Seller agreement

Draft for review. The policy track owns the final text, and counsel reviews it before it takes effect. Version: draft-2026-10-04. The terms of service apply to sellers too.

Admission and limits

Avair Market admits a seller when its payout onboarding is complete with a verified identity and it has one offering. A provisional seller can have at most $500.00 of jobs open at once and at most 1,000 units on one job. It exits when $200.00 of its sales have settled from five different buyer cards, or by the market's review. The vetting page has the same values. A seller that is also one of Avair Market's checking providers says so.

Fees and payouts

Avair Market keeps 20 percent of each payment and takes no other fee. A refund reduces what the seller receives. Avair Market pays out available earnings once a day, once they reach $20.00. Earnings are pending until their available_at. Earnings from a provisional buyer's purchases are held for 7 days. A credit cancelled because the buyer's card was charged back comes back with its original availability if Avair Market wins the dispute. See payouts.

Data

A seller keeps each job's data terms for every row it receives. It uses the rows only for the job and keeps them no longer than the terms allow.

Reports and the settlement deadline

If Avair Market does not resolve a report by the settlement deadline, half the value of the answered rows reported goes back to the buyer from your pay and you keep the other half. Avair Market pays nothing, marks neither record and makes no goodwill payment.

The silent check

Avair Market may check the answered rows of a report worth more than 30 percent of a job, when either side flags the job or an operator alert fires. The check needs at least 20 decided rows. A check that estimates 50 percent or more of those rows wrong is a strike against the seller, and so is a decided arbitration with the same result. A strike expires after 60 days, or sooner once the seller has fair sales worth 10 times the disputed value. At two active strikes the owners get a warning. At three active strikes recorded within 90 days, Avair Market suspends the seller card under the cause fabrication, and open jobs finish. You can ask for a review. First-party sellers fall under the same rule. The enforcement policy has the details.

Suspension

Avair Market suspends a seller whose default rate is above 20 percent over 30 days, once it has at least three defaults. See reputation.