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Terms of use

Effective November 10, 2026

At a glance

  • The free version and Sign2TV Lessons cost nothing and have no usage cap.
  • Sign2TV helps with access and learning. It is not a certified interpreting service.
  • Paid plans are single payments covering 3, 6 or 12 months, never renewed automatically, and backed by a 14-day refund promise.
  • Use it respectfully and don't copy or resell what we've built.

These terms (which include our general terms of sale) form an agreement between you and the Sign2TV team (“we”, “us”, “our”), whose company details, host and consumer mediator are listed on the Legal notice page.

They apply to the Sign2TV browser extension, Sign2TV Lessons, Sign2TV Converse and the website sign2tv.com (together, the “Service”). Using the Service, or buying a plan, means you accept these terms. You can save or print this page at any time.

1. What the Service does and doesn't do

The Service displays English words as American Sign Language (ASL) signs performed by a 3D character, and offers lessons for learning ASL. Our signs are crafted by hand and simplified. Signing follows the English word order of the source text and does not apply complete ASL grammar, so the Service is no substitute for fluent ASL or a professional interpreter.

Don't depend on Sign2TV where an error could cause harm. In medical, legal, emergency, police, court, examination or employment settings, book a qualified human interpreter.

The extension runs in desktop Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers. Mobile browsers can't run extensions; the lessons work on any device. Please check these requirements before buying.

2. Plans and prices

3. Ordering, payment and access

4. Refunds, withdrawal and legal guarantees

5. Acceptable use

You agree not to:

We may suspend access for anyone who ignores these rules, after telling them why, unless the breach is serious or unlawful.

6. Ownership

The Service, including its design, software, sign animations and vocabulary file, belongs to the Sign2TV team. Some components come from other creators under their own open licences, listed in our third-party notices. ASL is the language of the Deaf community and belongs to no business; we claim rights only in our own animations and code.

7. Third-party sites

The extension runs on YouTube, meeting platforms and other websites that we don't own or control. We aren't responsible for their content, their subtitles or changes they make. If a platform changes how subtitles work, the extension may stop working there until we release a fix; if that lasts, the guarantee in section 4 applies.

8. Changes and uptime

We keep improving the Service, so features and signs evolve over time, without removing the main features you paid for during your plan. We work hard to keep it online, but short interruptions for maintenance or outside causes can happen.

9. Liability

We are responsible for supplying the Service as described. We are not liable for losses caused by your misuse of the Service, by events beyond our control, or by relying on it in the situations described in section 1. For business customers, our total liability is capped at what they paid us in the 12 months before the claim. Nothing in these terms limits consumer rights that cannot legally be waived.

10. Ending the agreement

You can stop at any time by uninstalling the extension. We may end access for anyone who seriously breaches these terms. Should we ever close the Service for good, paying users will get at least 30 days' notice and a refund for the unused part of their plan.

11. Updates to these terms

We may revise these terms as the Service develops. The date at the top will change, and significant updates will be announced on the home page. The version you accepted when buying keeps applying to that plan.

12. Language, law and disputes

These terms are written in English. French law governs them, without depriving consumers of the mandatory protections of the country where they live. Please contact us first: most issues are solved with a single email. Consumers may also refer a dispute free of charge to the consumer mediator named on our About us page. Failing that, the competent courts are those designated by law; consumers may always bring a claim before the courts of their place of residence.

Something unclear? Email hello@sign2tv.com and a member of the team will get back to you personally.