Checkly™ - Terms & Conditions

User agreement, disclaimer or what ever
Updated: 12.11.2018 11:38

How peop­le get ac­counts

  • Sign up from the website

  • Sign up from the app

  • Get invited by another user from the app by email (how do we get them to agree to the terms, write something in email?)

How do we have to make them agree to these terms? Do we actually need an "I accept the terms and conditions" checkbox or something?
Need to make this as easy as possible.

Issue: People who are invited may not actually want to be invited. Users may sign up with other peoples email address. Verification email is sent, but account is active. Is that a problem?


Ty­pes of ac­counts

  • Free account - We will show ads, although that will actually come later

  • Paid account of different types - Coming later


Stuff we may do

  • We may add or remove functionality

  • We may change terms and conditions

  • We may change the user interface

  • We may send users emails related to our services

  • We may send users emails from our sponsors

  • Show ads to users with free plan

  • Shutdown the whole service for whatever reason

  • Delete accounts and all their data if users break any of our terms

  • Report users to the police for any suspicious or illegal activity

  • Change prices

  • Require more contact information about customers

  • Delete revisions of your document change history as they get older (to save space)


Stuff we don't gua­ran­tee

  • If data is lost we must not be responsible, although we will do our very best

  • If computer blows up while using our program, we are not liable. For example if the program by some bug utilizes excessive CPU or something.

  • We don't guarantee that the app will work any device

  • System / services may be down

  • Answer to support

  • Force Majeure

  • Problems in or changes to external systems that may affect our services

  • Any costs users get by datatraffic or other usage of app

Do we have to supply functionality for the user to download all his data? Like Facebook introduced some time back.


Stuff the users may not do

  • Make more than one account

  • Do not publish offensive stuff

  • Can we define where any court cases should be held?

  • Must not break law. This is going to be cloud hosted around the world. What law?

  • Must not use more storage space than available in user's current plan

  • Geat support by calling us on phone

  • Contact us on anything other than the integrated support function (not call us on phone, post us mail/letters, meet up at our office/premises)

  • Contact us for any matter on any other language than English

  • Denial of services attacks or anything

  • Hacking or hacking attempts

  • Delayed or missing payment of fees