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Terms and Conditions

General Terms and Conditions for Advertisers and Publishers

1. Acceptance, Effect and Amendment of the Terms

1.1. This document contains the General Terms and Conditions for Partners (the “Terms”) governing the relationship between Adscompass Sp. z o.o., registered at ul. Szańcowa, nr 44, lok. 1, Warsaw, 01-458, Poland; Ads compass FZCO, registered at Dubai Silicon Oasis, DDP, Building A2, Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Adscompass International LTD, registered at 11 Shoreham Street, Sheffield, S2 4FA, United Kingdom; and the partners and users of ADSCOMPASS services (the “Partner”).
The three companies specified above form the ADSCOMPASS group and are collectively referred to as the “Company”, “ADSCOMPASS”, “we” or “us” under these Terms, unless the context of a particular section expressly provides otherwise.

1.2. The Company may at any time modify, suspend, restrict or discontinue, in whole or in part, individual functions, tools, advertising formats, monetization methods, integrations and other elements of the Service, including limiting their availability to particular categories of Partners, without prior notice.
Such changes may be made for technical, commercial, operational, legal or other reasonable reasons. The Company does not guarantee the continuous availability, unchanged operation or continued existence of any particular functions, tools or Service formats.
If the discontinuation or modification of a particular function directly affects an already running advertising campaign or the accrual of remuneration, the Company may take the necessary measures to complete, suspend or adjust the relevant operations in accordance with these Terms.

1.3. For matters related to the operation of the Service, the Partner may contact the support service at [email protected].

2. Definitions

  • “Service” / “Program” means the advertising platform, technologies and tools through which the Company connects Advertisers and Publishers and facilitates the placement, tracking and reporting of advertising materials (“Ads”).
  • “Advertiser” means a person placing advertising materials through the Service for the purpose of promoting goods or services.
  • “Publisher” means a person providing advertising inventory (websites, applications, push notification databases, domains and other traffic sources) for monetization through the Service.
  • “Account” means the Partner’s personal account on the platform.
  • “Self-Service” means a mode in which the Partner independently manages campaigns through the Account.
  • “Campaign” means a set of actions and settings intended to display advertising materials and generate traffic and/or conversions.
  • “Invalid/Fraudulent Traffic” means clicks, impressions, installs or conversions generated by bots, scripts, emulators, proxy/VPN farms, click farms, incentivized activity, forced redirects or other means that do not reflect genuine interest or activity of a real user.
  • “API” and “Connected AI Agent” mean the Company’s application programming interface and any automated or AI-based agent (bot, large language model, MCP client, script) to which the Partner has granted access to its Account.
  • “Confidential Information” — see Section 11.

3. Service and Operating Modes

3.1. The Company provides the Partner with the opportunity to participate in the Program by placing advertising materials on the inventory of registered Publishers or by monetizing the Partner’s own traffic through the placement of advertising materials from registered Advertisers. The Company tracks, records and reports on the Service at its own discretion and based on its own statistical system.

3.2. To obtain Advertiser or Publisher status, the Partner must submit an Account registration application (Self-Service) or contact the Company directly (Support Service), providing accurate and truthful information and without using aliases or other means of concealing their true identity. The Company may accept or reject an application at its sole discretion without providing reasons and may at any time supplement, modify, delete or request clarification of Account information.

3.3. By registering, the Partner confirms that:
(a) the Partner has full legal capacity and authority to enter into this agreement on its own behalf or on behalf of the legal entity it represents;
(b) the Partner has read and unconditionally accepts these Terms, the Privacy Policy, the Cookie Policy and other published policies;
(c) all registration information is accurate and will be kept up to date.

3.4. One Partner may have only one active Account unless otherwise expressly agreed with the Company in writing. Detection of multiple accounts gives the Company the right to block all related Accounts, withhold the remaining funds and refuse re-registration.

3.5. The Company does not guarantee:
(i) any specific placement, positioning or time of display of advertising materials;
(ii) any specific number of impressions, clicks, installs or conversions.
Any forecasts, estimated metrics, bid recommendations, traffic volume estimates, conversion estimates, CPA, ROI or other indicators are indicative only and do not constitute a guarantee of the actual results of an advertising campaign.

3.6. Transfer of an Account to third parties without the Company’s written consent is prohibited. The Company shall not be liable for any losses arising from non-compliance with this requirement.

3.7. The Company may edit, modify, correct, suspend or otherwise change the settings and parameters of entities created by the Partner within the Service, including Campaigns, Creatives and other objects, in the following cases:

  • upon the Partner’s direct request or with the Partner’s consent;
  • to ensure the proper operation of the Service;
  • to comply with applicable law, these Terms, and the rules and technical requirements of the Service;
  • to prevent fraud, Invalid/Fraudulent Traffic, violations or abuse;
  • for other reasonable reasons related to the security, technical operation or functioning of the Service.

The Company may independently determine the necessity and scope of such changes. If a change materially affects an already launched campaign or otherwise requires notification of the Partner, the Company may notify the Partner using the communication methods provided for in these Terms.

4. Prohibited and Restricted Activities

Prohibited Categories and Activities

The Company does not cooperate with Advertisers or Publishers where the Partner’s activities, advertising materials, goods or services:

  • have a confirmed or suspected connection with terrorist organizations, illegal trafficking of weapons or ammunition, or other forms of unlawful activity;
  • are related to money laundering, terrorist financing or other activities intended to conceal or legitimize illicit proceeds;
  • give the Company reasonable grounds to believe that the Partner, its representatives or related persons have committed or are participating in the commission of a criminal offense;
  • are carried out by the Partner or related persons who are subject to international, governmental or other applicable sanctions;
  • are conducted in violation of applicable embargoes, trade restrictions or other applicable prohibitions imposed with respect to particular territories, states or persons;
  • contain racist, extremist or discriminatory propaganda, material inciting hatred or hostility, or other materials prohibited by law;
  • require a special license, permit or other mandatory authorization that the Partner does not possess;
  • are related to illegal gambling, betting, lotteries or other forms of organizing games for money;
  • are related to the illegal production, distribution or promotion of adult goods or services, pornographic materials, illegal dating services or other legally prohibited activities of a similar nature;
  • are related to the illegal production, distribution or advertising of alcohol or tobacco products, including products whose circulation is prohibited or restricted by applicable law;
  • are related to the illegal production, distribution or promotion of medicines, pharmaceutical products, medical products, dietary supplements or other regulated goods without the required licenses, permits or registrations;
  • are related to the illegal provision of financial services, including loans, lending products, investment products, forex, cryptocurrency and other financial instruments, without the required licenses, permits or other legal authorization;
  • are related to the illegal circulation, promotion or distribution of cryptocurrencies, digital assets or related services where such activities are prohibited or require mandatory licensing or registration;
  • are related to the distribution of malware, phishing, fraud, unauthorized data collection, hacking, circumvention of security systems or other forms of cybercrime;
  • are related to the creation, distribution or use of forged documents, identification documents, licenses, certificates or other documents;
  • are related to the illegal production, distribution or circulation of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances or other prohibited substances;
  • are related to the illegal provision of VPN, proxy, software utilities or other technical means used to circumvent legally established restrictions, security systems or other control mechanisms;
  • infringe the intellectual property rights of third parties, including copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade names, software, images, videos, texts and other protected works;
  • are related to the distribution of content, goods or services whose use or promotion infringes intellectual property rights, or where the Partner does not possess the necessary rights, licenses or permissions for their use;
  • involve child exploitation in any form, sexual exploitation of minors, child sexual abuse material or other activities violating the rights and safety of minors;
  • otherwise violate applicable law, regulatory requirements or the rights of third parties.

The Company may also refuse to cooperate, suspend or terminate the provision of services, advertising placement, acceptance of traffic or payments if it has reasonable grounds to believe that the Partner’s activities, advertising materials, goods or services may be related to any of the above categories or otherwise violate these Terms or applicable law.

5. Registration and User Obligations

5.1. By using the Service, you confirm that you have reached the age of majority under the laws of the applicable jurisdiction and are not a person prohibited from using such services.

5.2. You must provide accurate, complete and up-to-date registration information. Any inaccuracy or falsification of such information constitutes a material breach of these Terms and grounds for immediate suspension or blocking of the Account.

5.3. Upon the Company’s request, the Partner must, within 15 (fifteen) business days, provide documents necessary for identification of the parties (KYC/KYB), confirmation of entitlement to receive payments and compliance with AML and sanctions compliance requirements. This requirement also applies to incoming payments, including Account deposits made by the Partner. Until the required documents are received, the Company may suspend both payouts and the crediting of incoming payments to the Account balance.

6. Advertiser Rules and Obligations

6.1. Advertising Materials and Landing Pages

The Advertiser bears full responsibility for:
(i) the content of advertising materials;
(ii) the content of the pages to which links lead (landing pages, offers);
(iii) compliance of the materials and the offered goods/services with the laws of applicable jurisdictions and these Terms.

6.2. Moderation and Rejection of Materials

The Company may, at its sole discretion, reject, suspend or remove any advertising materials and may suspend or terminate the relevant campaign if the materials or the goods, services or websites promoted through them violate these Terms, applicable law or third-party rights.
In particular, the Company may reject materials that contain or promote illegal activities, fraud, malware, phishing, hate speech, violence, pornography or other activities prohibited by law, as well as materials that infringe intellectual property rights or contain misleading information.
The final URL and all subsequent redirects must lead to the domain declared when the campaign was created, must not contain malicious content and must not use cloaking or other methods of concealing the actual content of the destination page.
The Company may request additional information or documents from the Partner confirming the legality of the advertised activities, goods or services, as well as the existence of the required licenses, permits and rights to use the relevant materials.

6.3. Advertiser Representations and Warranties

  • The Advertiser possesses all necessary rights, permissions and licenses to conduct the advertising campaign in the selected jurisdictions;
  • The advertising materials do not infringe the intellectual property rights of third parties;
  • The Advertiser will not use the Service interface/API in a manner not permitted by these Terms, including granting access to third parties without authorization;
  • The Advertiser is solely responsible for compliance with all reporting and tax obligations related to the campaigns conducted.

6.4. Payment, Deposit and Settlements

6.4.1. When using Self-Service, the Advertiser makes an advance payment (deposit) to the Account balance. The minimum deposit is USD 50 (fifty), depending on the payment method. Setting budget limits is the sole responsibility of the Advertiser; the Company shall not be liable for overspending resulting from technical failures of the limits.

6.4.2. All calculations are based on the statistics of the Company’s accounting system unless otherwise expressly agreed in an insertion order. Claims concerning discrepancies in statistics must be submitted within 3 (three) calendar days from receipt of the relevant report. If no claim is submitted within this period, the services shall be deemed properly provided and payable in full.

6.4.3. A service fee for payment processing (acquiring/payment provider fee) may be charged from the payment amount. The applicable fee is displayed at the time of balance replenishment. All completed transactions are final.

6.4.4. To ensure payment security, prevent fraud and comply with KYC/AML requirements, the Company may request documents and other confirmations necessary to establish that the payment instruments used belong to the Advertiser or that the Advertiser has lawful grounds for using them. Such confirmations may include documents or information confirming ownership of a bank card, bank account, electronic wallet or other payment instrument, as well as the source of funds. Until the required confirmations are provided, the Company may suspend the crediting of funds, use of the balance, processing of payments, launch or continuation of advertising campaigns, or refund of funds.

6.5. Traffic Quality Claims

If the Partner is dissatisfied with the quality of the traffic received, the Advertiser must provide a list of unsuitable sources to be added to the blocklist. ADSCOMPASS, in turn, provides tools for blocking unsuitable traffic sources.
The Company applies its own technical and anti-fraud mechanisms to monitor traffic; however, it does not guarantee that every individual source will meet the Advertiser’s subjective requirements and shall not be liable for traffic quality that was not expressly stated or guaranteed by the Company. The Advertiser is responsible for using the available source filtering and blocking tools.
In this regard, ADSCOMPASS does not permit the Advertiser to make recalculations or withhold payment. ADSCOMPASS shall not be liable for claims received from third parties. The Advertiser assumes responsibility for losses resulting from chargebacks and non-payment by third parties.

6.6. Adjustments, Withholding and Reimbursement of Losses

6.6.1. If fraudulent, invalid or otherwise low-quality activity is identified in connection with the Advertiser’s actions or the Advertiser’s violation of these Terms, the Company may make corresponding adjustments to statistics and charges, including zeroing or reducing the cost of the relevant traffic, conversions or other campaign results.

6.6.2. If the Advertiser’s actions, advertising materials, campaigns or other activity cause financial losses to the Company, including refunds, chargebacks, claims, withholdings, compensation, penalties or other expenses imposed by Publishers, payment systems or other third parties, the Company may recover from the Advertiser the corresponding amount of losses attributable to the Advertiser’s activity.

6.6.3. For the purpose of recovering such losses, the Company may withhold the corresponding amount from any funds of the Advertiser held in or due to be credited to the Account, and may set off such amount against future accruals or other obligations of the Company to the Advertiser.

6.6.4. If the amount of the relevant losses exceeds the available balance of the Advertiser, the Company may require the Advertiser to reimburse the difference within 10 (ten) business days from receipt of the relevant demand.

6.6.5. Adjustments and withholdings may be made both in respect of activity identified at the time it occurs and retrospectively if the grounds for the adjustment are established after the initial charge or accrual.

6.6.6. The Company may apply this section to individual campaigns, advertising materials, traffic sources, advertising formats, geographic regions, conversions or other segments of advertising activity where the grounds for the adjustment relate only to the relevant portion of the activity.

6.6.7. Upon the Company’s request, the Advertiser must provide information and cooperate with the review of advertising campaigns, advertising materials, traffic sources, promotional methods, technical parameters and other circumstances relevant to the quality and origin of the relevant traffic or other disputed transactions.

6.6.8. The presence or absence of fraudulent activity may be determined based on data from the Company’s anti-fraud system, statistical and technical indicators, Publisher data, third-party analytics systems and other sources of information available to the Company. The Company may consider the aggregate of such data when deciding whether to adjust accruals, charges or withhold funds.

6.6.9. The application of adjustments, withholdings or suspension of operations under this section does not limit the Company’s right to use any other remedies provided by these Terms or applicable law to protect its rights and recover losses.

6.6.10. The Company is not required to disclose to the Advertiser its internal anti-fraud methods, algorithms, criteria and tools, internal data, results of automated or manual reviews, technical parameters or other information constituting the Company’s or third parties’ trade secrets. The Company is also not required to provide the Advertiser with documents, logs, screenshots, reports or other materials used by the Company to identify invalid or fraudulent activity unless expressly required by applicable law or a written agreement between the parties.

7. Publisher Rules and Obligations

7.1. Traffic and Inventory Requirements

The Publisher must send exclusively valid traffic generated by real users who voluntarily interact with the relevant inventory. The following are prohibited:

  • use of bots, scripts, emulators, data center/proxy/VPN traffic to inflate metrics;
  • click fraud, incentivized traffic without appropriate disclosure, click farms;
  • automatic/forced redirects, auto-refresh, auto-focus, changing the user’s homepage without the user’s action;
  • displaying advertisements through invisible/hidden iframes, “zero” impressions, fake video players or displaying advertisements over system interface elements;
  • cloaking of advertising materials, including substitution of content shown to moderators and users;
  • placement on websites containing content that violates applicable law or copyrights, contains malicious code or is an exact unauthorized copy of another resource;
  • any other form of fraudulent activity.

The list is not exhaustive; the Company may supplement it and request evidence of the legitimacy of a traffic source at any time.

7.2. Inventory Moderation

The Company may at any time review, suspend or reject a Publisher’s website, application or traffic source at its sole discretion, including without prior notice where fraud is suspected.

7.3. Publisher Statistics and Payments

7.3.1. All payments are calculated based on the statistics of the Company’s accounting system unless otherwise agreed separately. Displayed data may be adjusted as further information becomes available, including as a result of anti-fraud filtering and retrospective detection of invalid traffic.

7.3.2. The Company may suspend a payment where there are suspicions of fraudulent activity until the relevant review is completed.

7.3.3. Publisher payments are made upon request. The processing period for a payment request shall not exceed 30 (thirty) business days from submission. Specific processing conditions may vary depending on the payment method selected by the Publisher.

7.3.4. The minimum withdrawal amount is USD 50 (fifty), depending on the payment method. If the minimum amount is not reached, the remaining balance is carried forward to the next period.

7.3.5. Payment system fees (bank transfer, cryptocurrency, electronic wallets) may be deducted from the payment amount and are specified in the “Payment Methods” section of the website.

7.4. Adjustments, Withholding and Reimbursement of Losses

7.4.1. If fraudulent, invalid or otherwise low-quality activity is identified as a result of the Publisher’s actions or the Advertiser’s violation of these Terms, the Company may make corresponding adjustments to the Publisher’s statistics and accruals, including zeroing or reducing remuneration for such traffic.

7.4.2. If the Publisher’s invalid or fraudulent traffic causes financial losses to the Company, including claims, withholdings, refunds, chargebacks, compensation, penalties or other expenses imposed by Advertisers, advertising platforms, payment systems or other third parties, the Company may recover from the Publisher the corresponding amount of losses attributable to the Publisher’s activity.

7.4.3. For the purpose of recovering such losses, the Company may withhold the corresponding amount from any funds accrued or to be accrued to the Publisher, including funds held in the Publisher’s balance, unpaid amounts and future accruals.

7.4.4. If the amount of losses exceeds the Publisher’s available balance, the Company may require the Publisher to reimburse the difference within 10 (ten) business days from receipt of the relevant demand.

7.4.5. Adjustments and withholdings may be made both in respect of traffic identified at the time it is received and retrospectively if the invalidity of the traffic is established after the initial remuneration was accrued.

7.4.6. The Company may apply this section to individual traffic sources, campaigns, advertising formats, websites, geographic regions or other traffic segments where the indicators of invalid activity relate only to the relevant portion of the traffic.

7.4.7. Upon the Company’s request, the Publisher must provide information and cooperate with the review of traffic sources, including information about user acquisition methods, advertising sources, websites, technical parameters and other circumstances relevant to the quality and origin of traffic.

7.4.8. The presence or absence of fraudulent activity may be determined based on data from the Company’s anti-fraud system, statistical and technical indicators, Advertiser data, third-party analytics systems and other sources of information available to the Company. The Company may consider the aggregate of such data when deciding whether to adjust accruals or withhold funds.

7.4.9. The application of adjustments, withholdings or suspension of payments under this section does not limit the Company’s right to use any other remedies provided by these Terms or applicable law to protect its rights and recover losses.

7.4.10. The Company is not required to disclose to the Publisher its internal anti-fraud methods, algorithms, criteria and tools, internal data, results of automated or manual reviews, technical parameters or other information constituting the Company’s or third parties’ trade secrets. The Company is also not required to provide the Publisher with documents, logs, screenshots, reports or other materials used by the Company to identify invalid or fraudulent traffic unless expressly required by applicable law or a written agreement between the parties.

8. Fraudulent and Unfair Activity

The Partner is prohibited from falsifying data in any manner, interfering with the operation of other Service participants, exceeding the permitted level of access to the platform/API, or taking any actions intended to deceive the accounting system, including but not limited to: substitution of content/landing pages after moderation (cloaking); forced and hidden redirects; fraudulent conversions; carding and use of stolen payment data.
If such activity is identified, the Company may, at its discretion and without prior notice: block the Account; withhold the remaining balance as compensation for the damage caused; invalidate invalid or disputed statistics; and seek judicial remedies. The Company independently determines the existence of fraudulent activity based on its own analytics systems and data from third-party anti-fraud providers.

9. Bonus and Referral Program

9.1. General Provisions

9.1.1. The Company may provide Partners with bonuses, cashback and other rewards under applicable bonus and referral programs.

9.1.2. Program conditions, including the method of calculating bonuses, reward amounts and rates, levels, eligibility criteria, calculation base, accrual periods and other parameters, are determined by the Company and may be changed, suspended or terminated by the Company at any time at its discretion.

9.1.3. Current bonus and referral program conditions are published on the Company’s website, in the Partner’s Account or by another method available to the Partner. Continued use of the relevant program after its conditions have been changed constitutes the Partner’s acceptance of such changes.

9.2. Cashback

9.2.1. Cashback is credited once per month, generally on the first day of the month, for the calculation period of the preceding month, unless otherwise provided by the current program conditions.

9.2.2. Cashback is calculated based on the applicable calculation base determined for the relevant type of Partner. For Advertisers, the calculation base is actual advertising campaign spend, taking into account applicable refunds and adjustments. For Publishers, the calculation is based on revenue, taking into account refunds, adjustments and the exclusion of invalid or fraudulent traffic.

9.2.3. The cashback amount may depend on the Partner’s level and turnover during the relevant calculation period. The method for determining levels and applicable rates is established by the current bonus program conditions.

9.2.4. No minimum amount may be required to use or transfer accrued cashback to the main balance unless otherwise provided by the current program conditions.

9.3. Referral Program

9.3.1. When registering through a referral link, the Partner’s Account may be attributed to the relevant referrer in accordance with the rules of the referral program.

9.3.2. Referral rewards are credited in accordance with the current program conditions, generally once per month for the calculation period of the preceding month.

9.3.3. The Company may establish additional participation requirements and restrictions for the referral program and may cancel rewards resulting from violations of these Terms, abuse of the program or the use of inaccurate information.

9.4. Restrictions and Adjustments

9.4.1. Duplicate Accounts, invalid transactions and expenses, refunded amounts, amounts generated through fraudulent activity and other transactions that are excluded under the program conditions shall not be included in bonus calculations.

9.4.2. If, after a bonus has been credited, the relevant transaction is cancelled, refunded or adjusted, the Company may reduce subsequent bonus accruals by the corresponding amount or deduct an erroneously credited bonus from the Partner’s bonus or main balance.

9.4.3. The Company may review and adjust bonus accruals within 30 (thirty) calendar days from the date of their initial crediting, including in the event of an error, refund, fraudulent activity, duplicate Accounts or other circumstances affecting the amount of the bonus.

9.4.4. Bonuses may not be withdrawn or transferred to the main balance if the Partner has initiated a refund or a refund is being processed in respect of the relevant transactions, unless otherwise expressly provided by the Company.

9.4.5. Accrued bonuses must be used or transferred to the Account’s main balance within 180 (one hundred eighty) calendar days from the date of accrual. Upon expiration of this period, any unused bonus will be automatically cancelled without compensation to the Partner.

9.4.6. If an Account is closed, blocked or terminated due to the Partner’s violation of these Terms, the Company may cancel all unused bonuses, cashback and referral rewards.

9.4.7. The Company may cancel or adjust bonuses credited as a result of a technical error, system failure, incorrect calculation or inaccurate information provided by the Partner.

9.4.8. Bonuses, cashback and referral rewards do not constitute guaranteed income for the Partner and are provided exclusively under the conditions of the relevant program applicable at the relevant time.

9.4.9. Participation in a bonus or referral program does not give the Partner the right to demand that the current conditions, reward amount, level or rate remain unchanged for future calculation periods.

10. Refund Policy

10.1. Refunds are available only upon a written request specifying the reasons for the refund, sent to [email protected] from the email address used to register the Account.

10.2. Grounds for a refund include, in particular: inability to launch a campaign due to the materials’ non-compliance with applicable law; unacceptable quality or content of a Creative; and other reasons deemed justified by an authorized representative of the Company.

10.3. The refundable amount is the unused balance according to the Company’s accounting system, less operational expenses and a fee ranging from 3% (three percent) to 10% (ten percent), but not less than USD 10.

10.4. Funds credited under bonus programs and promotional campaigns are non-refundable.

10.5. A refund request must be submitted within 180 (one hundred eighty) days from the date of the relevant payment.

10.6. The refund shall be made using the same payment method used for the original payment within 30 (thirty) business days from approval of the refund request. The Company shall process the refund within the specified period; however, the actual time required for the funds to be credited to the Partner’s account depends on the payment method, payment system, bank or other payment provider and is outside the Company’s control. If a refund through the original payment method is not possible, the Company may offer an alternative payment method subject to completion of the required verification procedures.

10.7. No refund shall be made if the Partner has violated these Terms.

11. Confidentiality

11.1. The Partner agrees not to disclose to third parties any Confidential Information of the other party obtained in connection with the performance of these Terms, including technologies, statistics, pricing, financial information, software and other materials marked as confidential or which are confidential by their nature.

11.2. Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that: becomes publicly available through no fault of the receiving party; was lawfully obtained from third parties; was independently developed without using Confidential Information; or is required to be disclosed by law or by an order of an authorized authority, provided that the disclosing party is notified in advance where such notification is not prohibited by law.

12. Intellectual Property

The Company grants the Partner a non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable right to use the Service solely for the purposes provided for by these Terms. The Partner may not modify, decompile or create derivative works based on the Company’s software, trademarks, logos or other materials. All rights not expressly granted to the Partner remain with the Company.

13. Indemnification

The Partner agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Company, its affiliates, directors, officers, employees and agents from and against all losses, costs and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising in connection with:
(i) the Partner’s violation of these Terms;
(ii) the content of the Partner’s advertising materials or traffic;
(iii) third-party claims related to the Partner’s activities within the Service.

14. Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Liability

14.1. The Service is provided “AS IS” and “AS AVAILABLE”. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Company disclaims all express or implied warranties, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and uninterrupted operation of the Service.

14.2. Under no circumstances shall the Company be liable for any indirect, incidental, punitive or consequential losses, including loss of profit, arising in connection with the use of the Service, even if the Company has been advised of the possibility of such losses.

14.3. The Company’s aggregate liability to the Partner on any grounds related to these Terms shall be limited to the amount actually paid by the Partner to the Company during the 3 (three) months preceding the event giving rise to such liability.

15. Term, Suspension and Termination

15.1. These Terms become effective upon registration of the Account and remain in effect until the Account is closed by either party.

15.2. The Company may at any time, at its sole discretion, suspend the Account, deny access to the Service or terminate the agreement with the Partner, including in cases of violation of these Terms, suspected fraud or legal requirements. The Company will use reasonable efforts to notify the Partner by email.

15.3. The Partner may initiate termination by submitting a written request; termination shall take place within 30 (thirty) days from confirmation by the Company.

15.4. An Account that has been inactive for more than 180 (one hundred eighty) days may be automatically blocked by the Company without prior notice. If the Account has a zero balance, it may be permanently deleted 90 (ninety) days after the date of blocking.

16. Force Majeure

Neither party shall be liable for failure to perform or delay in performing its obligations caused by force majeure events, including fires, natural disasters, military actions, epidemics, actions of governmental authorities, strikes, failures of internet or power networks and other circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the affected party. The party affected by force majeure must notify the other party within 5 (five) calendar days from the occurrence of such circumstances and within 3 (three) calendar days from their cessation.

17. API, Automated Access and AI Agents

17.1. The Company may, at its discretion, provide programmatic access (API) to the Account for campaign management, including access through third-party automated tools and AI agents (a “Connected AI Agent”).

17.2. The Partner is fully responsible for the security of API keys and for any actions performed through the API or AI Agent on behalf of its Account, regardless of whether the particular action has been reviewed by a human.

17.3. The use of automated tools to collect data from the platform outside the official API is prohibited. The Company may suspend API access where it suspects a violation of this section, a security threat or exceeding the permitted request limits.

17.4. The API and related functions are provided “AS IS”; the Company shall not be liable for losses arising from automated bidding errors, budget errors or other decisions made by an AI Agent.

18. Personal Data Processing (GDPR)

18.1. This section applies to the extent that EU data protection legislation (GDPR) or other applicable personal data protection laws apply to the processing of personal data under these Terms.

18.2. In connection with providing the Service, including interest-based advertising, anti-fraud activities, analytics and reporting, the Company may process technical data of end users necessary for the operation of the Service, including IP addresses, device and operating system data, approximate geolocation, advertising identifiers, cookie and pixel data, as well as data concerning interactions with advertising materials and sessions.

18.3. The Company does not retain personal data of end users after completion of the relevant processing operation, except where such retention is expressly required by applicable law.

18.4. The Partner may not provide the Company with data directly identifying an individual (full name, address, telephone number, email address of an end user), special categories of personal data or data relating to minors unless this has been separately agreed and complies with applicable law.

18.5. The Partner is solely responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable personal data protection laws in relation to its own traffic, including providing required notices, obtaining required consent for the use of cookies and other tracking technologies, and maintaining an appropriate privacy policy for its website or application.

18.6. The Company implements appropriate technical and organizational measures to protect the data it processes and may engage subprocessors provided that such subprocessors ensure an appropriate level of data protection. If technical data is transferred to or processed outside the EEA, the Company shall implement the safeguards required by applicable law to ensure the lawfulness of such transfer.

19. Assignment, Governing Law and Jurisdiction

19.1. The Company may assign its rights and obligations under these Terms to an affiliate or successor as part of a business reorganization. The Partner may not assign its rights or obligations without the Company’s prior written consent.

19.2. These Terms and any disputes arising out of or in connection with them, including non-contractual disputes, shall be governed by the laws of the United Kingdom. The party determining the governing law and jurisdiction under these Terms is Adscompass International LTD, 11 Shoreham Street, Sheffield, United Kingdom, S2 4FA. Disputes shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales unless otherwise expressly agreed by the parties in writing, including by arbitration in accordance with the applicable rules.

20. Priority of These Terms

In the event of any conflict or inconsistency between these Terms and any other documents, rules, policies, instructions or materials published by the Company, these Terms shall prevail unless otherwise expressly provided in a written agreement between the Company and the Partner.

21. Notices

21.1. The Company may send the Partner notices, messages and other information related to the Service and the performance of these Terms to the email address provided during Account registration, through the Account, the Service interface or by other available means of communication.

21.2. The Partner must keep the contact information provided in the Account up to date and regularly check messages and notices sent by the Company or posted to the Account.

21.3. A notice shall be deemed duly delivered:

  • when sent by email — at the time of sending, provided that the Company does not receive a delivery failure notification;
  • when posted to the Account or Service interface — at the time of posting;
  • when sent using other available means of communication — at the time the relevant message is sent or posted.

21.4. Unless these Terms provide otherwise with respect to the method or timing of a notice, the Company may determine the method of delivering the relevant notice at its sole discretion.

22. Miscellaneous

22.1. These Terms constitute the entire agreement between the parties with respect to their subject matter and supersede all prior oral and written agreements.

22.2. The parties are independent contractors; nothing in these Terms creates a partnership, joint venture, employment or agency relationship.

22.3. The invalidity of any individual provision of these Terms shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions.

22.4. Section headings are provided for convenience only and shall not affect the interpretation of the text.

22.5. Claims related to the use of the Service must be submitted no later than 7 (seven) days after the end of the reporting period to which they relate; after this period, the services shall be deemed properly provided.

Last Updated: 30 September 2026