Amplified Terms and Conditions
Printify, Inc.
108 West 13th Street,
Wilmington, Delaware 19801
together with
Printful, Inc.
11025 Westlake Dr
Charlotte, North Carolina 28273
Last updated: August 7, 2026
Before joining our online event, please read these Amplified Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) carefully. These Terms govern the event attendee, speaker, or participant in any other capacity (the “Participant”) registration for and participation in Printify, Inc. (the “Organizer”) Amplified 2026 online event (the “Event”). The Event co-organizer is Printful, Inc. (the “Co-Organizer”). You confirm your agreement to the Terms by registering to the Event and/or upon your attendance, at which point this document becomes a legally binding contract between the Organizer and the Participant.
A. General
1. The Organizer organizes, hosts and administers the Event and is the sole contracting party under these Terms. Administering the Event means operating the Event platform, managing registration and access, delivering and recording the Event, and making all moderation and enforcement decisions.
2. The Co-Organizer promotes the Event to its own merchants, communicates with them before and after the Event, may provide moderators for the Event, and may make its own offers or benefits available to its merchants in connection with the Event. Where the Co-Organizer or its personnel moderate the Event, they do so on behalf of and under the authority of the Organizer, and all moderation and enforcement decisions are made by, and attributable to, the Organizer. Any offer or benefit made available by the Co-Organizer is governed by separate terms between the Co-Organizer and the recipient and forms no part of these Terms. The Co-Organizer is not a party to these Terms and, save as expressly stated in these Terms, assumes no obligations towards Participants under them. The Co-Organizer is an intended third-party beneficiary of these Terms and may rely on and enforce those provisions expressed for its benefit, including the liability exclusions, the recording release and the intellectual property licence set out below.
3. The Organizer and the Co-Organizer may each, at their own discretion, make single-use promotional codes for store credit or a similar promotional benefit available to their own merchants in connection with the Event, including by direct message or email. Each code is issued by, redeemable only against the products and services of, and governed by the separate terms of, the company that issued it, and may be redeemed only by a merchant holding an account with that company. No Participant is entitled to receive a code; codes are issued at the sole discretion of the issuing company, which does not guarantee that any code will be offered, remain available, or be redeemable. Codes are single-use, have no cash value, are non-transferable, are personal to the recipient, and may be subject to an expiry date set by the issuing company. The issuing company may cancel a code or refuse to honour it where it has been transferred, shared publicly, or otherwise obtained or used improperly, or where the recipient has breached these Terms or the Amplified Code of Conduct. Any question or claim relating to a code is a matter between the recipient and the company that issued it, and forms no part of these Terms.
4. Participants are responsible for complying with all Event policies, guidelines, and instructions provided by the Organizer, including but not limited to Printify Sellers Club Terms of Service (available at https://sellersclub.printify.com/terms), Amplified Code of Conduct (available at https://printify.com/amplified-code-of-conduct/). By registering for or attending the Event the Participants agree to the Terms without modification and enter into a binding contract with the Organizer. Participants who access the Event through a platform or community operated by the Co-Organizer are subject to the terms and community rules applicable to that platform or community in place of the Printify Sellers Club Terms of Service. The Amplified Code of Conduct applies to all Participants regardless of how they access the Event.
5. Participants are responsible for their own actions and behaviour during the Event. They should comply with applicable laws and regulations and respect the rights and privacy of others.
6. Participants are responsible for any content they share, contribute, or post during the Event. Content shared should be appropriate, respectful, and in compliance with applicable laws, copyrights, intellectual property rights, Terms and Amplified Code of Conduct.
7. Participants must comply with the Amplified Code of Conduct at all times. The Organizer may, at its sole discretion and without prior notice or liability, warn, mute, remove or refuse further access to any Participant who breaches these Terms or the Amplified Code of Conduct. Moderation may be carried out by personnel of the Organizer or of the Co-Organizer acting on the Organizer’s behalf; all enforcement decisions are made by, and attributable to, the Organizer, including in respect of Participants who accessed the Event through the Co-Organizer and including where a breach is reported to the Organizer by the Co-Organizer.
8. Participants are expected to engage in respectful and professional behaviour throughout the duration of the Event. Harassment, discrimination, or any form of abusive behaviour towards other Participants or Event staff is strictly prohibited. Unacceptable conduct and language may include the nature and manner of communications, uninvited contact or following, and unwelcome sexual attention, among others.
9. The Organizer will make reasonable efforts to ensure the health and safety of Participants during the Event, as well as smooth Event delivery but make no guarantees as to the content and/or quality of the Event, including, but not limited to, participation of specific speakers, opportunities to conduct Q&A, refreshments, gifts, handouts, materials, uninterrupted access to the Event platform (in case of online Event) and others. Participants are responsible for ensuring their means to attend the Event, including, but not limited to, transport to the Event venue, accommodation, any technical setup that may be required to participate in the Event. In the case of online events this includes having a stable internet connection, using compatible devices and software, and familiarizing themselves with any specific technical instructions provided by the Organizer.
10. Participants are responsible for maintaining the security of their own devices, accounts, and login credentials used to access the Event or any platform hosted by the Organizer for the purposes of the Event. Sharing login credentials or providing unauthorized access to third parties is prohibited.
11. Participants understand and acknowledge that neither the Organizer nor the Co-Organizer is liable for any damages, losses, or injuries incurred during or as a result of participating in the Event. Participants attend or engage in the Event at their own risk.
12. The Organizer reserves the right to revise the Terms from time to time and the most current version will always be posted on the Organizer’s website or directly communicated to the Participant. The “Last Updated” date at the top of the Terms reflects the date of the last modification. By registering for or attending the Event Participants agree to the latest version of the Terms.
13. These Terms and the underlying agreement between the Parties are exclusively governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the state of Delaware, U.S.A. without giving effect to such state’s choice-of-law rules that may require the application of the laws of another jurisdiction. Each Party, acting for itself and its successors and assigns, hereby expressly and irrevocably consents that any disputes, controversies or claims arising out of or in connection with this Agreement, or the breach thereof, shall be finally settled subject to the claimant’s choice either by arbitration administered by the International Centre for Dispute Resolution in accordance with its International Arbitration Rules, such arbitration shall be seated the in the New York, or by the courts of Delaware, as well as the United States District Court for the District of Delaware.
B. Privacy Policy
14. Terms govern the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information of Participants attending the Event. By registering for or attending Event Participant acknowledges that the Participant has read, understood, and agreed to the Privacy Policy of the Terms. In context of these Terms the Organizer and Co-organizer are both joint controllers in relation to data processing for the general Event organizational purposes but remain separate data controllers in relation to benefits, communication, promotion activities which are governed by separate terms.
15. By registering for or attending the Event Participants hereby confirm that they are aware that the Event will be filmed, photographed, and recorded that may at times include the Participants (i.e., the Organizer may record the visual image and audio of Participants, including questions asked by the Participants). Participants consent to being recorded and grant the Organizer and the Co-Organizer a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicensable and transferable licence to record, photograph, edit, reproduce, publish, broadcast, distribute and otherwise use their name, image, likeness, voice, statements, questions, comments and any other contribution made during the Event, in whole or in part, in any medium now known or later developed, for the purposes of delivering the Event and of promoting the Event, future events and the products and services of the Organizer and the Co-Organizer. Participants waive any right to inspect or approve any such recording or its use, acknowledge that no payment or other compensation is or will be due to them, and waive to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law any claim based on rights of privacy, publicity, personality, defamation or moral rights arising from such use. Participants who prefer not to appear in any recording should keep their camera and microphone switched off and refrain from submitting questions or comments. A Participant may ask the Organizer to remove identifiable footage of them from any recording that has not yet been published, and may object to further promotional use at any time by contacting the Organizer.
16. Any content Participants share or create in connection with the Event or any information Participants share with Organizer or other Participants during Event or in any post-Event surveys or feedback is not considered confidential.
17. Organizer may collect personal information from Participants, including but not limited to:
a. Name, contact details (such as email address, phone number), and professional information (such as job title, company name) provided during registration.
b. Information shared during the Event, such as questions, comments, or survey responses.
c. Technical information automatically collected via online activity.
18. Personal data may be used for the following promotional purposes, including but not limited to:
a. Communicate with Participants regarding the Event, including updates, schedule changes, or important announcements.
b. Organize and deliver the Event.
c. Provide access to Event materials, presentations, or recordings.
d. Personalize the Event experience, including tailoring content or recommendations based on Participant preferences.
e. Improve the Event, Organizer’s services, and understand Participant needs and interests.
f. Conduct surveys, evaluations, or research related to the Event.
g. Comply with legal obligations or protect Organizer’s rights and interests.
h. Send promotional offers, newsletters, or marketing communications.
i. Personalize Organizer’s content, recommendations, or advertisements.
j. Conduct market research, analytics, and statistical analysis.
k. Improve Organizer’s products, services, and website functionality.
l. Any other legitimate purposes of the Organizer.
19. The legal basis for processing personal data includes the compliance with legal obligations, and the legitimate interests of the Organizer and Participants. Legitimate interests may involve processing data for purposes such as brand promotion, improving services, conducting market research, or ensuring the security and integrity of the Event. If you require more detailed information about the specific legal basis for any particular processing activity, please contact us.
20. Organizer may share personal data with Organizer’s and Co-organizers affiliates, agents, consultants such as:
a. Third-party service providers who assist to organize the Event.
b. business partners or affiliates for joint marketing or promotional activities, with Participant’s consent where required by law.
c. Law enforcement agencies, regulatory authorities, or other third parties when necessary to comply with legal obligations, enforce rights, or protect the rights, property, or safety of individuals or others.
21. Participants have the right to:
a. Access their personal data and request information about its usage.
b. Rectify any inaccurate or incomplete personal data.
c. Object to the data usage for promotional purposes.
d. Ask Organizer supplementary information about:
I: The categories of data Organizer is processing.
II: The purposes of data processing.
III: The categories of third parties to whom the data may be disclosed.
IV: How long the data will be stored (or the criteria used to determine that period).
e. Participants can exercise these rights at any time by sending Organizer an email at [email protected]
22. The Organizer may use cookies and similar technologies to collect information and enhance Participants’ experience. By registering for or attending the Event, Participants consent to the use of cookies in accordance with Organizer’s and Co-organizers Privacy Policy and Cookies policy available on websites - https://printify.com and https://printful.com.
C. Intellectual Property Policy
23. Terms govern the use and ownership of intellectual property at the Event of the Organizer, as well as the Participant, if any.
24. Intellectual Property refers to any copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade secrets, or any other intellectual property rights protected by applicable laws.
25. All intellectual property rights in and to the Event, any materials or content presented or distributed in connection with the Event are owned by the Organizer and the Event speakers presenting at the Event. Organizer’s trademarks, logos, and service marks and those trademarks, logos, and service marks licensed to Organizer are registered and unregistered marks of Organizer.
26. By participating in or attending the Event, Participants, sponsors, or other individuals or entities grant the Organizer and the Co-Organizer a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, distribute, display, and modify their intellectual property solely for the purposes of promoting the Event, future events organized by the Organizer or the Co-Organizer or promotion of the products or services of the Organizer or the Co-Organizer.
27. Participants shall not use any intellectual property used in the Event protected by copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights without obtaining the necessary permission from the Organizer.
28. The Organizer may grant permission to the Participant to use intellectual property (i.e., any materials, copyrights, trademarks) used in the Event for the purpose of promoting the Event. Unauthorized use of intellectual property is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.
29. Participants, sponsors, or other individuals or entities hereby release and waive any claims, demands, or actions against the Organizer and the Co-Organizer arising from the use or misuse of their intellectual property during or in relation to the Event.
30. Participants shall maintain the confidentiality of any proprietary or confidential information disclosed to them during the Event.
D. Cancellation and Refunds
31. The Organizer reserves the right to cancel or postpone the Event in its sole discretion, without prior notice or liability.
32. In the event of cancellation or postponement, the Organizer will notify all Participants using the contact information provided at the time of registration and purchase. If the Event is not rescheduled within 90 days of the original date, Participants will be informed accordingly. As tickets are free of charge, no refunds will be issued.
33. The Event may be canceled or postponed for any reason, including but not limited to:
a. Acts of nature, such as severe weather conditions, natural disasters, or epidemics/pandemics.
b. Governmental regulations, orders, or restrictions.
c. Availability of key speakers.
d. Venue or online platform unavailability or unforeseen circumstances affecting Event logistics.
e. Force majeure events or other unforeseen circumstances.
34. In the event of cancellation or postponement, the Organizer may, at its sole discretion, provide alternative arrangements such as virtual events, rescheduling, or other options.
35. Participants acknowledge that such alternate arrangements are not guaranteed and are subject to the Organizer's discretion and feasibility.
36. Neither the Organizer nor the Co-Organizer shall be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising from the cancellation or postponement of the Event, including but not limited to financial losses, travel expenses, or inconvenience. Participants understand and acknowledge that the Organizer will not refund or compensate in case of cancellation of the Event.
37. The Organizer reserves the right to cancel or replace a scheduled speaker at its sole discretion, without prior notice or liability.
38. In the event of speaker cancellation or replacement, the Organizer will make reasonable efforts to notify registered Participants and attendees through the contact information provided at the time of purchase.
39. A speaker may be cancelled or replaced due for any reason, including but not limited to:
a. Unforeseen scheduling conflicts or personal emergencies.
b. Illness, injury, or incapacitation.
c. Technical issues.
d. Force majeure events or other unforeseen circumstances.
40. Neither the Organizer nor the Co-Organizer shall be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising from the cancellation or replacement of a speaker, including but not limited to disappointment, financial losses, or inconvenience.
41. Participants understand and acknowledge that the selection and availability of speakers are subject to change, and neither the Organizer nor the Co-Organizer shall be responsible for any damages or injuries incurred as a result.
42. In the event of speaker cancellation or replacement, the Organizer may, at its sole discretion, explore alternative arrangements such as substituting with another speaker, rescheduling, or modifying the program. Participants acknowledge that such alternate arrangements are not guaranteed and are subject to the Organizer's discretion and feasibility.
43. The Organizer reserves the right to accept or reject registrations of any kind of Participants (including listeners). Neither the Organizer nor the Co-Organizer shall be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising from the rejection of Participants.
