CelebrateThem
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Legal

Terms of service.

Last updated 18 April 2026Effective on launchGoverned by the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

These are the terms you agree to when you use CelebrateThem. They are written to be read, not skimmed. If something here is unclear, write to us and we will explain.

01About these terms

CelebrateThem is operated in Nigeria. When you create an account, publish a tribute, light a candle, send a message, make a payment, or donate to a family, you are agreeing to these terms. If you don’t agree, please don’t use the service.

We may update these terms from time to time. When we do, we will put a note on the homepage and email anyone with an account. Meaningful changes come with at least thirty days’ notice.

02Your account

You need an email address to create an account. You must be at least eighteen years old. One person, one account. Keep your password to yourself.

If someone else uses your account because you left it signed in on a shared computer, that is your responsibility, not ours. Sign out when you are done.

03What you share

When you create a tribute you are publishing words, photos, and sometimes audio or video about a person who has passed on. You keep every copyright you had before. By publishing, you give us a limited licence to store, display, and serve that content on CelebrateThem for as long as the tribute exists.

You are the one who decides what goes up. You must have the right to share everything you upload. Please be honest with the family if you are acting on their behalf.

04What we host

Your data lives on Supabase (Postgres and storage) in servers operated by them. Tributes are served from our own infrastructure. Payment flows run through Paystack and Flutterwave. We never see or store your card number.

05Payments and plans

The Forever plan is a one-time payment for a tribute that stays online permanently. Other plans are monthly or annual subscriptions that you can cancel from your account. All prices are shown in Nigerian Naira before you pay. See the Refunds policy for how to ask for your money back.

06Family support donations

If a tribute has a support campaign attached, visitors can donate money. The family sets the goal and the bank account. We pass the money on after a small platform fee and after Paystack or Flutterwave charges are deducted. We do not take a cut of anything outside that fee.

07Things you can't do here

Please don’t impersonate anyone. Please don’t publish anything that was not yours to share. Please don’t use CelebrateThem for hate, harassment, or fundraising for anything other than the family named on the tribute. We will take down tributes that break these rules, and in serious cases close the account that posted them.

08Ending the agreement

You can close your account from the Account tab at any time. When you do, your profile is removed. Tributes you created stay up unless you ask us to take them down. See the Privacy policy for what happens to your data.

We reserve the right to close accounts that seriously break these terms. If we do that, we will tell you why.

09If something goes wrong

We take reasonable care with the service, but we don’t guarantee it will be available every minute of every day. We are not responsible for losses that result from things outside our control, or for lost earnings, or for lost data where we have already told you to keep your own copy of anything important.

10Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Any dispute that cannot be resolved by a calm conversation will be settled in the courts of Lagos State.

Questions about these terms?

Write to legal@celebratethem.ng. We read every email and reply within two working days.