Terms of service
Revision prepared: 2026-10-01. This version applies from the date it is published on the live website.
These terms apply to Few&Fine, operated by PlentyPaper (플렌티페이퍼) (the “Company”). We welcome inquiries from individuals and businesses. Sending an inquiry or designer application does not create a paid contract or a payment obligation.
1. Our role and your agreement
We connect clients with designers and coordinate proposals, contracts, payment collection and payouts. Clients pay by bank transfer to the Company’s account, and we pay designers according to the agreed breakdown. The website does not offer card checkout or escrow.
Before paid work is confirmed, we provide the designer lineup, scope, schedule, total price, fees, payment terms and cancellation terms in writing for agreement. We remain responsible for our own services and our handling of funds. Acting as an intermediary does not exclude liability for our own fault or any responsibility imposed by law.
2. Prices and fees
The cost breakdown separates pitch fees for preparing proposals, the selected designer’s full project fee, platform fees and taxes. Website packages and calculator figures are planning references. We confirm the final amount payable and applicable taxes before you enter into a contract.
Designers also pay a platform fee. Before participation, we agree the fee basis, rate, whether it applies to pitch fees, when it is deducted and the expected net payout. We do not add fees after the fact without agreement.
3. Proposals and pitch fees
Designers who complete the agreed proposal receive the agreed pitch fee, whether or not their proposal is selected. The amount, payment date and treatment of incomplete or interrupted work are agreed before participation.
A pitch fee for a proposal completed as agreed is not refundable merely because that proposal was not selected. This does not limit statutory cancellation rights or remedies for non-performance, defects or fault by us or the designer.
4. Cancellation and refunds
To request a cancellation or refund, email us with the project details and your request. We review the work completed, any unperformed services and applicable law to determine and process the amount due. We do not apply a blanket no-refund rule.
Consumers retain their statutory withdrawal rights and remedies for non-performance or defective services. Where starting a service may restrict a withdrawal right, we explain the reason and scope before work begins and obtain any required acknowledgement or consent. Mandatory legal protections take precedence over an individual agreement.
5. Full project and intellectual property
Work on a selected concept proceeds under a separate agreement covering scope, deliverables, revisions, schedule, fees, acceptance and rights. Reviewing a proposal or paying a pitch fee does not by itself transfer copyright.
Rights in an unselected proposal remain with its designer. Without separate permission, you may not use or modify it or ask someone else to produce it. The full project agreement sets the scope and timing of any license or transfer of economic rights in selected work. Uses permitted by law are unaffected.
6. Designer review and publication
We review portfolios and suitability for the relevant discipline before accepting designers. If we request a practical task, we agree its scope, fee and payment terms first. Applying does not guarantee registration or a project assignment.
We obtain separate permission from the relevant rights holders before publishing designer profiles, work, client names or project results for promotion or in our portfolio. Sharing information to carry out a project is separate from publishing it for marketing.
7. Payouts, tax and international work
We record agreed receipts and payouts and provide a settlement breakdown. We confirm who issues invoices and whether VAT or withholding applies based on the actual contract, business status, residence and applicable law. We do not assume a single tax rate for all payments or promise automatic invoice issuance on a designer’s behalf.
We accept international inquiries and designer applications. Before an international project proceeds, we agree availability, currency, transfer method and charges, taxes, timing, time zones and contract terms individually. Korean transaction terms do not automatically apply to every international project.
8. Responsibilities and disputes
You must have the necessary rights to information and work you submit. Do not infringe others’ rights, provide false information or disrupt the service. If a problem arises, we may restrict use to the extent needed and explain the reason.
Send questions, complaints or disputes to plentypaperstudio@gmail.com. We review the circumstances and respond with proposed next steps. These terms do not restrict your statutory rights to dispute resolution or legal proceedings. We announce changes to these terms and when they apply; we do not retroactively reduce rights under an existing agreement.
Operator information
PlentyPaper (플렌티페이퍼)
Representative: Lee Seung Jae
Business registration no.: 369-46-00829
Suite 402, 97-7 Myeongdal-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
plentypaperstudio@gmail.com
Online sales registration (Korea): Not filed