Terms of use

What these terms cover

Pleezpay (“we”, “us”) runs this website and the material on it that anyone can read. These terms apply to you whenever you visit or use any of it; using the site means you accept them. When you use it for a company or another organisation, you are telling us you are allowed to accept them on its behalf.

When a signed agreement applies instead

Visiting the site gives you no paid service. Platform services, payment processing, test or live accounts, advisory work and partnerships each need written terms of their own. If what this website says ever conflicts with something you have signed with us — an order form, a master services agreement, a partner agreement, a data processing addendum or any other negotiated contract — what you signed takes priority.

How you may use the site

Use the site lawfully, to assess Pleezpay for your business. In particular, don’t:

• disrupt the site’s security or uptime, or get in the way of anyone else using it;
• look for, scan for, get around or take advantage of a weakness unless we have agreed to it in writing;
• plant malicious code, fire off abusive automated traffic, scrape heavily enough to load the service, or pretend to be someone you aren’t;
• use the site’s content to act unlawfully or to breach another person’s rights;
• claim or hint that we endorse you or work with you, unless we have said so in writing.

Nothing here is a commitment

We publish product descriptions, roadmaps, examples, figures and documentation so you can judge whether Pleezpay fits. A feature labelled “In development”, “Rolling out” or something similar may not be available to everyone yet, and the label is no promise that it will be. Booking a demo or writing to us about a partnership makes you neither our customer nor our partner, and creates no agency, referral, fiduciary or exclusive relationship.

Who owns the content

Everything on the site — the site itself, our product names, the words, the look, sample code, documentation and the rest — is owned by Pleezpay or by those who license it to us, and is protected by intellectual property law. You may keep sensible copies for internal use while you assess us. Any further licence has to be granted expressly, in separate documentation or in an agreement.

Other companies we name or link to

Payment providers and other outside companies may be named or linked here. Each one answers for its own products, terms, security and availability. Naming a company doesn’t mean we guarantee or endorse it, nor that we have a commercial partnership with it.

No warranties

Within the limits the law sets, we provide the public website and everything on it “as is” and “as available”. We can’t guarantee it will be complete, up to date, always reachable or error-free at every moment. None of it is financial, investment, compliance, tax or legal advice.

Limits on our liability

Within the limits the applicable law sets, when a claim arises solely from your use of the public website, Pleezpay accepts no liability for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary or punitive damages, nor for any loss of profits, revenue, goodwill, data or business opportunity. Where the law forbids excluding a liability, these terms don’t try to.

Which law applies

Wyoming law (United States) governs these terms, and its conflict-of-laws rules are set aside, except where mandatory law says otherwise. A dispute that concerns these website terms alone belongs exclusively to the courts with jurisdiction in Wyoming.

Updates to these terms

We may revise these terms. Each revision applies from the moment it is published, to anyone who keeps using the site after that; it doesn’t reach back to earlier visits.

Contact

Questions about these terms: [email protected].