version of the page you saw, so you always see the same one; if you open your space, the key to it, for 7 days at most, until you leave it; if you chose English on the French page, that choice, in a cookie, for a year; if you came through an affiliate's link, that link's code, in a cookie, for 60 days, so the affiliate is paid if you buy; your answer about Meta's cookie, yes or no, for 6 months; and, for a day, whether your country asks for this agreement first (nothing about you, just “yes” or “no”).

We count visits and clicks with Vercel Web Analytics. It sets no cookie and keeps nothing that says who you are: we only see totals, such as how many people opened the page or clicked the button. The only tool that sets cookies is Meta's: see just below.

Meta's cookie, for our ads

In the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, the website asks for your agreement first, with “Yes” and “No”. If you say no, nothing goes to Meta. Elsewhere, Meta's pixel runs as soon as the page opens, and you can say no at any time. When it runs, it sees the pages you open and the buy button you click, and sets its cookies (_fbp and _fbc) for 90 days at most.

If you buy while it runs, our server tells Meta about the sale: its amount, its currency, the page you came from, your IP address, your browser, and your email and your country turned into a code (a “hash”), which Meta compares with its own accounts. For this, the payment page also keeps this information, at Stripe. Meta uses it to measure our ads and show them to people who may buy, and also for its own needs, under its own rules.

Wherever you are, you can change your answer at any time, with “Cookies” at the bottom of the sales page.

When you buy

We receive your name, your email, your country and the record of your purchase (the date, the price, the payment method), to give you access, send your invoice and tell you about updates. We give you a licence key, kept with your purchase.

Payment goes through Stripe: we never see your card number.

Emails

After your purchase, we write to you about your access, your invoices and the kit's updates, and we send you three tips to get started (on day 1, 3 and 7). Each tip has a link to stop them.

If you also agree to our news, you can unsubscribe from every email.

If you ask for a reminder

We keep your email to send you two reminders before the price goes up, then news about Clipsolo now and then. Every email has a link to stop them in one click. Your email is kept by Resend, our email service.

When you write to us

We keep your email and your message, to answer you. If you don't follow up, these exchanges are deleted after 3 years.

In the kit

The kit works on your computer, with your own Claude plan. We receive neither your videos, nor your texts, nor your brand.

If you choose ElevenLabs, the sound of your recordings goes to ElevenLabs, on your account, after your yes, to write the transcript or make a voice. What Anthropic (for Claude) and ElevenLabs do with your data is written in their own policies.

For updates, the kit sends your licence key to clipsolo.com and downloads a file. As for any web page, our host then sees your IP address.

If you are an affiliate

We keep your email, your country, your affiliate code and the payments through your link (their date and amount, never the buyer's name), to count your commissions and have Stripe pay you. Stripe keeps who you are and your bank details, on its own: we never see them.

Why, and what allows us to

The contract of sale (access, invoices, updates), the law (keeping invoices), your agreement (our news, and Meta's cookie where it is asked for) and our legitimate interest (the security of the website, and measuring our ads outside Europe).

Who has access

Us, and the providers that run the sale: Vercel (website hosting), Stripe (the checkout page and payment), Resend (sending emails) and Notion (our list of buyers). They act on our instructions and only for this service.

When its cookie runs, Meta also receives what the part “Meta's cookie” says. For that part, Meta also decides what it does with it, under its own rules.

Some are located outside the European Union, notably in the United States. These transfers are covered by the safeguards provided by the GDPR, such as the European Commission's standard contractual clauses.

Our host may keep technical logs, including the IP address, for a short time, for the security of the service.

How long

The record of your purchase and your invoices: as long as the law requires, which is 10 years in France.

Your email for our news: until you unsubscribe. Your messages: 3 years without follow-up.

Your affiliate details: as long as you are an affiliate, then as long as the law requires for the payments made.

Meta's cookies: 90 days at most. Your answer about this cookie: 6 months. What Meta keeps on its side: see its own rules.

Your rights

You can ask to see, correct or delete your data, object to its use, restrict it or get it back in a readable format.

Write to contact@clipsolo.com: we answer within one month.

If you believe your rights are not respected, you can also contact the data protection authority of your country (in France, the CNIL).