Seller agreement

1. Parties

This agreement is between Icey AB, company reg. no. 556968-8913, which operates Hampis (“Hampis”), and the person or company that registered and accepted it in the partner area (“you”). If you registered with a company, the company is the party. If you registered through an umbrella company service, the agreement applies to you and payments are made to that service.

2. Licence

You keep the copyright in your sounds. You give Hampis a non-exclusive, worldwide right to store, convert and sell the sounds on Hampis as ringtones and notification sounds, to make previews that end with a spoken “Hampis”, to let buyers trim the sounds with the ringtone maker, and to show the title and short excerpts when the sound is promoted.

Buyers receive a personal right to use the sound on their own devices. That right remains even if the sound is later removed from Hampis.

3. Rights

You confirm that you own or have a licence for all rights in the sound: music, lyrics, recording, voices and samples. Covers, remixes and excerpts from protected music, film or TV require a licence that covers sale as a ringtone.

Sounds may not imitate or use a real person’s voice, including AI-generated voices, without that person’s consent. No unlawful, offensive or misleading content and no third-party trademarks.

If a claim is made against Hampis because a sound breaks these rules, you compensate Hampis for the costs of the claim. Hampis may pause the sound and its earnings while a rights question is investigated.

4. Review and publication

We listen to every sound before it is published. Hampis may decline or unpublish a sound and then gives a short reason. Hampis sets the price, categories and presentation. A changed title, description or category on a published sound is reviewed before the change is shown.

5. Payment

You earn 3.00 kr per copy sold in SEK and €0.25 per copy sold in EUR, both for purchases of the sound and for clips made from it. For gifts, earnings count when the gift is redeemed for your sound. The amount is fixed when the purchase is made. Refunded purchases are deducted.

Free downloads earn nothing. We do not make your sound a free sound without your approval.

6. Removal

You can request removal of a sound in the seller area. We unpublish it as soon as we have handled the request. Anyone who has already bought the sound keeps the purchase.

7. Payouts

Hampis pays manually by bank transfer. There are no automatic transfers. Each payout is registered manually in Hampis and you receive an email with the amount and payment reference.

A payout is made when your balance in one currency is at least 500.00 kr or €45.00. Purchases count once they are more than 14 days old and not under review or refund. SEK and EUR are kept separate and never combined. Test purchases are never paid out.

New or changed payout details are confirmed with you through a separate channel before the next payout. Hampis is not responsible for a payment to an account you entered incorrectly.

8. Tax and invoicing

Hampis only pays partners who can handle the tax: a company (in Sweden with F-tax approval, elsewhere with an equivalent registration) or an umbrella company service such as Frilansfinans. You are responsible for tax, VAT and social charges on the payments.

Hampis prepares a statement for each payout. If you need to invoice, for example with VAT or through your umbrella company service, send an invoice for the same amount as the statement.

9. Termination, changes and personal data

Either party may end the partnership at any time by notifying the other. Hampis may pause the partnership immediately on suspected misuse or breach. Approved earnings for purchases made before the end are paid according to the terms above.

New versions of this agreement are shown in the partner area and apply only once you accept them. Earnings for purchases already made are never changed afterwards.

We keep your registration details, when you accepted which agreement version, and your payout details (encrypted). Accounting records are kept as long as the law requires, normally seven years. See the privacy policy for details.

Swedish law applies. Disputes are settled by the courts of Sweden.