Fair terms for one virtual ticket

1. Who these terms are with

Svelte Summit AB, Hummelhaga 13, 153 95 Järna, Sweden, operates the event and licenses access to the broadcast and recordings. Contact us at [email protected].

Polar is the merchant of record and authorised reseller. Your checkout is with Polar, which collects payment, calculates applicable tax, supplies the receipt or invoice and handles billing and refunds. Polar’s checkout terms also apply to that transaction. These terms govern Svelte Summit access and your licence to use it.

2. What you buy

• A virtual ticket costs US$45 before any tax Polar must add.
• It is a one-time purchase, not a subscription or recurring charge.
• It gives one person access to the live online event on November 19–20, 2026 and ongoing replay access to the event recordings.
• There is no limit on the number of times that person may view the recordings.

The ticket does not include admission to the physical venue, travel, workshops, a right to download source video files or any item not expressly listed at checkout.

3. Your access licence

After confirmed payment, Svelte Summit AB grants you a personal, limited, non-exclusive and non-transferable licence to watch the live broadcast and recordings for your own use. The licence continues for the ongoing replay service unless ended under these terms, for example after a refund or serious misuse.

You must not:

• share, sell or publish your access link, token or authenticated session;
• record, copy, download, rebroadcast, publicly screen or redistribute the stream or recordings except where mandatory law permits it; or
• bypass access controls, interfere with the service or use automated means to extract content.

If an organisation needs access for multiple people, each viewer needs a separate ticket. Contact us if an accessibility need requires a reasonable alternative.

4. Intellectual property

Svelte Summit AB is the licensor of your ticket access. The site, event production, broadcast and recordings are protected by intellectual-property laws. Speakers and other rights holders retain rights in their underlying talks, slides, trademarks and other materials. Buying a ticket transfers no ownership rights to you.

5. Delivery and technical requirements

Access is delivered to the email address associated with the Polar order. You are responsible for entering an address you control and for a compatible, reasonably current browser, device and internet connection. Tell us promptly if an access email does not arrive; we may ask for information needed to match you to the order.

Live internet broadcasts can experience interruptions. We will use reasonable care to deliver the service and correct material faults. Any legal guarantee or remedy for a faulty digital service remains available to you.

6. Programme changes, cancellation and rescheduling

Speakers, session order and exact broadcast times may change where reasonably necessary, without changing the event’s essential nature. If the event is cancelled or rescheduled from November 19–20, 2026, you are entitled to a full refund under our refund policy. This is in addition to any remedy required by law.

7. Refunds, withdrawal and mandatory consumer rights

Our voluntary refund rules are set out on the refund page. They do not replace statutory rights relating to defective or undelivered digital services, cancellation, unfair terms or any other mandatory consumer protection.

Some laws provide a cooling-off or withdrawal period and some provide exceptions for dated events or digital content. If immediate supply can cause a withdrawal right to be lost, that happens only where the applicable law’s requirements are met, including your express prior consent and acknowledgement where required. Nothing here asks you to waive a right that cannot lawfully be waived.

8. Suspension and ending access

We may temporarily protect or suspend access where reasonably necessary to investigate fraud, security threats, payment reversal or material breach. Before permanently ending access for breach, we will normally give notice and a reasonable opportunity to fix it, unless the breach is serious, unlawful or creates an immediate risk. This does not limit mandatory remedies or any refund due to you.

9. Responsibility

Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability where doing so would be unlawful, including liability for fraud, intentional misconduct, personal injury caused by negligence, or breach of mandatory consumer law. Otherwise, each party is responsible for foreseeable loss caused by its breach. We are not responsible for loss caused solely by your equipment, connection, unlawful use or an event genuinely outside our reasonable control, but this does not remove any mandatory right to performance, price reduction, termination, damages or refund.

10. Law, disputes and changes

Swedish law applies, but if you are a consumer this choice does not deprive you of the mandatory protections of the country where you habitually live. Courts with jurisdiction under applicable consumer law remain available. Please contact us first so we can try to resolve a concern.

We may update these terms prospectively for legal, security or service reasons. The terms accepted when you purchased continue to govern that purchase unless a change benefits you, you agree to it, or mandatory law requires it.