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Host terms

Version 1.0 · 10 November 2026

These terms are a contract between Gabriel Beslic, trading as Beslic Labs, Homburger Landstrasse 455, 60433 Frankfurt am Main, Germany, info@cobundle.io ("Cobundle"), and the business that accepts them ("you"). They apply when you show sponsor offers on your pages through Cobundle. The data protection terms are part of these terms.

1. Who can host

1.1 Cobundle is only for businesses. By accepting these terms you confirm that you act in your trade, business or profession (§ 14 German Civil Code, BGB), not as a consumer. Cobundle may end the contract if this turns out to be untrue. Mandatory consumer law stays unaffected.

1.2 The person who accepts these terms confirms that they are allowed to bind the business they accept them for.

1.3 Your own terms and conditions don't apply, even if you refer to them or Cobundle doesn't object to them.

1.4 You confirm that neither your business nor anyone who owns or controls it is subject to sanctions of the EU, the United Nations or Germany, and that you are not established in a country or region under a comprehensive EU embargo. Cobundle may refuse, suspend or end the contract where sanctions law requires it. Sanctions provisions of other countries apply only as far as EU and German law allow, including Regulation (EC) No 2271/96 and § 7 of the German Foreign Trade and Payments Ordinance (AWV).

2. What Cobundle does for you

2.1 Cobundle lets you add an offer of free months from another business (a sponsor) to your upgrade or billing flow. Your customer (the buyer) can claim it with one click. You get one more reason for the buyer to say yes.

2.2 You never pay Cobundle, and Cobundle never pays you. Sponsors pay Cobundle for each claim.

2.3 You decide who shows. Cobundle proposes sponsors to you, or you pick them from Cobundle's catalog. A sponsor shows on your pages only after you accept it. You can pause or remove any sponsor at any time, without giving reasons, and the sponsor isn't told why.

2.4 How an offer is chosen. Each time the embed loads, Cobundle shows one offer, picked at random, with equal chances, from the sponsors you accepted that are active, have credits for one more lead and have room under their monthly limit.

2.5 Cobundle reviews every sponsor offer before it goes live (sponsor terms, Schedule 1: offer rules). Cobundle doesn't promise a number of sponsors, views or claims, and doesn't guarantee uninterrupted availability. If the embed can't reach Cobundle, it shows nothing, and your page works as before.

2.6 Your name and logo. You allow Cobundle to show your company name, logo and the details you give about your business and your buyers to sponsors, in Cobundle's dashboards and catalog and in emails about pairings, free of charge, for as long as the contract lasts. Cobundle uses them in its own marketing only with your separate permission.

3. The embed

3.1 You add Cobundle's script and the <cobundle-offer> element to your pages, as shown in your dashboard. You pass in the buyer's email address, and if you want, their name, company and the plan they are buying.

3.2 The embed only works on domains you registered in your dashboard. You register only domains you control. Cobundle may ask you to prove control of a domain. A domain in test mode shows a sample offer; nothing is shared and nobody is billed.

3.3 Placement rules. You:

  • show the embed only to your own customers, on pages where they buy or manage a paid plan with you;
  • pass only the buyer's own details, exactly as the buyer gave them to you, and only details you are allowed to use for this;
  • don't change, hide, cover or shorten the offer, the line next to the Claim button, the "Sponsored · via Cobundle" label or the privacy notice link;
  • never click Claim for a buyer, trigger it automatically, or pre-fill anyone else's details;
  • don't reward or pressure buyers to claim, and don't use design that leads to accidental clicks;
  • don't present the offer as your own, or as a condition or part of your purchase;
  • don't place the embed in a way that blocks or delays your checkout; and
  • don't show the embed on services aimed at children under 16.

3.4 You are responsible for your pages, and for meeting the rules that apply to them, including your page's security headers. Cobundle is responsible for the embed and the offers in it.

4. Buyer data

4.1 Nothing about the buyer leaves your page until the buyer clicks Claim. Before that, the embed only asks Cobundle for an offer, which reveals the buyer's IP address to Cobundle as with any web request, but not the details you pass in. Cobundle doesn't store the IP address for this and counts views without personal data.

4.2 For the collection of the buyer's details through the embed, from the request for an offer to the moment the details reach Cobundle after a claim, you and Cobundle are joint controllers under Art. 26 GDPR. The data protection terms set out who does what. In short: Cobundle informs buyers, records their consent and handles their requests; you make sure you may pass the details into the embed and mention Cobundle in your privacy policy.

4.3 After that, Cobundle alone is responsible for the buyer's details, and the sponsor becomes responsible once it receives them.

4.4 Your privacy policy. You mention in your privacy policy that your upgrade or billing page shows offers from sponsors through Cobundle, that the buyer's details go to Cobundle and the sponsor only if the buyer clicks Claim, and you link to Cobundle's privacy notice for buyers. The data protection terms contain a paragraph you can use.

5. What you see

You see, per sponsor and placement, how often offers were shown and claimed on your pages. You don't see buyers' details. Sponsors see which of your placements a lead came from, and the hosts that show their offer. Cobundle can see all data on the platform and may look at your dashboard, read-only, to support you and prevent misuse. Cobundle shares your data with nobody else except its service providers or where the law requires it. After the contract ends, you can ask for an export of your statistics for 30 days, at no charge. After that, Cobundle closes your team's accounts and deletes the data it no longer needs. It keeps what it must keep by law, and the record of who accepted these terms, with their name and email address, for 3 years after the contract ends.

6. Pausing, suspension and ending the contract

6.1 You can end the contract at any time, with immediate effect, by removing the embed and writing to info@cobundle.io. Offers then stop on your pages.

6.2 Cobundle can end the contract with 30 days' notice by email, giving its reasons. Either side can end it for good cause without notice (§ 314 BGB).

6.3 Cobundle may switch off the embed on a domain or suspend your account, as far as is proportionate, if you break the placement rules, Cobundle has reasonable grounds to suspect fraud or misuse, or the law or an authority requires it. Cobundle tells you by email which measure it took, the facts and the rule it relied on, at the latest when it takes effect. You can reply with your view, and Cobundle will review its decision.

7. Liability

7.1 Cobundle is liable without limitation for damage caused by intent or gross negligence, for injury to life, body or health, under a guarantee it gave, if it fraudulently concealed a defect, and under mandatory product liability law.

7.2 For slight negligence, Cobundle is liable only if it breaches an essential obligation, meaning an obligation that makes it possible to perform the contract at all and on which you may regularly rely. In that case, liability is limited to the damage that is foreseeable and typical for this kind of contract, and to €5,000 for all damaging events in a contract year.

7.3 Otherwise, Cobundle is not liable for slight negligence. These limits also apply to Cobundle's representatives, employees and agents.

8. Your responsibility to Cobundle

You hold Cobundle harmless from claims of third parties, including buyers, sponsors and authorities, and from reasonable costs of legal defence, that arise because you passed details into the embed that you weren't allowed to pass, or broke the placement rules, unless you are not responsible for the breach. Cobundle tells you about such a claim promptly and lets you take part in the defence.

9. Confidentiality

Both sides keep the other's non-public business information, such as claim figures and the sponsors you show, confidential, and use it only for this contract. This doesn't apply to information that is public or that the law requires to be disclosed.

10. Contact, changes and transfer

10.1 Questions, complaints and notices go to info@cobundle.io. Cobundle sends notices to the email addresses of your team.

10.2 Cobundle may change these terms to follow changes in the law or in court decisions, to close gaps or fix unclear wording, to add new features, or for security reasons. Cobundle tells you about a change by email at least 30 days before it applies and shows you the new version in your dashboard. A change applies to you only once you accept it there. Until then, offers pause on your pages from the date the change applies. A change that is required by law or needed to address an immediate risk of fraud or security may apply sooner.

10.3 Cobundle may transfer this contract to a company that Gabriel Beslic controls and that takes over the Cobundle business. Cobundle tells you at least 30 days in advance, and you can end the contract before the transfer.

11. Final provisions

11.1 German law applies. The UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) doesn't apply.

11.2 As far as the law allows, the courts of Frankfurt am Main, Germany, have exclusive jurisdiction. Cobundle may also sue you at your seat.

11.3 These terms are written in English. The English version is binding; translations are for convenience.

11.4 If a provision is invalid, the rest stays valid, and the statutory rules apply in its place.