Terms and Conditions

Last updated: 13 October 2026

Company and scope

Examic.study is operated by EXAMIC LTD, incorporated in England and Wales. These Terms govern your use of the platform and the access activated or purchased through your account. Contact us at hello@examic.study or through the Contact page.

Access and accounts

The platform's account service is for adults aged 18 or over. Provide accurate registration information and keep your login secure. Access is personal and must not be shared, transferred or resold. Contact us promptly if you believe your account has been compromised.

Your plan page identifies your access and its period. Free access is governed by the Introductory Offer Terms. Any paid plan requires separate checkout and payment.

Free month and paid plans

Every new account gets a free month of 30 days with every published subject course and Mock 1 and Mock 2, with no payment card needed. It never turns into a paid plan by itself.

Monthly plan: £49 per month. Charged at checkout; all mocks unlock and monthly billing starts that day. It renews each month until you cancel.
3-Month plan: £99 paid once for three months (£33 per month). It does not renew automatically. Bought during the free month, the paid period follows the free month.

Both plans include all mock exams, full preparation resources and mock feedback. Paid access starts only after Stripe confirms your payment. If the free month or a paid period ends without a new payment, access to courses and mocks pauses and your progress is kept until you choose a plan.

Learning materials

Materials support examination preparation and general education. They are not advice about a real legal matter. Examic does not provide official assessment booking, grant admission or guarantee results.

The service must match its description and applicable statutory standards. Educational disclaimers do not remove your consumer rights.

Study Buddy

Study Buddy is an AI assistant. Its answers are generated from the approved material of the lesson you have open, can contain errors, and are not legal advice or reviewed course content.

Intellectual property and acceptable use

Materials and platform rights belong to EXAMIC LTD or its licensors. Your access gives a limited permission to use included resources for your own preparation within the access conditions. It does not transfer ownership.

Do not redistribute protected materials, scrape question banks, bypass access controls, share credentials, interfere with security, or upload unlawful or confidential third-party information. Applicable legal exceptions remain unaffected.

Support, maintenance and changes

Use the Contact page to request support or report issues. We may carry out maintenance, correct errors and make proportionate improvements. Material changes affecting your purchased service will be handled fairly, with appropriate notice and remedies where required.

Suspension

We may restrict access where necessary to respond to serious misuse, payment failure or a security threat. Action will be proportionate. We will provide reasons and an opportunity to resolve remediable issues where appropriate, and a route to challenge an account decision.

Cancellation and refunds

The Cancellation and Refund Policy explains how to stop future renewal and exercise applicable cancellation rights. Closing an account and cancelling a subscription are separate actions; contact us if assistance is needed.

Liability and rights

Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including fraud or death or personal injury caused by negligence. Statutory protections concerning digital content and services remain in force. We remain responsible as required by law for foreseeable loss resulting from a breach or failure to exercise required care.

Privacy and complaints

The Privacy Notice explains personal-data processing. Accepting these Terms is not consent to marketing or tracking. Complaints can be sent through the Contact page; see Complaints for how we handle them.

Applicable law

These Terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, subject to mandatory protections applicable to the consumer. Consumers retain any legally available right to bring proceedings in their home jurisdiction.