# Digilaine

> Digilaine is a creator commerce platform: creators describe their niche, audience, and offer; Digilaine helps produce digital products, sales copy, and published pages. Buyers check out securely and receive instant access (for example via email links), often without creating an account.

## Canonical entry points (resolve against the site origin)

- `/` — Product overview, positioning, and primary calls to action.
- `/pricing` — Plans, platform fees, and what is included at each tier.
- `/help` — Help center, FAQs, and links to policies.
- `/contact` — Support and business contact.
- `/status` — Service status and incident communication (if published).

## Policies (creators & platform)

- `/terms` — Terms of Service for registered creators and platform users.
- `/privacy` — Privacy policy for the creator-facing application and website.
- `/refund-policy` — Refund and billing policy for creator subscriptions and platform fees.
- `/cookies` — Cookie and similar-technologies policy.

## Policies (buyers / storefront customers)

These documents apply to people who purchase or claim products through a storefront powered by Digilaine:

- `/customer-terms`
- `/customer-privacy`
- `/customer-refund-policy`

## What Digilaine is not

- Digilaine is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Creators are responsible for their own compliance, disclosures, refunds to end customers where required, and the accuracy of generated content they publish.
- Individual creator storefronts and product pages may be hosted on subdomains or custom domains; their content is supplied by creators. The marketing site at the main domain describes the Digilaine product itself.

## Creator storefronts (public web)

- `/shop/{handle}` — A creator’s public storefront index (replace `{handle}` with their public handle).
- `/shop/{handle}/i/{product_slug}` — A public product sales page when the creator has published the page and the product is storefront-visible.

Production sites may also resolve these on a creator subdomain (e.g. `https://{handle}.yourdomain.com/i/{product_slug}`); the site’s sitemap lists the canonical paths on the main origin.

## Machine-readable discovery

- `/sitemap.xml` — URL list for crawlers (includes marketing pages and public storefront / product URLs when available).
- `/robots.txt` — Crawl preferences (private app and API routes are typically disallowed).

## Contact

Use `/contact` or the support email shown there for security, abuse, privacy, and billing questions.