Terms of Service and Sale

ScreenWeaver by Outerframe Studio

Version 1.0 · Last updated: October 8, 2026

The essentials, in plain words

  • ScreenWeaver is a tool. You write the prompts, choose the models and settings, launch every generation and decide what to do with the results.
  • Every credit spent from your account is your responsibility. A generation that does not match what you expected, or that comes from an unclear or wrong prompt, is not refunded.
  • AI results are unpredictable. You must check every output (accuracy, quality, rights, likeness, trademarks, legality) before you publish, sell, pitch or submit it anywhere.
  • You alone are responsible for respecting copyright and the rights of others. We do not recommend ScreenWeaver for any project that does not respect copyright. If your project relies on characters, worlds, works, brands, faces or voices you do not own or have not licensed, do not use ScreenWeaver for it.
  • Your scripts and your results are yours. We claim no ownership of them and we do not use them to train our own AI models.
  • Keep your own copies of your work. ScreenWeaver is not a backup service.
  • If you are a consumer in the European Union, you keep every right that the law gives you and that cannot be waived. These Terms never take those rights away.

This summary helps you read the Terms. It does not replace them: only the full text below is binding.

1. Who we are and what these Terms cover

ScreenWeaver (the Service) is published by Outerframe Studio, a French simplified joint-stock company (SAS) with a share capital of €5,000, registered office at 91 route des Romains, 67200 Strasbourg, France, registered with the Strasbourg Trade and Companies Register under number 101 716 447, VAT number FR60101716447 (Outerframe Studio, we, us). Contact: contact@screenweaver.ai.

These Terms of Service and Sale (the Terms) govern your access to and use of the website screenweaver.ai, the application app.screenweaver.ai, the API and every related feature, as well as every purchase of a plan or of credits. They form the contract between you and Outerframe Studio.

You accept these Terms when you create an account, tick the acceptance box, buy a plan or credits, or use the Service. If you do not accept them, do not use the Service.

These Terms apply from October 8, 2026 to every new account and every new purchase. For accounts that existed before that date, they apply 30 days after we notify you by email, or earlier if you accept them, for example by buying a plan or credits.

A separate written agreement signed with a studio, a company or an institution (for example a custom Studio or enterprise offer) prevails over these Terms where it says something different. On every other point, these Terms apply.

2. Definitions

  • User or you: any person who uses the Service, with or without an account.
  • Consumer: a natural person acting for purposes outside their trade, business, craft or profession.
  • Professional: any person acting for the purposes of their trade, business, craft or profession, including freelancers, production companies, studios, agencies and schools. A person who uses the Service to develop, produce or sell audiovisual work commercially acts as a Professional.
  • Inputs: everything you provide to the Service: scripts, texts, prompts, instructions, images, videos, sounds, voices, reference files, characters, settings and any other material.
  • Outputs: everything the Service generates from your Inputs: texts, scripts, storyboards, images, videos, sounds, voices and any other result.
  • Generation: each request you launch that calls an artificial intelligence model to produce an Output.
  • Credits: the units of use that pay for Generations, as described in section 6.
  • Plan: the subscription formula chosen by the User (Screenwriter, Auteur, Studio, or any other formula offered at the time).
  • Third-Party Models: the artificial intelligence models and services operated by third parties that the Service calls to produce Outputs.
  • Workspace: a shared space of a team account, in which several members can work and spend Credits.

3. The Service and the nature of AI

ScreenWeaver is a production interface for audiovisual projects: screenplay writing, outlining, moodboards, storyboards, shooting scripts, and generation of images, video and sound with artificial intelligence models, some of which are operated by third parties.

You acknowledge that you understand the nature of generative artificial intelligence, and in particular that:

  • Outputs are produced by probabilistic models. The same Input can give different Outputs, and an Output may not match your intention, your prompt or your expectations.
  • Outputs can contain errors, artifacts, inconsistencies (faces, hands, text, continuity, physics, lip sync), or elements you did not ask for.
  • Outputs are generated automatically, without human review by Outerframe Studio.
  • Outputs can resemble existing works, people, places or brands, or Outputs generated for other users.
  • Third-Party Models can refuse a request, in particular through their own safety filters, and their behavior, quality, price and availability can change without notice.

The Service therefore consists in giving you access to generation tools and running the Generations you launch. It does not consist in delivering a given result, a given quality or an Output that meets your expectations. Our obligation is an obligation of means (obligation de moyens): we do our best to provide a working and secure Service.

We may change, improve, replace or withdraw features, Third-Party Models, limits and prices of Generations at any time, in particular to follow technical, legal or commercial developments. When a change removes an essential feature of a paid Plan, we tell you in advance and you may cancel under section 8.

Replacing a model with another of comparable function, changing its version or retiring a model is part of the normal evolution of the Service and is not a failure on our part. Beta, preview or experimental features are provided as they are, without any commitment, may consume Credits, and may be changed or withdrawn at any time.

4. Account, security and teams

You must be at least 18 years old and have full legal capacity to use the Service. You must provide accurate information and keep it up to date.

You may not use the Service if you are located in, or are a national or resident of, a country or territory subject to comprehensive sanctions of the European Union, France, the United Nations or the United States, or if you appear on a sanctions list of these authorities. You must comply with applicable export control rules.

You are responsible for keeping your login details confidential and for every action carried out from your account, including every Generation launched and every Credit spent, whether by you or by anyone you let use your account or who obtains your login details through your negligence. Tell us immediately at contact@screenweaver.ai if you suspect unauthorized use.

On a project shared with collaborators, or on a team Plan, the project owner or the account holder (Owner) chooses the members, their roles and their permissions. The account holder is responsible for the actions of every member and for every Credit they spend, as if those actions were their own. Credits are debited from the account of the member who launches a Generation, or from the shared balance where the Plan provides one. A member who leaves the team has no claim on the projects of the Workspace, unless the account holder decides otherwise.

Accounts are personal. You may not sell, rent, lend or transfer your account or your Credits, nor share a single-seat account between several people.

One person, one account. Creating several accounts to collect welcome bonuses, promotions or free features more than once, or to get around a limit, a suspension or a termination, is prohibited. We may merge, suspend or close the accounts concerned and cancel the Credits obtained this way. After a termination for breach, you may not create a new account without our written agreement. Your account and your Credits give you a right of use under these Terms; they are not property that you own.

API, integrations and automations. If you use our API, API keys, scripts, agents, MCP clients or any other automation connected to your account, you are responsible for every action and every Generation they trigger, as if you had launched them yourself. Keep your keys secret, never put them in public code, and tell us within 24 hours if a key may have been compromised. We may limit, rotate or revoke a key at any time for security reasons.

5. Plans, prices and payment

On the date of these Terms, the Plans are:

  • Screenwriter: free. Script editor, outline builder, moodboards, import and export in industry formats, unlimited projects. It includes no monthly Credits; a one-time welcome bonus of Credits may be offered on sign-up.
  • Auteur: USD 39.99 per month, including 6,000 Credits per month and access to the AI production pipeline.
  • Studio: USD 149.99 per month, including 25,000 Credits per month, real-time collaboration, unlimited seats, shared Workspaces and role-based permissions.

The prices, contents and limits in force are those displayed on the Service at the time of your order. Prices are shown in US dollars. Where applicable law requires it, taxes (including VAT) are added or included as indicated at checkout. Currency conversion fees charged by your bank are your responsibility.

Payment is handled by our payment provider (Stripe). Paid Plans are billed in advance, for each billing period, and renew automatically at the end of each period until you cancel. You authorize us to charge your payment method on each renewal.

If a payment fails, we may suspend paid features and Generations until payment is made. Credits are not granted for a period that has not been paid.

We may change our prices. For an active subscription, a new price applies only from the next billing period that starts at least 30 days after we notify you. If you do not accept it, you may cancel before it applies; if you keep your subscription after that date, you accept the new price.

Chargebacks. If you dispute a charge with your bank without first contacting us, while the Service was provided, we may suspend your account until the dispute is resolved and recover the amounts due and the fees charged to us.

6. Credits: how they work and who is responsible

Key principle

You are solely responsible for every Credit spent from your account. A Credit is consumed by launching a Generation, not by obtaining a result you like.

6.1 Nature of Credits. Credits are units of use of the Service. They are not money, electronic money, a voucher or a financial instrument. They have no cash value, they cannot be exchanged for money, transferred to another account, sold or resold, and they bear no interest.

6.2 Plan Credits. The Credits included in a Plan are allocated at the start of each billing period. They are valid only for that period: at each renewal the balance of Plan Credits is reset to the amount of the Plan, and unused Plan Credits are lost, not carried over. Plan Credits also fall to zero when the subscription ends.

6.3 Credit packs and bonuses. Where the Service offers additional Credit packs, buying them requires an active subscription. Unless stated otherwise at the time of purchase, pack Credits and welcome bonus Credits do not expire with the billing period and remain usable after the subscription ends, until the account is closed or terminated. Plan Credits are always spent before pack Credits. Promotional Credits (offers, contests, partners, promo codes) are valid for the period and under the conditions stated when they are granted, and may be cancelled in case of abuse.

6.4 Cost of a Generation. The cost in Credits of a Generation depends on the model, the type of Output, the duration, the resolution, the number of variations and the other settings you choose. It is shown in the Service before you launch the Generation. Credits are debited when you launch the Generation, before the model starts working. Where the cost is shown as an estimate ("from N credits"), or depends on the length of the work (for example a conversation with the assistant), an additional amount may be debited once the work is done; if your balance becomes negative, the difference is deducted from your next Credits. By launching a Generation, you accept its cost.

6.5 Your responsibility for Credits. You decide alone on every Generation: its prompt, its references, its model, its settings, its number of attempts. Consequently, no refund or re-credit is due, in particular:

  • when the Output does not match your expectations, your intention or your taste;
  • when the prompt, the instructions, the references or the settings were unclear, incomplete, contradictory or wrong;
  • when you chose a model, a duration, a resolution or a number of variations that did not suit your need;
  • when the Output contains the usual imperfections of generative AI described in section 3;
  • when you launched a Generation by mistake, launched it several times, or forgot to stop an automated or batch sequence;
  • when Credits were spent by a collaborator you invited, by a member of your team or by anyone using your account;
  • when the Output cannot be used for legal reasons (rights, likeness, trademark, content rules), since checking this is your responsibility;
  • when you deleted an Output or a project yourself.

6.6 Technical failures. If a Generation fails for a technical reason on our side or on the side of a Third-Party Model (error, failure to start, or no result after the maximum processing time), and no Output is delivered, the Credits debited for it are re-credited automatically when our system detects the failure. If you cancel a Generation before it has been sent to the model, its Credits are re-credited; once it has been sent, it can no longer be cancelled or re-credited. If you believe a failure was not re-credited, write to contact@screenweaver.ai within 14 days with the date and the project concerned. We decide on the basis of our technical logs. A re-credit is made in Credits, never in money.

6.7 Refusals by safety filters. A Generation refused by the filters of a Third-Party Model because of its Inputs (for example a real person's face, protected content or prohibited content) is currently treated as a failure and re-credited. We may change this rule for a given model by indicating it in the Service. Repeated attempts to get around these filters are a breach of section 11: in that case we may cancel the related re-credits and suspend the account.

6.8 End of Credits. Credits are lost, without compensation, when the account is closed or terminated for a breach of these Terms. Plan Credits are also lost at the end of each billing period and when the subscription ends (section 6.2). Credits obtained through fraud, abuse, an error in your favor or a payment that is later reversed are cancelled.

6.9 Our errors. If we debit Credits by mistake because of a bug of the Service, we correct the balance as soon as we are informed of it.

6.10 Usage limits. To protect the Service and its users, we may set limits on the number, frequency, size or simultaneity of Generations, queue or slow down requests, and change these limits, in particular in case of unusual, automated or excessive use. Getting around these limits is prohibited. The usage and Credit records of our systems are authoritative, subject to the right of Consumers to prove otherwise.

7. Right of withdrawal (Consumers only)

If you are a Consumer, you normally have a period of 14 days from the date of the contract to withdraw from it, without giving any reason (articles L.221-18 et seq. of the French Consumer Code).

Immediate start. Our paid Plans give immediate access to the Service and to Credits that are used to generate digital content. When you subscribe, you expressly ask us to start performing the contract before the end of the withdrawal period, and you acknowledge that:

  • for the digital content generated with your Credits (Outputs), you lose your right of withdrawal as soon as that content has been supplied, in accordance with article L.221-28, 13° of the French Consumer Code;
  • for the service part of the subscription, if you withdraw within the 14 days, you owe an amount proportionate to what was provided up to the moment you tell us of your withdrawal (article L.221-25 of the French Consumer Code). This amount is calculated from the share of the period that has elapsed and, where it is higher, from the share of the Credits of the period that you have consumed.

In practice: if you withdraw within 14 days without having used any Credit, you are refunded in full. If you have used Credits, the refund is reduced accordingly, and it is zero if you have used all the Credits of the period.

To withdraw, send a clear statement to contact@screenweaver.ai, or use the model form below. We refund the amount due within 14 days of receiving your request, using the payment method used for the purchase.

Model withdrawal form

To Outerframe Studio, 91 route des Romains, 67200 Strasbourg, France, contact@screenweaver.ai: I hereby give notice that I withdraw from my contract for the following service: [Plan], ordered on [date], account email [email]. Name of the consumer: [name]. Date: [date].

Professionals have no right of withdrawal.

8. Duration, cancellation and changes of Plan

Paid Plans are concluded for the billing period chosen and renew automatically. You can cancel at any time from your account settings (billing portal). Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period: you keep access and your remaining Credits until that date, and you will not be charged again.

Except for the right of withdrawal (section 7), a legal guarantee or a different mandatory rule, a billing period that has started is due in full and is not refunded pro rata, including when you have not used all your Credits.

When you move to a higher Plan, the change and its price apply as shown at the time of the change. When you move to a lower Plan, the change applies from the next billing period. The Credits of the former Plan follow the rule shown at the time of the change. A move to a lower Plan can reduce the features, the storage capacity or the number of members available: content beyond the limits of the new Plan may become read-only or inaccessible, and we are not liable for this.

You can close your account at any time. Closing the account ends access to your projects and Outputs, which are then deleted after the period stated in our Privacy Policy. Export your work before you close your account.

9. Your responsibility for Inputs and Outputs

You are the only person who decides what you write, upload, generate, keep, export, publish and exploit. Consequently, you are solely responsible:

  • for your Inputs, their lawfulness and the rights attached to them;
  • for the choice of your prompts, references, models and settings;
  • for checking every Output before any use: its accuracy, its quality, its consistency, its suitability for your purpose, and its compliance with the law and with the rights of others;
  • for every use, publication, distribution, sale, pitch, submission (to a festival, a broadcaster, a platform, a funding body, a client, a distributor) and every exploitation of Outputs;
  • for the legal clearances your project needs (copyright, trademarks, likeness and voice rights, privacy, music, locations, chain of title), which we do not provide;
  • for disclosing that a content was generated or manipulated with AI wherever the law, a contract or a platform requires it, in particular under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 on artificial intelligence (AI Act) for content that shows real people, places or events;
  • for complying with the rules of the festivals, competitions, platforms and clients to which you submit your work, including their rules on AI.

Outerframe Studio does not review your Inputs or your Outputs before they are generated or used, and does not act as your producer, publisher, editor, lawyer or advisor. Nothing in the Service, our tutorials, our articles, our examples or our support constitutes legal, financial or professional advice.

Marking of AI content. Outputs may carry visible or invisible marks, watermarks or metadata identifying them as generated by AI (for example C2PA content credentials, or marks added by Third-Party Models). You must not remove, alter or hide these marks in order to deceive anyone, and you must not present an Output as an authentic recording of real people or events when it is not.

11. Prohibited uses

You may not use the Service, or let anyone use it, to create, upload, store or distribute content or to carry out any action that:

  • infringes copyright, trademarks or any other intellectual property right, or reproduces protected characters, works or brands without authorization;
  • uses the face, body, voice or identity of a real person without their prior written consent, or depicts a real person in a way that is false, degrading, sexual or likely to deceive the public (deepfakes);
  • sexualizes minors in any way: zero tolerance. Such content is removed, the account is closed immediately and the facts are reported to the competent authorities;
  • is pornographic or sexual and involves a real person, or is intimate content created or shared without consent;
  • incites hatred, violence, terrorism or discrimination, harasses, threatens or defames anyone;
  • deceives the public, impersonates a person or an organization, spreads disinformation, in particular about elections, public health or public safety, or presents AI content as real recordings in order to mislead;
  • is otherwise unlawful in France, in the European Union or in your country;
  • tries to get around our limits, our safety filters or those of Third-Party Models, including by splitting, coding or disguising prompts;
  • accesses the Service by automated means not provided by us (bots, scraping), overloads it, tests its vulnerabilities without authorization, or introduces malicious code;
  • decompiles the Service, copies its workflows to build a competing service, or uses the Service or its Outputs to train or improve another AI model where a Third-Party Model forbids it;
  • resells, sublicenses or provides access to the Service or to Credits to third parties without our written agreement;
  • breaches the usage policies of the Third-Party Models made available in the Service.

Some Third-Party Models apply their own content rules, which may be stricter than ours. You agree to comply with them.

12. Third-Party Models and services

The Service calls Third-Party Models and relies on third-party services (hosting, payment, storage, analytics). We choose them with care, but we do not control them. Consequently:

  • their availability, speed, quality, content rules and prices can change, and some models can be withdrawn or replaced at any time;
  • a Third-Party Model can refuse a request or produce an unexpected result;
  • your use of their Outputs may also be subject to their own terms, which we pass on to you where they apply.

The failures of a third-party service are not attributable to Outerframe Studio, except where we have committed a fault in choosing or using it. Section 6.6 applies to Credits debited for a failed Generation.

13. Moderation, suspension and termination

We may, without prior notice, block a Generation, remove or make inaccessible content, suspend features or suspend an account when we have serious reasons to believe that these Terms or the law are being breached, that the rights of a third party are being infringed, or that the security of the Service or of other users is at risk.

Serious breach. In case of serious or repeated breach (including infringement of the rights of others, prohibited content under section 11, fraud, chargeback abuse, attempts to get around our protections, sharing or reselling accounts), we may terminate your account with immediate effect, by email. In that case, the remaining Credits are lost and the sums already paid are not refunded, without prejudice to the damages we may claim.

Other cases. Outside a breach, we may terminate a paid account with 30 days notice by email. In that case, we refund the share of the subscription paid for the period after the termination date.

We tell the user the reasons for a restriction where the law requires it (in particular Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, the Digital Services Act), unless doing so would compromise an investigation, the safety of persons or a legal obligation. The user may contest the decision by replying to our message; we review the complaint and answer it.

We may keep and disclose information about an account, its content and its user to the competent authorities, or to a person holding a court decision, when the law requires or allows it, including to report serious offenses (such as child sexual abuse material) or to defend our rights in court.

14. Availability, data and backups

We do our best to keep the Service available, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free access. The Service can be interrupted for maintenance, updates, security or because of third parties. No availability level (SLA) applies unless a signed contract provides one.

ScreenWeaver is not a backup or archiving service. You are responsible for regularly exporting and keeping your own copies of your scripts, projects and Outputs. Generated files may be stored for limited periods, as stated in the Service and in our Privacy Policy.

Inactive accounts and storage. We may delete a free account that has not been used for 24 months, together with its content, after warning you by email at least 30 days in advance; logging in before the deadline is enough to keep it. We may set storage limits per Plan and move old files to slower storage.

15. Warranties

Consumers. You benefit from the legal guarantee of conformity for digital content and services (articles L.224-25-12 et seq. of the French Consumer Code) and from the other guarantees that the law makes mandatory. The conformity of the Service is assessed in light of its description in these Terms and in the Service, in particular the probabilistic nature of Outputs set out in section 3: the Service is in conformity when it runs the Generations you launch; an Output that does not meet your aesthetic or creative expectations is not a lack of conformity.

Professionals. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Service is provided "as is" and "as available", without any warranty other than those expressly stated in these Terms, and in particular without warranty of fitness for a particular purpose, of result, of accuracy, of originality or of non-infringement of Outputs.

16. Liability

16.1 What we are not responsible for. Because you decide alone on your Inputs, your Generations and the use of your Outputs, Outerframe Studio is not liable, to the extent permitted by law:

  • for the content of your Inputs, nor for prompts, references or settings that are unclear, wrong or inappropriate;
  • for the content, quality, accuracy, style or suitability of Outputs, nor for their resemblance to existing works, people, brands or Outputs of other users;
  • for Credits spent on Generations launched from your account;
  • for any use, publication or exploitation of Outputs, and for any claim from third parties (rights holders, persons depicted, clients, distributors, platforms, festivals, broadcasters, funding bodies) related to your Inputs or your use of Outputs;
  • for the refusal of your project, your film or your file by a festival, a platform, a broadcaster, a funding body, an insurer or a client;
  • for a loss of data you did not export, when the loss is not due to our fault;
  • for damage resulting from your own fault, the act of a third party, or a case of force majeure (section 20).

16.2 Professionals. Outerframe Studio is liable only for proven direct damage resulting from a fault on its part. It is not liable for indirect damage, in particular loss of turnover, profit, clients, opportunity, image, funding, data, or production delays. In any event, the total liability of Outerframe Studio, for all causes combined, is limited to the higher of (a) the amounts actually paid by the Professional for the Service during the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to liability and (b) USD 100. Any action by a Professional against Outerframe Studio must be brought within one year of the event giving rise to it, failing which it is time-barred (article 2254 of the French Civil Code).

16.3 Consumers. Outerframe Studio is liable for damage that is a direct and foreseeable consequence of a breach of its obligations, under the conditions of French law. It is not liable when the damage is due to your own fault, to the unforeseeable and insurmountable act of a third party, or to force majeure.

16.4 Limits. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law, in particular liability for intentional fault, gross negligence, or damage to the life or physical integrity of persons.

17. Indemnification

You undertake to indemnify Outerframe Studio, its officers, employees, contractors and partners for any loss, damage, sanction, settlement and cost (including reasonable legal and attorney fees) resulting from: (a) your Inputs; (b) your use, publication or exploitation of Outputs; (c) a breach of these Terms, in particular of sections 9, 10 and 11; (d) a claim by a third party, in particular a rights holder or a person depicted, related to the foregoing.

Professionals also undertake to defend Outerframe Studio against such claims at their own expense, at our first request. We remain free to take part in the defense with a lawyer of our choice. For Consumers, this section applies within the limits of French law, in proportion to their fault.

18. Personal data

We process your personal data as described in our Privacy Policy (screenweaver.ai/privacy), in accordance with the GDPR.

When your Inputs contain personal data about other people (for example photos, faces, voices or names of real people), you are responsible for that processing: you must have a legal basis and, where needed, the consent of the persons concerned, and inform them. You must not upload sensitive data (health, sexual orientation, political or religious opinions, etc.) about other people.

19. Changes to these Terms

We may change these Terms, in particular to follow changes in the Service, the law or our offers. We inform users with an account by email or in the Service at least 30 days before an important change applies, unless the change is required by law or by security, in which case it may apply sooner. If you do not accept the change, you may close your account or cancel your Plan before it applies, under section 8. If you keep using the Service after that date, you accept the new Terms. We may also ask you to accept the new Terms expressly; until you do, we may restrict access to Generations, while you keep the right to cancel under section 8.

20. Force majeure

Neither party is liable for a failure caused by force majeure within the meaning of article 1218 of the French Civil Code. Unless the courts decide otherwise, events such as large-scale failures of hosting or telecommunication providers, failures of Third-Party Models, cyberattacks, epidemics, natural disasters, and decisions of public authorities may constitute force majeure.

21. Complaints, mediation, applicable law and courts

Complaints. For any complaint, write first to contact@screenweaver.ai. We answer as quickly as possible.

Consumer mediation. If you are a Consumer and your written complaint has not been resolved, you may refer the dispute free of charge to a consumer mediator, in accordance with articles L.611-1 et seq. of the French Consumer Code. The details of the mediator to whom Outerframe Studio adheres are given on our Legal Notice page (screenweaver.ai/legal) and on request at contact@screenweaver.ai.

Applicable law. These Terms are governed by French law. If you are a Consumer residing in another country, this choice does not deprive you of the protection of the mandatory rules of your country of residence.

Courts. For Professionals, any dispute relating to these Terms or to the Service falls under the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Strasbourg, France, including in case of multiple defendants, third-party proceedings or summary proceedings. Consumers may bring proceedings before the courts provided for by law, including those of their place of residence.

22. Evidence

Our computerized records (logs of connections, Generations, Credit movements, acceptances of these Terms and payments), kept in reasonable security conditions, are admissible as evidence of the exchanges and transactions between you and us. A Consumer may always provide evidence to the contrary by any means.

23. General provisions

  • Language. These Terms are written in French and in English. In case of discrepancy, the French version prevails.
  • Severability. If a provision is held invalid or unenforceable, it is limited to the extent necessary and the other provisions remain in force.
  • No waiver. Our failure to enforce a provision at a given moment does not mean we waive it.
  • Assignment. We may transfer this contract to a company that takes over all or part of the Service, provided your rights are not reduced. You may not transfer it without our written agreement.
  • Survival. Sections 6.1, 9, 10, 16, 17, 21 and 22 survive the end of the contract for as long as necessary.
  • Notices. We send notices to the email address of your account. Keep it up to date: a notice sent to that address is valid.
  • Entire agreement. These Terms, the Privacy Policy and the offer you accepted form the whole agreement between you and us on their subject. For Professionals, they replace any prior statement, presentation or exchange on the same subject.