Terms of use

Last updated: November 15, 2026

One Shot Lot is run by [operator legal name], [mailing address]. You can reach us at ngd85332@gmail.com or through the Help page. By buying or selling here you agree to these terms.

What One Shot Lot is

Sellers post one numbered photo of a batch of items and set a price for each. Buyers tap a number and pay. Each seller sells their own items: when you buy, you buy from that seller, not from One Shot Lot. Payments run through Stripe on the seller's own Stripe account.

Buying

• An item belongs to the first buyer whose payment goes through. Looking at an item, opening checkout or choosing to add it to a pile does not hold it for you.
• When you tap Pay, your card is first authorized. If someone else's payment went through first, or the listing changed while you were paying, the authorization is canceled and you are not charged. Your bank may show a pending hold for a short time; it drops off on its own.
• Prices are in US dollars. Each seller sets their own shipping, and it is shown before you pay.
• Sales tax is not collected through One Shot Lot at this time. Sellers are responsible for any taxes due on their sales.
• Piles: when a seller offers them, you can keep a pile open for 24 or 48 hours and add more with no extra shipping. If the seller offers free shipping from a set amount and your pile reaches at least that amount, the shipping you paid on the pile is refunded once, automatically. The shipping deal is fixed when your pile opens.
• Returns and refunds are up to the seller. If something is wrong with an order, write to us from the Help page with your order details.
• If you dispute a charge with your bank, the seller answers the dispute through Stripe.

Selling

• To sell you need a One Shot Lot account and a Stripe account set up through One Shot Lot. Stripe's own terms apply to your Stripe account. Sellers must be at least 18.
• You are the seller of record. Charges are made on your Stripe account, Stripe's processing fees come out of your sales, and disputes are yours to answer.
• One Shot Lot keeps a platform fee of 3% of the item price on each sale. Shipping is not included in the fee. When you refund an item, the fee on that item is returned.
• Show and describe each item honestly. Photos must be of the actual items you are selling. Item squares are cut from your own photo; nothing is generated or added.
• You set your shipping. Ship what you sold, and refund what you cannot ship.
• Some items are not allowed. See the Community rules, which are part of these terms. Objectionable content and abusive users are not tolerated.
• Optional help with crops and prices sends your photo and your recording to the AI services named in the app, only if you allow it. You can type everything instead.

Your content

You keep the rights to your photos and text. You let One Shot Lot store them and show them to buyers (your shop, batch and item pages, and the images you share) for as long as they are listed and as needed to keep order records.

Objectionable content and abusive users are not tolerated. We act on reports within 24 hours: a listing that breaks these terms or the Community rules is hidden, or the seller suspended. Paid orders still get shipped and refunded as usual.

Closing your account

Sellers can delete their account from their account settings once nothing is still being paid for, shipped or refunded. Batches, items, photos, recordings and sign-ins are deleted. Order and refund records are kept because they are financial records.

Test payments

While a page shows "Test payments: no real money" or "Stripe test mode", no real money moves and nothing is actually sold.

Limits of our responsibility

Items are sold by the sellers, not by One Shot Lot. Each seller describes and ships their own items, and One Shot Lot does not inspect them. The service is provided as is, without warranties of any kind beyond those the law requires. To the extent the law allows, One Shot Lot is not liable for indirect or consequential losses, and its total liability for any claim is limited to the fees it received on the order involved. These terms are governed by the laws of the state in the operator's mailing address above. If something goes wrong, contact us first at the email above; most problems can be settled by a refund.

Changes

When these terms change, the new version is posted here with its date.