What changed in this version: we describe the free plan, trials and previews, what happens to your codes when a plan ends, payment disputes, abuse reporting, and the limits of our liability for printed materials more clearly.
Table of Contents
- Summary
- Who We Are
- The Service
- Your Account
- Free Plan, Trials & Previews
- Acceptable Use
- Reporting Abuse & Moderation
- Your Content & QR Codes
- Data About People Who Scan
- Plans, Billing & Renewal
- Refund Policy
- Payment Disputes
- Cancellation, Non-payment & Termination
- Disclaimers
- Limitation of Liability
- Indemnity (Business Customers)
- Affiliate Program
- Changes to These Terms
- Privacy & Data Protection
- Governing Law
- General
Your Content & QR Codes
- You keep full ownership of the content you put into your QR codes and your account. You grant us the limited license needed to host, store, process, and display that content solely to provide the service.
- The QR code and barcode images you generate are yours to use for any lawful purpose, including commercially, on any material.
- You are responsible for the content of your QR codes and their destinations, and you confirm you have the rights needed to use what you upload.
- Test every code on a phone before you print it. You are responsible for checking that a code scans and leads where you expect, and for the size, contrast and placement of printed codes.
- The QRKIT platform, software, design, and trademarks remain our property. These terms do not grant you any rights in them beyond the use of the service.