Legacy Unlock
One-time purchase listings from before per-run pricing existed.
Buyers and creators using Edgaze.
Overview#
Some older listings sold a one-time unlock before per-run pricing existed. Buyers paid once for access. These listings do not use per-run pricing.
New listings use a displayed per-run price and are not classified as legacy unlock.
This page is the only billing doc that describes the one-time unlock model.
How legacy unlock works#
Legacy products show a one-time purchase price instead of a per-run quote. You complete Stripe checkout once. Edgaze grants platform access recorded in your purchase history.
After unlock, you may run within the access rules for that legacy product. There is no per-run Edgaze charge on the legacy model.
Creator payment#
Creator share on a legacy purchase follows the split recorded at checkout time through Stripe Connect. It is not the 80% of margin per-run model used by new listings.
Moving to per-run pricing#
Creators who move to per-run pricing create listings separate from legacy unlock purchases. Existing unlock purchasers retain their purchase terms unless Edgaze communicates a change.
Refunds#
Marketplace purchase refunds for unlock checkout are handled through support review. An approved refund revokes access. See Refunds.
Special cases#
- Per-run listing: Uses the displayed per-run price rather than legacy unlock terms.
- Free listings: Zero price with no margin is not unlock. Treated as free access.
- API on legacy product: Per-run API billing applies only when the listing is on the per-run model. Legacy unlock has no displayed run price.
What you see in Edgaze#
- Product page: unlock versus per-run copy distinction
- Buy access: one-time checkout button for legacy listings
- No per-run price badge on legacy unlock products
- Per-run listings show one displayed run price instead
Related policies#
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