Terms
Last updated October 9, 2026
Using Meleon means you agree to these terms. Our privacy page covers your data.
These are our terms, written as a plain summary by the person who runs Meleon, not by a lawyer. If anything here is unclear, ask us at help@meleon.co.
Who we are
Meleon is run by Jackson Annese in Massachusetts. You can reach us at help@meleon.co.
Your account
You need to be 13 or older. If you’re under 18, you need a parent or guardian’s OK, and an adult’s card to buy. Keep your login to yourself. You’re responsible for what happens on your account.
Selling
- Your photos and listings stay yours. You let us show them in Meleon: in the app, on your shop page and on meleon.co.
- Only list pieces you own and can hand over. Describe them honestly, flaws included.
- No fakes, no stolen goods, and nothing that’s illegal to sell.
- When a piece sells, get it to the buyer the way your listing said you would.
- Meleon takes the buyer’s payment, keeps 10% of each item’s price, and owes you the rest. The buyer pays the card processing fee at checkout. We’ll set up how you get paid with you before your first payout.
Buying
- You pay Meleon at checkout, through Stripe, and we pass the shop its share. The shop is responsible for the piece and for getting it to you.
- Thrift and vintage pieces are used. Read the listing and look at the photos before you buy.
- If something’s wrong with an order, contact the shop first. If you can’t sort it out, email help@meleon.co and we’ll help.
Playing fair
Don’t harass people, spam, scrape the site, or try to break or get around how Meleon works. We can take down listings or close accounts that break these terms.
The fine print
Meleon is new and still changing. We provide it as is, and sometimes things will break. As far as the law allows, we aren’t responsible for indirect losses, and for anything else our responsibility is limited to what you paid Meleon, or what Meleon kept from your sales, in the past 12 months.
Massachusetts law governs these terms.
Changes
If we change these terms, we’ll update the date at the top. If it’s a big change, we’ll tell you before it takes effect.