Protection for sellers delivering completed digital products.
Mehor helps sellers protect their work by keeping listing details, buyer communication, delivery activity, add-ons, and order status in one structured transaction flow.
Help sellers prove what was listed, agreed, and delivered.
Seller protection is about clarity. When a seller lists a completed website or mobile app, the order should clearly show what the buyer purchased, what the seller promised, what was delivered, and what happened if a problem was raised.
What seller protection helps with
Project details, price, delivery method, add-ons, messages, and order status stay attached to the transaction.
Sellers can show when files, repository access, setup notes, or add-ons have been delivered.
After delivery, buyers have a review period to check what was received before the order is completed.
If an issue is opened, Mehor can review order details, delivery activity, messages, and related context.
What sellers should do
List only projects you have the right to sell.
Describe what is included and not included clearly.
Use whole-dollar prices for listings, add-ons, and custom offers.
Deliver the files, access, and support promised in the listing.
Keep communication inside Mehor when discussing the order.
Respond to buyer questions and dispute requests when needed.
What seller protection does not cover
Misleading listings or false project claims.
Selling work you do not own or do not have permission to sell.
Delivering files outside the agreed order details.
Ignoring buyer questions, delivery issues, or dispute requests.
Trying to bypass Mehor’s checkout, order, or message flow.
How seller protection works during a dispute
If a buyer opens a dispute, Mehor can review the listing, messages, delivery details, files, add-ons, timeline, and order status. Sellers should respond clearly and provide any relevant information that shows the project was delivered as agreed.
The buyer explains what is wrong with the order.
Mehor reviews listing details, messages, and delivery activity.
The seller can clarify what was delivered and provide context.
The order may be completed, canceled, or partially refunded.
List your completed website or mobile app with clearer delivery.
Create a listing that shows what is included, how delivery works, and what buyers can expect before they start an order.