Terms of Use
§ 1 General Provisions
Pagisto GmbH, Eichenhohl 3, 58644 Iserlohn, Germany, provides digital projects and software products via pagisto.com to businesses, organizations, and consumers. These Terms govern the contractual relationship between Pagisto and all registered users. Divergent terms apply only if confirmed in writing. Changes are communicated via e-mail and are deemed accepted if no objection is raised within six weeks (consumers must explicitly agree).
§ 2 Services Provided
Pagisto offers project-based solutions, messaging tools, and optional consulting. Products are updated on a regular basis. Once a contract ends, public usage stops and access can be disabled. Content delivery, hosting, or source files are not included unless stated in Pagisto Docs or custom agreements.
§ 3 Registration and Access
Access requires registration and verification via my.pagisto.com. Users must provide accurate information and keep it updated. Pagisto may suspend accounts if misuse or violations are suspected. Logins are personal and must be protected from third-party access.
§ 4 Using and Pausing Projects
After purchasing a project, users can operate it for the duration of the agreement. Each purchase triggers an invoice. If payments are overdue by more than one calendar month, projects are suspended until the outstanding balance is settled. Notices are sent via e-mail and displayed inside the dashboard.
§ 5 Costs
Fees depend on the selected product (monthly, yearly, or one-time). Payments are processed via the offered payment providers (e.g., PayPal). Pagisto Event may incur additional booking or payment processing fees. With PagistoPay, Pagisto handles payment processing for a flat fee.
§ 6 Liability of Pagisto
Pagisto is fully liable for intent and gross negligence; for slight negligence, liability is limited to essential contractual duties and foreseeable damages. Pagisto accepts no liability for network outages or data loss caused by insufficient backups on the user side. The same applies to damages resulting from improper use.
§ 7 Third-Party Content
Users may not post unlawful or rights-infringing content. Pagisto does not adopt third-party content but may block it if necessary. Users shall indemnify Pagisto from third-party claims, including legal fees, resulting from their content or conduct.
§ 8 User Obligations
Users must maintain adequate data security, notify Pagisto of relevant technical changes, assist in investigating attacks, and ensure transmitted data is free from malware. Transactions on the platform must serve legitimate business purposes unless the user is a consumer under German law.
§ 9 Assignment and Set-Off
Rights and obligations cannot be transferred without consent. Users may offset only undisputed or legally established claims. A right of retention exists solely for demands originating from the same contractual relationship.
§ 10 Contract Term
Agreements generally run indefinitely from activation. Charges apply only while projects are active. Both parties may terminate for cause, such as persistent payment default or repeated breaches. Special products (GoBD, Dashboard) have minimum terms of 24 and 36 months respectively and require SEPA direct debit. Early termination triggers immediate payment of remaining fees for the term.
§ 11 Final Provisions
German law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. Venue for disputes is Iserlohn, provided the user is a merchant or lacks a general jurisdiction in Germany. We point to the EU Commission’s online dispute resolution platform (ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr). Pagisto is not obligated to participate in consumer dispute proceedings. If any clause is invalid, the remainder of the Terms remains effective; an equivalent provision shall replace the invalid clause.