Terms

Last updated 22 September 2026.

These terms cover horoma.studio, horoma.school, and critiques.horoma.school, run by Horoma Ltd, 19 Lavele Str, 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria. By buying the course, buying a critique, or using either site, you're agreeing to these.

What's on offer

The course, Archviz From The Ground Up, is a paid, self-paced set of video lessons plus supporting material, delivered through horoma.school once you enroll. Some lessons are free to anyone; the rest unlock on payment.

Critiques, one-off video teardowns of a submitted portfolio piece, delivered through critiques.horoma.school. Each is a single, self-contained purchase, not a subscription.

Studio services, direct commissioned work (stills, shorts, talks, workshops, retroprospectives) run through horoma.studio. Those engagements are agreed individually with each client, by email or contract, and these general terms sit underneath that agreement rather than replacing it. If something in a signed client agreement conflicts with these terms, the signed agreement wins.

Payment and pricing

Payment for the course and for critiques runs through Stripe. Prices shown may adjust automatically based on your country, using purchasing-power parity, which is a genuine discount for buyers in lower-income countries, not a pricing trick. VAT is calculated and collected where required by EU law.

Access

Course and critique access is tied to your account, reached by a login link sent to your email, no password. Don't share your login link or account access with anyone else; it's priced and licensed for one person.

Refunds and the right of withdrawal

Under EU consumer law, buyers ordinarily have a 14-day right to withdraw from an online purchase. That right doesn't apply once you've started consuming digital content you've explicitly agreed to access immediately, and acknowledged that doing so gives up the withdrawal period. That's the box you tick at checkout, and it's the reason we don't offer refunds once a purchase is complete.

We do this deliberately, not to dodge the law: both the course and critiques come with enough free content and description up front, on the landing pages, in the free lessons, in the critique examples, that you should know what you're buying before you pay for it. If something's genuinely wrong on our end (a broken purchase, a duplicate charge, content that doesn't match what was described), write to admin@horoma.school and we'll sort it out individually. That's a case-by-case fix, not a standing refund policy.

What you're getting a license to, not ownership of

Buying the course or a critique gives you a personal license to view the content. It doesn't give you the right to redistribute it, re-upload it, resell it, or use it to teach or train anyone else without asking first. The material, video, written content, and any assets we provide, stays ours.

Anything you submit for a critique (your own renders, portfolio work) stays yours. Submitting it for a critique gives us a license to view it, discuss it, and include it (with the critique itself) as part of the delivered content, and, unless you ask us not to, as an example in future teaching material or marketing. If you'd rather your submission stay private, say so when you submit it.

Acceptable use

Don't try to break, scrape, or abuse either site. Don't use the support or contact forms to send anything unrelated to actually needing help. Accounts found sharing paid access or abusing the platform can be revoked without a refund, per the section above.

Liability

We do our best to keep both sites running and the content accurate, but we're a small operation, not a corporation with a legal department, and these are the honest limits: we're not liable for indirect or consequential loss, for downtime, or for how you apply what you learn in the course to your own professional work. Nothing here limits liability where the law doesn't allow it to be limited (for example, in cases of fraud or gross negligence).

Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of Bulgaria, and any dispute that can't be resolved directly goes to the courts of Sofia. If you're a consumer in another EU country, this doesn't take away whatever mandatory consumer protections your own country's law gives you.

Changes

We may update these terms as the course and platform grow. Material changes get a note on the site; the date at the top always reflects the latest version. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept the updated terms.

Contact

Questions about these terms: admin@horoma.school for the course and critiques, admin@horoma.studio for studio work.