Last updated: 2 November 2026
Terms of sale
Conditions générales de vente: what you can buy on Circuit Notebook, from version 1.0, and how it works. They come with the terms of use.
In short
- The notebook stays free. Premium is optional, by the month or by the year.
- It renews by itself until you stop it, in two clicks, from My plan.
- Within 14 days of your first payment, ask and you are refunded.
- If Premium stops, nothing is deleted.
1. Who sells
Circuit Notebook is made by Tom Rousseau, entrepreneur individuel (EI), RCS Chartres 132 318 833, SIRET 132 318 833 00010, 11 Rue Charles Darwin, 28300 Lèves, France (see the legal notice).
The payments go through Paddle (Paddle.com Market Limited), our reseller: Paddle sells Premium and the purchases for Circuit Notebook, as merchant of record. It takes the payment, sends the invoice, charges the right taxes and makes the refunds. The payment itself follows Paddle's terms for buyers; what you get, these terms.
2. What you can buy
- Premium, by the month (4.99 €) or by the year (39 €): more room online, the whole history, images and symbols without limit, and the Premium tools listed on the pricing page.
- The founder price: -50 % on Premium (2.49 € a month or 19.50 € a year), for life, for every account created before 1.0 (1 December 2026), each time it takes Premium. It applies by itself when you pay.
- +10 projects online (2.99 €, once): 10 more projects on the server, counted as long as the account is on Premium.
What each plan gives is on the pricing page. The free plan stays free, for ever, with every drawing tool and every export, without a watermark. People you share a project with never pay.
3. Prices and payment
Prices are in euros, taxes included. Paddle may show them in your currency and adds the taxes of your country on its invoice. You pay Paddle by card or another way it offers: Circuit Notebook never sees your card.
If a price changes, the new price applies to a subscription only from its next renewal, and only after you were told by e-mail at least 30 days before. The founder price does not change.
4. Renewal
Premium renews by itself at the end of each period (a month, or a year), at the same price, until you stop it. Before a yearly subscription renews, you get an e-mail between one and three months before, reminding you that you can stop it (French consumer code, article L215-1).
5. Stopping Premium
You can stop Premium at any time, in the app: your name → My plan → Manage. It stops at the end of the period you paid; until then, you keep Premium.
When Premium stops, nothing is deleted. What goes beyond the free plan becomes read-only (for example the projects online beyond 3, the most recently changed staying writable) until you make room or take Premium again. You can always open and export your projects. The "+10 projects" you bought come back with Premium; AI credits stay on your account.
6. Right of withdrawal
In the European Union, a consumer can usually withdraw from a purchase made online within 14 days. Premium and the purchases are digital and start at once: when you buy, you ask for them to start straight away, and you agree that you lose your right of withdrawal once they have started (French consumer code, articles L221-25 and L221-28). Paddle asks for this agreement when you pay.
Our refund promise below goes further.
7. Refunds
- Premium: within 14 days of your first payment, ask and you are refunded in full; Premium then stops. A renewal already started is not refunded, unless the law says otherwise.
- One-off purchases: within 14 days, as long as they were not used.
To ask, write to [email protected] with the e-mail of your account, or answer the e-mail of your Paddle invoice. Paddle pays the refund back the way you paid.
8. The service
Circuit Notebook is run with care, but given as it is: it may sometimes be unavailable for maintenance or because of a fault, as the terms of use say. If the service had to close, you would be told at least 30 days before, and what you paid for the time left would be refunded.
9. A disagreement
Write first to [email protected]: we will look for a solution together.
If it does not work out, a consumer can go, for free, to the consumer mediator of Circuit Notebook, CM2C (Centre de la Médiation de la Consommation de Conciliateurs de Justice): 49 rue de Ponthieu, 75008 Paris, France · phone +33 1 89 47 00 14 · cm2c.net/declarer-un-litige.php · [email protected]. The mediator can be asked once the written complaint sent to us has had no answer, or no answer that suits you, and within one year of that complaint.
Conformément aux dispositions du Code de la consommation concernant « le processus de médiation des litiges de la consommation », après nous avoir sollicités et à défaut de réponse vous satisfaisant, vous avez la possibilité de recourir gratuitement à une procédure de médiation de la consommation auprès de : CM2C, 49 rue de Ponthieu, 75 008 Paris — Tél : 01 89 47 00 14 — Site internet : https://www.cm2c.net/declarer-un-litige.php — Mail : [email protected].
These terms follow French law. A consumer keeps the protection of the law of the country where they live.