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Terms of Service

Last updated [DATE] · Effective [DATE]

The short version

You pay monthly or yearly for access to models we license from third parties. Your content is yours. We don’t train on it. Each model provider has its own terms for what you may do with its output, and we link every one rather than summarising them into something convenient. This summary is not the agreement — the sections below are.

1. Who we are

Omnibo is operated by [LEGAL ENTITY NAME], registered in the Netherlands under [KVK NUMBER], at [REGISTERED ADDRESS]. VAT [VAT NUMBER]. You can reach us at [YOUR PUBLIC EMAIL].

2. Your account

[SECTION BODY — account creation, age requirement, accuracy of details, responsibility for credentials, one account per person unless on an organization plan.]

3. Plans, credits and billing

[SECTION BODY — billing cycle, renewal, VAT handling, refunds, what a credit is, that credits do not roll over between cycles.]

We publish our metering behaviour in plain language on the pricing page, and we consider that page part of these terms: we warn at 75% of your allowance, heavy models pause at 100%, and we do not suspend accounts mid-cycle for exhausting credits.

4. Your content and your outputs

[SECTION BODY — you retain ownership of inputs and outputs; the licence you grant us to operate the service; that we do not use your content to train models; retention and deletion.]

5. Third-party models

[SECTION BODY — each provider’s terms apply to its own output; commercial-use rights vary by model; the per-model links live on the models page; providers may change or withdraw models.]

6. Acceptable use

[SECTION BODY — prohibited categories, provider policy compliance, enforcement and appeal.]

7. Availability, liability and changes

[SECTION BODY — no uptime guarantee at these price points, limitation of liability, how we notify you of changes, governing law: Netherlands.]

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