> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://polar.sh/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Acceptable Use > What you can sell with Polar, and why we have a policy for it ### What is the Acceptable Use Policy? The Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) defines which products and business models can be sold through Polar. Polar is built for software companies, so the policy covers digital goods and services such as: * Software & SaaS * Digital products: templates, eBooks, code, icons, fonts, design assets, and similar * Premium content & access: courses, private GitHub repositories, Discord servers, and subscription content It also lists what isn't supported — for example physical goods, human services, marketplaces, and high-risk or regulated categories — along with businesses that require a closer review. ### Why do we have one? As your [Merchant of Record](/docs/merchant-of-record/introduction), Polar is the legal seller of your products. That means we're accountable to card networks, payment partners, and tax authorities for every transaction on the platform. The AUP keeps the platform compliant, protects buyers from fraud and abuse, and keeps chargeback and risk levels low so we can keep offering great rates and fast payouts to everyone. Every organization is reviewed against the AUP before its first payout and monitored continuously afterwards. Learn more in [Account Reviews](/docs/merchant-of-record/account-reviews). The complete and binding list of acceptable, prohibited, and restricted products.