Terms of Service

1Who we are

DF Views is operated by Individual Entrepreneur OLEKSANDR BONDARENKO, identification number 302312361, registered in Georgia and trading as DF Views at dfviews.com.

Legal notices go to legal@dfviews.com; customer support is support@dfviews.com and +995 595 009 543. Our full registration details, and how to verify them in the public register, are in §26 — Operator details at the end of these Terms.

● Why the registered address is not reproduced here. Our identity is established by our identification number and by the public register that holds it, which is the authoritative source and is maintained by the State — not by a line of text on our website, which nobody can verify. A counterparty who needs our registered address obtains it from the register in the same search that confirms we exist, or from us on request. We consider this more useful to you than an unverifiable address, and it keeps a sole trader's residential details out of search-engine indexes. Nothing here limits any statutory right you have to receive our full particulars, or our obligation to give them.

In these Terms, "we", "us" and "DF" mean the entity above. "You" and "Customer" mean the business that accepts these Terms.

2What these Terms are

These Terms of Service (the "Terms") form a binding agreement between you and us governing your access to and use of the DF Views platform, including the web application, the embeddable viewer, the rendering engine delivered to end users' browsers, and any related APIs and documentation (together, the "Service").

The following documents form part of these Terms and are incorporated by reference:

• the Privacy Policy, at dfviews.com/legal/privacy;
• the Data Processing Agreement ("DPA"), at dfviews.com/legal/dpa;
• the Acceptable Use rules in §7.

By creating an account, accepting these Terms in the sign-up form, or using the Service, you agree to be bound by them. If you do not agree, do not use the Service.

3Business use only — no consumer contracts

● The Service is offered exclusively to businesses. By accepting these Terms you represent and warrant that you are entering into this agreement for purposes relating to your trade, business, craft or profession, and not as a consumer.

We do not knowingly contract with consumers. If, despite this restriction, a contract is nevertheless formed with a person acting as a consumer, then any mandatory consumer-protection rights available to that person under the law of their country of residence apply and prevail over any conflicting provision of these Terms; the remainder of these Terms continues to apply.

You may not use the Service on behalf of another business unless you are authorised to bind it. If you accept these Terms on behalf of a legal entity, you represent that you have authority to do so.

4Accounts and security

4.1To use the Service you must register an account and create an organisation. You must provide accurate information and keep it current.

4.2Two-factor authentication is mandatory. Access to your account requires a one-time code sent to your registered e-mail address and a time-based one-time password (TOTP). You are responsible for keeping your authentication factors and recovery codes secure.

4.3You are responsible for all activity that occurs under your account and for the acts and omissions of everyone you invite to your organisation. Tell us without undue delay at support@dfviews.com if you believe your account has been compromised.

4.4We may refuse registration, and we may require verification of your business status.

5The Service — what it does and what it does not do

5.1The Service lets you upload 3D models and related assets, configure how they are presented (materials, lighting, camera, variants), and publish the result so that it can be displayed on websites you control.

5.2● We are a hosting and delivery service, not an author. We do not create, select, verify, endorse or edit your content. We do not generally monitor content stored or transmitted through the Service, and we are under no general obligation to do so. We act on notices as described in §9.

5.3The Service does not create or model geometry. It presents assets that you supply.

5.4We may modify, improve or discontinue features. Where a change materially reduces core functionality of a paid plan, we will give you reasonable prior notice by e-mail or in the application.

5.5Features marked as beta, preview or experimental are provided for evaluation only, may change or be withdrawn at any time, and are excluded from any commitment in §12.

6Your content — ownership, licence, and your responsibility

6.1You keep ownership. All 3D models, textures, images, product data, text, trade marks and other materials you upload or publish through the Service ("Your Content") remain yours or your licensors'. We claim no ownership in Your Content.

6.2Limited licence to us. You grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sub-licensable (only to our sub-processors listed in the DPA) licence to host, store, copy, cache, transmit, reformat, transcode, compress, and display Your Content, solely to the extent necessary to:

1. a)operate, secure and provide the Service to you;
2. b)display Your Content where and as you choose to publish it; and
3. c)comply with law and respond to notices under §9.

This licence is granted for the duration of your use of the Service and ends when Your Content is deleted, subject to the retention periods set out in the Privacy Policy and to backups that are overwritten in the ordinary course.

We will not use Your Content to train machine-learning models, and we will not use it to market to your customers or to develop competing products.

6.3● Your Content is your responsibility. You represent and warrant, on a continuing basis, that for all of Your Content:

1. a)you own it or hold all rights and licences necessary to upload, process and publish it through the Service, including rights in any third-party models, textures, photographs, fonts, brands and designs it incorporates;
2. b)it does not infringe any copyright, design right, trade mark, patent, trade secret, personality or other right of any third party;
3. c)it is not unlawful, and its publication does not breach any law applicable to you, to us, or in any country where you publish it;
4. d)it does not contain malware or content designed to interfere with any system; and
5. e)it contains no personal data other than as permitted by, and processed in accordance with, the DPA.

6.4You are the publisher. You decide what to publish, on which domains, and to whom. Where your published content reaches the public, you are the party making it available and you are responsible for it, including for any disclosure, labelling, pricing, advertising or consumer information required by the law applicable to you.

7Acceptable use

You must not, and must not permit anyone else to:

1. a)upload or publish content that infringes intellectual property rights, is unlawful, defamatory, obscene, or depicts or promotes violence, sexual exploitation, hatred, or terrorism;
2. b)upload or publish counterfeit goods or content designed to pass off another's brand or design;
3. c)use the Service to store or distribute material unrelated to presenting your products (including using storage as a general file host, backup or content-delivery service);
4. d)interfere with or circumvent security, rate limits, quotas, authentication, capability tokens, or any technical protection measure;
5. e)probe, scan or test the vulnerability of the Service without our prior written permission, other than through a responsible-disclosure report to security@dfviews.com;
6. f)reverse engineer the Service, circumvent its technical protection measures, or otherwise breach the restrictions in §13.5, which set out this prohibition in full and state at §13.6 the mandatory legal exceptions to it;
7. g)copy, resell, sublicense, rent or provide the Service to third parties as a service of your own, except by publishing your own product presentations as intended;
8. h)use automated means to create accounts, or use the Service to send unsolicited communications;
9. i)misrepresent your identity or your authority to act for a business.

We may set and enforce technical limits (including on file size, request rate, number of published items and storage) and publish them in the plan description.

8Publication, embedding, and the limits of protection

8.1Publishing places a viewer on a website you control, delivered from our infrastructure. You are responsible for the website on which you embed it, for its own legal notices, and for any consent or disclosure your own law requires.

8.2The viewer as delivered by us sets no cookies on your end users' devices. It keeps exactly one thing there, and only if the visitor changes it themselves: the picture-quality step chosen with the viewer's own control, stored as a single number in the browser. That number contains no identifier, no reference to the product viewed and no record that a visit happened; we never read it and it never leaves the device. Nothing else is written. The Privacy Policy describes this in full; if this changes, we will update that policy and notify you before the change takes effect.

8.3You must not present the Service in a way that suggests we endorse your products, or that we are the seller of the goods you present.

Extraction of published content

8.4● Acknowledgement — what publishing to a browser necessarily means. You acknowledge and agree that, in order to display a three-dimensional presentation, geometry, textures and material data must be transmitted to the end user's device, decoded there, and passed to that device's graphics hardware. This is inherent in every browser-based 3D technology, including ours. It follows that a person with sufficient skill, using development tools, graphics-debugging or capture software, memory inspection, network inspection, screen recording, photogrammetric reconstruction or similar means, may be able to obtain, reconstruct or approximate content you publish.

8.5What we actually do. We apply the following controls, and we describe them accurately rather than aspirationally:

1. a)published files are not served from guessable public addresses: access requires a short-lived signed capability token issued by our servers, and a request without a valid token is refused;
2. b)embedding is restricted to the website addresses you list, enforced on our servers when a viewer session is issued, not merely in the browser;
3. c)removal takes effect for newly issued access immediately, and existing tokens expire within their short lifetime;
4. d)assets are delivered in a form prepared for display rather than as your source files, which we do not publish.

8.6● What we do not warrant, stated plainly. We do not warrant, represent or undertake that content you publish cannot be copied, downloaded, extracted, intercepted, captured, recorded, decompiled, reconstructed or otherwise obtained by any person. No browser-delivered 3D technology can provide that guarantee, and any provider who says otherwise is overstating what is technically possible. The controls in §8.5 raise the cost and skill required; they are not, and are not offered as, a guarantee against a determined or skilled person.

8.7● Allocation of risk. You decide what to publish, at what level of detail, and to whom. Having been informed of §8.4 and §8.6, you accept the risk that published content may be obtained by third parties, and:

1. a)the occurrence of such copying or extraction is not a defect in the Service, not a failure to provide it with reasonable skill and care, and not a breach of these Terms by us;
2. b)it is not a ground for a refund, a credit, termination for cause, or a claim against us;
3. c)we are not liable to you, and we accept no responsibility, for any act or omission of any third party who obtains, copies, redistributes, modifies, reproduces or commercially exploits content you have published, nor for any resulting loss of revenue, loss of exclusivity, loss of design value, dilution of a brand or design right, or any other loss;
4. d)we have no obligation to monitor for, detect, prevent, pursue or remedy such acts.

This §8.7 does not apply to loss caused by our own wilful misconduct or gross negligence, or to any liability that cannot be excluded under §17.3.

8.8Your own measures. Because the decision of what to expose is yours, we recommend and you should consider:

1. a)publishing presentation-grade geometry rather than manufacturing-grade masters — do not upload the CAD or production file when a decimated display mesh will do;
2. b)keeping master files, tolerances, construction history and production data off the platform entirely;
3. c)keeping the list of permitted website addresses tight and current;
4. d)using visible or structural markings in published assets where the design warrants it;
5. e)unpublishing presentations you no longer need to display.

These are recommendations. We do not undertake to apply them for you, and their absence does not transfer risk back to us.

8.9Our cooperation. If content you published is copied and appears elsewhere, we will, on request and within reason, provide the information available to us that may help you pursue the matter — for example the identifiers and timestamps in your organisation's journal. We are not obliged to investigate, to identify a person, to bring or fund proceedings, or to act as your agent.

8.10Third-party rights are unaffected. Nothing in §8.7 limits any right or remedy you may have against the person who actually copied your content. Your rights in Your Content are unaffected by these Terms (§6.1); what §8.7 allocates is the risk between you and us, not your rights against anyone else.

8.11Nothing here reduces our data-protection duties. Sections 8.4 to 8.10 concern the copying of published product presentations. They do not limit our obligations regarding personal data under the Privacy Policy, the DPA, or applicable data-protection law.

The DF Gallery — our public showcase

8.12What it is. The DF Gallery is a public showcase operated by us at dfviews.com/explore, on infrastructure we run for that purpose. Placing a product presentation in the Gallery is a separate and additional choice you make; nothing you publish to your own website appears in the Gallery unless you put it there.

8.13● Two removals, and they are not the same thing. We deliberately keep them apart, and you should read the difference here rather than discover it from consequences:

1. a)Removal from the Gallery ends the display of that work in our showcase. It does not affect the presentation embedded on your own website, which continues to be delivered;
2. b)Removal of a published presentation under §9 or §10 takes it down wherever we deliver it, including from your own website.

Where the narrower measure is sufficient to address a notice, we apply the narrower measure.

8.14Who may take part. Viewing the Gallery is open to anyone. Taking part in it — holding a public profile, liking, following, or reporting from within the Gallery — requires an account. During our closed beta, accounts are created by invitation only; this is a commercial decision and we may change it.

8.15What you confirm when you place a work in the Gallery. The confirmations in §6.3 apply to it in full, and in addition you accept that the work, its title, description, tags and the public profile attached to it are visible to anyone. You may withdraw a work from the Gallery at any time. Withdrawal by you does not reverse, and does not pre-empt, a removal decided under §9.

9Illegal content — notice and action

9.1How to notify us. Any person or entity may report content available through the Service that they consider illegal by writing to abuse@dfviews.com with: the exact address (URL) of the content; an explanation of why it is illegal; the name and e-mail address of the notifier (except for notices concerning certain offences against minors); and a statement that the notice is made in good faith and is accurate and complete.

9.2What we do. We will confirm receipt without undue delay, decide diligently and in a non-arbitrary manner, and inform the notifier of our decision. Where we remove or disable content, we will give the affected customer a statement of reasons identifying what was removed, on what ground, and how to contest the decision, unless the law forbids us to do so.

9.3Effect of a valid notice. A notice that allows us to identify illegal content without a detailed legal examination gives us actual knowledge of it. We may then remove or disable the content, suspend the affected publication, or in serious or repeated cases suspend the account.

9.4Contesting a decision. If your content was removed or your account restricted, you may object by writing to abuse@dfviews.com within six months of the day we tell you the decision, setting out why the decision was wrong. We will review the objection and inform you of the outcome.

9.5Warnings, strikes, and repeat infringers. Where we uphold a notice against your content, we tell you what was removed and why (§9.2), and we record a warning against the account. Warnings accumulate: we keep a count of upheld decisions attributable to an account, and that count is visible to us when we consider the next one. We may suspend, for a reasonable period and after prior warning, accounts that frequently publish manifestly illegal or infringing content, and accounts that frequently submit manifestly unfounded notices. Where breaches are systematic, we may terminate the account in accordance with §10.2; termination for this reason is a decision taken by a person, and §9.4 (contesting a decision) applies to it.

9.6● Intellectual-property claims — a claim is not proof of a right. Claims of copyright, design-right or trade-mark infringement are sent to the same address, and we act on them only where the notice allows us to assess it. Accordingly:

1. a)contact details of the notifier are mandatory. A notice without a name and a working e-mail address, or a notifier who declines to provide them when asked, gives us nothing to assess, and a demand for removal made on that basis is unfounded;
2. b)the notice must state a ground. Acceptable grounds include documents evidencing ownership or licence, an earlier-created file or publication, registration particulars, or other evidence. A bare assertion that content is yours is not a ground, and we will not remove content on that basis alone;
3. c)an earlier timestamp is an indication, not proof. File and publication timestamps can be altered; we weigh them together with the rest of the material before us;
4. d)we may ask for further evidence and set a reasonable period for it. If no answer arrives within that period, we may close the notice without action, and the notifier may submit a new one;
5. e)a person decides, in every case (§9.11).

This paragraph concerns what we require in order to act. It does not adjudicate rights between you and the notifier, and nothing in it limits either party's right to go to court.

9.7These arrangements are intended to meet Articles 16 and 17 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (the Digital Services Act) so far as they apply to us.

9.8EU legal representative. Article 13 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 requires a provider that offers services in the Union without being established there to designate a legal representative in a Member State. Where that requirement applies to us, we will designate such a representative, notify the Digital Services Coordinator of that Member State, and publish the representative's name, postal address, e-mail address and telephone number in this section. Notices under this §9, and all other communications, reach us directly at abuse@dfviews.com and legal@dfviews.com, which are monitored and answered by us.

9.9Exceptions and limitations to copyright. Use of a protected work may be lawful without the rightsholder's permission — in particular for quotation, criticism, review, caricature, parody or pastiche, and under the other exceptions available in the country concerned. We take this into account before acting on a notice, and the fact that a notifier objects to a use does not by itself make that use infringing. If your content was removed and you consider that an exception applies to it, say so in an objection under §9.4 and we will reconsider. This paragraph reflects the safeguard required by Article 17(7) and (9) of Directive (EU) 2019/790.

9.10Serious cases — we act first. Where a notice concerns material that is manifestly unlawful and seriously harmful — in particular material depicting the sexual abuse or exploitation of children, terrorist content, or a credible threat to life or physical safety — we act immediately and investigate afterwards, without waiting for correspondence. Where we become aware of information giving rise to a suspicion that an offence involving a threat to the life or safety of a person has taken place, is taking place or is likely to take place, we inform the law-enforcement or judicial authorities concerned, as required by Article 18 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065.

9.11● A person decides, not a machine. Decisions to remove content, to restrict a publication, to record a warning, or to suspend or terminate an account are taken by a person. We do not operate automatic take-down triggered by a number of reports: reports inform the queue, they do not act on it. Where automated means are used at all in handling a notice, we say so in the statement of reasons we give you (§9.2). Nothing here prevents us from using automated tools to order, filter or prioritise the queue that a person then works through.

10Suspension and termination

10.1By you. You may stop using the Service and cancel your subscription at any time (§11.5).

10.2By us, for cause. We may suspend or terminate access, in whole or in part, where:

1. a)we are required to do so by law or by a valid order;
2. b)we have actual knowledge of illegal content (§9);
3. c)you materially breach these Terms, including §7, and — where the breach can be remedied — fail to remedy it within 14 days of our written notice;
4. d)your use threatens the security, integrity or availability of the Service or of other customers;
5. e)breaches of §6.3 or §7 are systematic — that is, repeated after warnings recorded under §9.5. Termination on this ground is our right, it is exercised by a person, and §9.4 applies to it.

Where the risk is immediate and serious, we may act first and notify you promptly afterwards.

10.3● We do not switch off your storefronts for late payment. Non-payment may lead to downgrade, restriction of the administrative application, or termination in accordance with §11, but we will not take down published product presentations solely because an invoice is unpaid. Your customers are not a lever against you.

10.4Effect of termination. Your right to use the Service ends. For 30 days after termination you may request an export of your content; after that period we delete it in accordance with the Privacy Policy. Sections 6.3, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18 and 22 survive termination.

10.5The end of a paid period is not termination. If your subscription simply ends — you cancelled it, or it was not renewed — your organisation moves to the Free plan and this section does not apply. What happens instead is set out in §11.5b, and your published storefronts stay live.

11Fees, payment, and refunds

11.1Paddle is our reseller and Merchant of Record. Our order process is conducted by our online reseller Paddle.com. Paddle.com is the Merchant of Record for all our orders. Paddle provides all customer service inquiries and handles returns.

11.1a In more detail: our reseller is Paddle.com Market Ltd ("Paddle"). As Merchant of Record, Paddle is the seller, issues the invoice, and is responsible for collecting and remitting applicable sales taxes and VAT. Your purchase is additionally subject to Paddle's own Buyer Terms and Privacy Policy.

11.2We do not receive or store your payment card details. Payment data is processed by Paddle and its payment providers.

11.3Plans and prices are those set out in our published price list and shown to you during the order process at the time of purchase, exclusive of taxes unless stated otherwise. We may change prices for future billing periods by giving at least 30 days' notice by e-mail; the change takes effect at your next renewal, and you may cancel before then.

11.4Renewal. Subscriptions renew automatically for successive periods equal to the previous one, unless cancelled before the end of the current period.

11.5Cancellation. You may cancel at any time, effective at the end of the current billing period. Access continues until then. Cancellation does not by itself delete your data — see §10.4.

11.5a We tell you before a paid period ends. Where your subscription is not set to renew — because you cancelled it, or because a payment has not gone through — we e-mail the address registered on your account (§23.1) 30 days, 7 days and 1 day before the end of the paid period. Where your subscription renews automatically (§11.4) we do not send these notices, because nothing is ending.

11.5b What changes when a paid period ends. Your organisation moves to the Free plan. In particular:

1. a)your published storefronts stay live on your website and keep serving your visitors. We do not take them down (§10.3);
2. b)storefronts you have already published stay published, including any above the Free plan's limits. The limits apply to publishing something new, not to what is already live;
3. c)your products, files and activity log stay where they are, and remain exportable;
4. d)embedding through the SDK continues for presentations that were published while your plan included it;
5. e)the DF Views mark appears on your storefronts again;
6. f)paid features of the administrative application stop until you are on a paid plan again — this includes saving your own materials, rigs and scenes, and renders above the Free plan's size.

What each plan includes is set out in our published price list and may change under §11.3; this paragraph describes what the change of plan does, not what the plans contain.

11.6● Refunds — 14 days. You may request a full refund within 14 days of a first purchase or of a renewal, for any reason. Requests are made to support@dfviews.com or directly to Paddle and are handled by Paddle as Merchant of Record. Outside this period, fees are non-refundable except where a refund is required by applicable law or where we agree otherwise. We do not refund amounts attributable to periods in which you used the Service after termination for cause under §10.2(c).

11.7Free plan. Any free plan is provided as-is, may be subject to lower limits, and may be changed or withdrawn on 30 days' notice. Section 12 does not apply to it.

11.8Dormant accounts. If nobody signs in to your organisation and nothing in it changes for 12 months, we may close it and delete its content. We e-mail the address registered on your account (§23.1) at least 30 days before that date, and the notice names the date. Signing in is enough to stop it — there is nothing to reply to and nothing to pay. You can export your content before closure (§10.4).

We do this because we do not keep people's data for longer than we have a reason to, not because of money: §10.3 continues to apply, and an unpaid invoice is never a reason to take a published storefront down.

12Availability

12.1We aim to keep the Service available and to restore it promptly when it is not. We do not commit to a specific uptime percentage and we give no service credits, unless expressly agreed in a separate written order form.

12.2We may perform maintenance, and will try to schedule planned maintenance to limit disruption.

12.3The Service depends on third-party infrastructure (see the DPA sub-processor list) and on the public internet. We are not responsible for failures of networks or systems outside our control.

13Our intellectual property, the API and the SDK

13.1The Service, the rendering engine, the shaders, the material system, the calibration data, the software, the designs, the documentation and everything else we provide — excluding Your Content — are and remain our property or that of our licensors, and are protected by copyright, trade secret and other laws. Nothing in these Terms transfers any of it to you. All rights not expressly granted are reserved.

13.2We grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable right to use the Service during the term, for your own business purposes and in accordance with these Terms. The Service is licensed, not sold.

13.3● We say plainly what the engine cannot do. The rendering engine executes in your end users' browsers. Code delivered to a browser can be read, and data loaded into a browser can be extracted by a determined person with development tools. Our access controls (signed links, capability tokens, server-side authorisation) protect against casual copying and direct-link downloading; they are not, and cannot be, protection against a skilled attacker with a debugger. We state this openly so that you can decide what to publish. The consequences of this for your content are set out in §8.4 to §8.11.

13.4Feedback. If you send us suggestions, we may use them without obligation or compensation. This does not give us any right in Your Content.

Restrictions on our technology

13.5Except to the extent §13.6 applies, you must not, and must not permit or assist anyone else to:

1. a)reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or otherwise attempt to derive the source code, underlying algorithms, shader source, material model, calibration data or file formats of the Service, the rendering engine, the viewer, the API or the SDK;
2. b)separate, extract, isolate or repackage the rendering engine, the viewer or any part of them from the Service, or run any of them outside the delivery arrangements we provide;
3. c)copy, modify, translate, or create derivative works of the Service, the engine, the viewer, the API, the SDK or the documentation;
4. d)remove, obscure or alter any copyright, trade mark, build identifier, watermark or other proprietary notice;
5. e)use the Service, the API or the SDK to design, develop, train, or improve a product or service that competes with the Service, or to train or fine-tune any machine-learning model on our software, shaders, rendered output or documentation;
6. f)circumvent, disable, or interfere with any authentication, capability token, quota, rate limit, origin restriction, licence check, or other technical protection measure, or use the Service through means designed to do so;
7. g)scrape, harvest, index or systematically extract data or assets from the Service other than your own data through the interfaces we provide;
8. h)sublicense, rent, lease, lend, resell, time-share, or provide the Service, the API or the SDK to any third party as a service of their own, or on behalf of a third party as a service bureau, except by publishing your own product presentations as intended;
9. i)self-host, redistribute, or embed the rendering engine in an application distributed by you, unless we have granted a separate written licence that expressly permits it.

13.6● Mandatory legal exceptions — what §13.5 does not, and cannot, prohibit. Section 13.5(a) and 13.5(c) apply only so far as permitted by applicable mandatory law. In particular, and without limitation, nothing in these Terms restricts any act that you are entitled to perform under Articles 5 and 6 of Directive 2009/24/EC on the legal protection of computer programs, or under the equivalent provisions of the law implementing it, including observing, studying and testing the functioning of the software to determine its underlying ideas and principles while performing acts you are entitled to perform, decompilation where indispensable to achieve interoperability with an independently created program, and reproduction necessary to correct errors so that the software can be used in accordance with its intended purpose. Any provision of these Terms that would purport to exclude those acts is, to that extent, of no effect. If you intend to rely on this section, we ask that you contact us first at legal@dfviews.com: in most cases we can supply the interoperability information directly, which is faster for you than decompilation.

API and SDK

13.7In this section, "API" means any application programming interface we make available to you, including its endpoints, credentials, schemas and documentation; "SDK" means any software development kit, client library, loader or embed script we make available; and "API Credentials" means the tokens, keys or secrets issued for accessing them.

13.8Availability. We are not obliged to make an API or an SDK available. Where we do, this section applies in addition to the rest of these Terms, and any additional developer documentation or plan-specific terms we publish apply as well. Access may be limited to particular plans.

13.9Licence. Subject to these Terms and to payment of applicable fees, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable licence, during the term, to use the API and the SDK solely to integrate the Service into websites and applications that you own or control, for your own business purposes.

13.10API Credentials. API Credentials are confidential. You must: keep them secret; not share them with third parties; not embed secret credentials in client-side code, public repositories or distributed applications; rotate them when personnel change; and notify us without undue delay at security@dfviews.com if you believe they have been exposed. You are responsible for all activity carried out with your API Credentials, whether or not authorised by you, until you notify us. We may rotate or revoke credentials where we reasonably believe they have been compromised or misused, and will tell you when we do.

13.11Quotas and rate limits. Use of the API and the SDK is subject to the quotas and rate limits published in the documentation or in your plan description. We may enforce them technically. If your usage materially exceeds them, or imposes a disproportionate load, we may throttle, suspend or restrict access, and will give notice and a reasonable opportunity to correct the usage where the circumstances allow. You must not use multiple accounts, credentials or addresses to evade a limit.

13.12Changes and deprecation. We may change, version or deprecate the API and the SDK. For changes that are not backwards compatible we will give at least 90 days' notice and, where practicable, maintain the previous version during that period. Changes required by law or to address a security risk may take effect immediately, with notice as soon as practicable.

13.13No warranty for integrations. You are responsible for your integration, for testing it, and for its behaviour on your own properties. We are not responsible for your code, or for loss caused by your integration failing.

13.14Suspension of API access. We may suspend or terminate access to the API or the SDK, in addition to our rights under §10, where you breach §13.5, §13.10 or §13.11, or where your use threatens the security, integrity or availability of the Service. Suspension of API access does not by itself suspend your published presentations.

14Confidentiality

Each party may receive non-public information of the other. The receiving party will use it only to perform this agreement, protect it with at least reasonable care, and not disclose it except to personnel and contractors bound by equivalent obligations. This does not apply to information that is public through no fault of the recipient, was already lawfully known, is independently developed, or must be disclosed by law — in which case the recipient will, where lawful, give prior notice.

15Data protection

15.1Our processing of personal data as a controller is described in the Privacy Policy.

15.2Where we process personal data contained in Your Content on your behalf, we act as processor and you act as controller. The DPA governs that processing and forms part of these Terms. If you require the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, they are incorporated in the DPA.

15.3You are responsible for having a lawful basis for any personal data you place in the Service, and for providing the information and rights that data-protection law requires you to give your own data subjects.

16Warranties and disclaimer

16.1We warrant that we will provide the Service with reasonable skill and care.

16.2● Otherwise, and to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Service is provided "as is" and "as available". We disclaim all other warranties, express or implied, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy, and non-infringement. We do not warrant that the Service will be uninterrupted or error-free, that defects will be corrected, or that any particular visual result will be achieved on any particular device, browser or display.

16.3Rendering is an approximation of physical appearance. Colours, gloss, and the appearance of metals and gemstones vary between displays and viewing conditions. We do not warrant that a rendered presentation matches a physical product, and you are responsible for any statement you make to your own customers about correspondence between the two.

16.4● No warranty of protection against copying. Without limiting §8.6, we give no warranty, condition or undertaking — express or implied, whether arising from these Terms, from our documentation, from our website, or from any statement made in the course of marketing or support — that any technical measure applied by the Service will prevent content you publish from being copied, extracted or reconstructed by any person. Any description of our access controls is a description of what those controls do, not a guarantee of a result.

17Limitation of liability

17.1To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, neither party is liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, or for loss of profit, revenue, goodwill, anticipated savings, business opportunity, or for loss or corruption of data, however caused, even if advised of the possibility.

17.2● Cap. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, our total aggregate liability arising out of or in connection with these Terms and the Service, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), or otherwise, is limited to the greater of: (a) the total fees you paid for the Service in the twelve (12) months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim; or (b) USD 100.

17.3What is never excluded. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for: death or personal injury caused by negligence; fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; wilful misconduct or gross negligence; or any other liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable mandatory law.

17.4The limitations in this section do not apply to your obligation to pay fees due, or to your indemnity under §18.

17.5Free plan. Where the Service is provided free of charge, our aggregate liability is limited to USD 100, subject to §17.3.

17.6You acknowledge that the allocation of risk in this section is a fundamental basis of the bargain and is reflected in the price.

17.7● Acts of third parties against your published content. Without limiting §8.7, and to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, we have no liability arising out of or in connection with the copying, extraction, downloading, interception, recording, reconstruction, redistribution or commercial exploitation, by any third party, of content you have chosen to publish through the Service — including any resulting loss of exclusivity, loss of design or brand value, loss of revenue, or claim made against you by anyone else. This §17.7 does not apply where such copying or extraction was caused by our wilful misconduct or gross negligence, and does not affect §17.3.

18Your indemnity

You will defend us against any claim, demand, suit or proceeding brought by a third party ("Claim") arising out of or relating to: (a) Your Content; (b) your publication of Your Content; (c) your breach of §6.3, §7 or §15.3; or (d) your infringement of any third-party right. You will indemnify us against damages, losses, liabilities, settlements and reasonable legal costs finally awarded or agreed in settlement of such a Claim.

We will notify you of the Claim without undue delay, give you reasonable control of its defence (provided any settlement that imposes an obligation on us requires our consent, not to be unreasonably withheld), and give reasonable cooperation at your expense.

19Force majeure

Neither party is liable for failure or delay caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including natural disaster, war, civil unrest, epidemic, act of government, failure of public telecommunications or of a major infrastructure provider, or large-scale cyber-attack. Payment obligations already accrued are not excused.

20Third parties

These Terms do not create rights for anyone other than you and us. Your end users are not parties to this agreement and acquire no rights under it.

21Assignment and subcontracting

You may not assign or transfer these Terms without our prior written consent, except to a successor of your entire business. We may assign these Terms to a successor of our business or assets, and may use sub-processors and subcontractors as described in the DPA; we remain responsible for their performance.

22Governing law and disputes

22.1These Terms and any dispute arising out of or in connection with them, including non-contractual disputes, are governed by the law of Georgia, without regard to its conflict of law rules. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply.

22.2The courts of Tbilisi, Georgia have exclusive jurisdiction, save that either party may seek injunctive relief in any competent court to protect its intellectual property or confidential information.

22.3Before commencing proceedings, the parties will attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute by negotiation for 30 days after written notice describing it.

22.4§22.1 and §22.2 do not deprive a person acting as a consumer of the protection of mandatory provisions of the law of their country of residence (see §3).

23Notices and language

23.1We give notices to the e-mail address registered on your account, or in the application. You give notices to legal@dfviews.com. Notices are deemed received on the next business day after sending.

23.2● The authoritative version of these Terms is the English one. Any translation is provided for convenience only; in case of any discrepancy, the English text prevails.

24Changes to these Terms

24.1Each version of these Terms carries a version identifier. We record which version you accepted, and when.

24.2We may amend these Terms. For material changes we will give at least 30 days' notice by e-mail or in the application. When a new version takes effect, you will be asked to accept it before continuing to use the administrative application. If you do not accept, you may cancel under §11.5; your published content remains available until the end of your paid period.

24.3Changes required by law or necessary to address a security risk may take effect immediately, with notice given as soon as practicable.

25Miscellaneous

25.1These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy and the DPA, are the entire agreement between the parties on their subject matter and replace all prior discussions.

25.2If any provision is held invalid or unenforceable, it is modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable, or severed; the rest remains in force.

25.3A failure or delay in enforcing a right is not a waiver of it.

25.4Nothing in these Terms creates a partnership, agency, joint venture or employment relationship.

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Contact: legal@dfviews.com · Individual Entrepreneur OLEKSANDR BONDARENKO, identification number 302312361, registered in Georgia; registry entry verifiable at napr.gov.ge, extract on request.

26Operator details

These are the details of the operator named in §1, placed at the end so that the Terms open with the agreement rather than with our registration record.