Legal Center

Policies written for site owners and SaaS teams

Find the terms, privacy disclosures, security reporting process, and business documents that govern Web Plura public pages, WordPress plugins, and optional cloud services.

Policy Snapshot

Effective policy baseline: June 1, 2026
Legal entity: WPlura
Privacy contact: privacy@wplura.com

Documents

Core documents by use case

The legal center lists the canonical policies used for payment-provider review and customer disclosure. Legacy aliases stay routed to the same canonical Terms and Privacy pages.

Customer and Website Policies

Documents that explain how customers, site owners, and visitors use Web Plura public, plugin, and cloud workflows.

Terms of ServiceService scope, account obligations, billing boundaries, limitations, and legal notices.Refund PolicyRefund request handling, cancellation effect, and payment-provider refund routing.Cancellation PolicyHow future renewal cancellation works, how access continues, and where to contact support.Privacy PolicyData categories, payment-provider billing data, retention, and rights requests.Cookie PolicyAuthentication, preferences, analytics, and security cookie disclosures.Acceptable Use PolicyRules for responsible use of scans, reports, accounts, integrations, and platform resources.Review NoticeHow Web Plura may request, moderate, quote, and publish reviews or testimonials.Report AbuseAbuse reporting page for misuse of accounts, plugins, cloud workflows, or public channels.

Business and Security Terms

Operational documents for teams evaluating cloud processing, security assurance, and service commitments.

Data Processing AddendumController/processor roles, subprocessors, transfers, and customer instructions.Service Level AgreementAvailability expectations, support response targets, and service-credit boundaries.Responsible DisclosureHow researchers can report security issues safely and privately.Legal CenterSecurity, privacy, compliance, and operational posture in one place.

Editorial Baseline

What these policies are designed to make clear

Web Plura is a multi-product WordPress SaaS. The legal pages therefore separate local plugin behavior from cloud account workflows.

Plugin capabilities and cloud capabilities are explained separately by product.

WordPress plugin admin screens do not collect cloud account passwords.

Public policy pages avoid hidden upgrade pressure and state where paid cloud workflows apply.

Refund policy is clear: cancellation stops future renewal, while paid fees are generally non-refundable except where the policy, law, or verified service failure applies.

Support boundaries make clear that Web Plura is a small independent product, not an unlimited managed-service provider.

Privacy, retention, and deletion language is product-scoped rather than one-size-fits-all.

Legal contact routes stay visible for privacy requests, security reports, notices, and support.

Need a specific channel?

Contact the right Web Plura team

Use support for product questions, privacy for data rights requests, legal for formal notices, and security for vulnerability reports.

Contact Support Security Disclosure