Terms and Conditions

§ 1 Provider

Tax/ID number (NIP): 5981663061
Email: info@check3000.com

§ 2 Scope

1. These Terms and Conditions apply to all contracts between AW Media, Anja Wilkens, Plac Wolności 20A/5, 69-100 Słubice, Poland (hereinafter "provider"), and customers regarding the use of the check3000.com platform and the provision of digital AI-supported analysis reports.
2. Deviating terms of the customer apply only if the provider expressly agrees to them in writing.
3. Mandatory consumer protection rights applicable in the customer's country of habitual residence remain unaffected.

§ 3 Subject matter

1. check3000.com provides AI-supported digital analysis reports based on the customer's submitted idea, product, target market and selected time horizon.
2. The analysis may include, depending on the selected package and available data: market opportunity, target group, competition, country analysis, risk assessment, scenarios, critical objections, confidence assessment, sources and recommendations.
3. The analysis is generated digitally and individually after the customer submits the required input.
4. The report is for general business orientation only.
5. It does not constitute legal, tax, financial, investment, accounting or professional business advice.
6. The customer remains solely responsible for business, financial, legal and investment decisions made on the basis of the report.

§ 4 Data basis, AI limitations and scope of the analysis

1. The analysis is created using AI-supported systems, publicly available information, source material and model-based evaluations.
2. Scope, level of detail, number of sources, report length and depth of analysis depend on the publicly available data relating to the submitted idea, industry, region and selected time horizon.
3. For niche products, new markets, weakly documented industries or limited public data, the analysis may be shorter, less detailed or based on fewer available sources.
4. No specific number of pages, sources, findings, scores, economic developments, financing suitability, market outcome, revenue, profit or business success is guaranteed.
5. As the analysis is AI-generated, results may contain inaccuracies. The provider does not instruct the AI to add fictitious figures, sources or facts, but cannot guarantee that the AI delivers error-free results in every individual case.
6. The provider aims to present limitations, uncertainty and confidence levels transparently within the report where technically possible.

§ 5 Free preview

1. The free preview is a demo or limited preview version.
2. It may contain standard values, sample structures or limited analysis elements.
3. Unless expressly stated otherwise, the free preview does not include a full individual AI research process, full source evaluation, paid report access or a full downloadable report.

§ 6 Paid analyses

1. Paid analyses are digital products generated after the customer submits the required input and after successful payment.
2. The exact content depends on the selected package and the available data.
3. Descriptions such as "structured analysis", "extended analysis", "source evaluation", "PDF report", "scenario assessment" or similar terms describe the type of analysis, but do not guarantee a fixed page count, fixed number of sources, fixed level of detail or specific business result.

§ 7 Conclusion of contract

1. The presentation of products on the website does not constitute a legally binding offer, but an invitation to place an order.
2. The customer selects a package and provides the required input.
3. Before placing a paid order, the customer is required to actively confirm important information regarding AI-supported analysis, data availability, absence of guarantees and digital performance. These notices are not pre-selected.
4. The contract is concluded when the customer places the order and the provider accepts it – for example by confirming the order, starting the digital generation process or making the digital report available.
5. Contract confirmation is sent immediately after conclusion of the contract by email to the email address provided by the customer.

§ 8 Prices and payment

1. The prices displayed at the time of ordering apply.
2. Prices are shown as one-time payments unless expressly stated otherwise.
3. Local VAT may be added by the payment service provider depending on the buyer's country of residence.
4. Payment is made using the payment methods offered on the platform or by the respective payment service provider.
5. The provider may make access to a paid analysis dependent on successful payment.

§ 9 Delivery of digital content

1. The analysis is delivered digitally.
2. Delivery may take place by displaying the result on the website, by providing access through a recovery link, by download, by email or by another digital method.
3. Processing time may vary depending on technical availability, source availability, external API availability, AI model response times and the complexity of the submitted input.
4. Temporary delays caused by external systems, AI providers, search providers, hosting infrastructure or payment providers do not constitute non-performance, provided that the analysis is delivered within a reasonable time or the customer is informed of a relevant issue.
5. After delivery of the analysis, the customer receives an access link by email, through which the analysis can be retrieved again within the retention period (see Privacy Policy).

§ 10 Right of withdrawal

1. Consumers generally have a statutory right of withdrawal under applicable consumer protection law.
2. Details are set out in the separate Withdrawal Policy.
3. For digital content or digital services supplied without a physical data carrier, the right of withdrawal may expire early if the customer has expressly consented that performance begins before the end of the withdrawal period and has confirmed knowledge that the right of withdrawal is lost when performance of the contract begins – to the extent permitted by applicable law.
4. The required express consent is obtained separately during the order process and is not pre-selected.

§ 11 Customer input and responsibility

1. The customer is responsible for submitting accurate, lawful and sufficiently specific input.
2. The customer must not submit unlawful content, third-party confidential information, personal data of third parties without a lawful basis, infringing content or content that violates applicable law.
3. The quality and usefulness of the analysis may depend on the clarity and specificity of the customer's input.
4. Very broad, unclear, contradictory or highly niche inputs may lead to a less detailed or less reliable analysis.

§ 12 No guarantee of business success

1. The provider does not guarantee that a business idea will be successful, profitable, financeable, legally permissible, scalable or suitable for implementation.
2. Scores, recommendations, scenarios and assessments are model-based orientation aids.
3. They are not predictions, guarantees or binding professional opinions.
4. The customer should obtain professional legal, tax, financial or business advice before making important decisions.

§ 13 Availability and technical limitations

1. The provider aims to operate the platform reliably.
2. However, uninterrupted availability is not guaranteed.
3. The platform may be temporarily unavailable due to maintenance, updates, hosting issues, security measures, external service disruptions or force majeure.
4. The provider may modify, update or improve the platform, provided that this does not unreasonably impair already purchased digital content.

§ 14 Copyright and right of use

1. Unless otherwise agreed, the customer receives a simple, non- exclusive right to use the generated report for their own internal business planning, evaluation and decision preparation.
2. The customer may not resell, sublicense, publicly publish, mass- distribute or commercially exploit the report as a standalone product without the provider's prior written consent.
3. The provider may use anonymised technical and statistical data to improve the platform, provided that no personal customer data is disclosed unlawfully.

§ 15 Liability

1. The provider is liable without limitation for intent and gross negligence.
2. In cases of ordinary negligence, the provider is liable only for breach of essential contractual obligations and limited to foreseeable damage typical for the contract – unless mandatory law provides otherwise.
3. Liability for injury to life, body or health and liability under mandatory statutory provisions remains unaffected.
4. The provider is not liable for business decisions made by the customer, loss of profit, failed investments, financing decisions, market developments or third-party actions, except where liability is mandatory by law.

§ 16 Third-party services and external sources

1. The platform may use external AI providers, research providers, hosting providers, payment providers or publicly available sources.
2. The provider is not responsible for the permanent availability, accuracy or completeness of third-party sources, external websites or external APIs.
3. Source links and snippets may change, become unavailable or differ from the information available at the time the analysis was generated.

§ 17 Contract language

1. Binding contractual and legal texts are provided in German and English.
2. Other language versions of the user interface are provided exclusively for usability and information and do not constitute binding contract versions.
3. The customer actively confirms the chosen contract language during the order process.

§ 18 Applicable law and jurisdiction

1. The law of the Republic of Poland applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
2. For consumers, mandatory consumer protection provisions of the country in which the consumer has their habitual residence remain unaffected.
3. Place of jurisdiction for disputes with business customers is Słubice, Poland, to the extent legally permissible.
4. For consumers, the statutory consumer jurisdiction remains unaffected.

§ 19 Dispute resolution

1. The European Online Dispute Resolution platform has been discontinued.
2. The provider is not willing or obliged to participate in consumer arbitration proceedings unless required by mandatory law.
3. Customers may contact info@check3000.com with questions or complaints.

§ 20 Changes to these Terms

1. The provider reserves the right to adapt these Terms if the legal situation, case law, the services offered or technical or operational conditions change.
2. Contracts already concluded are not affected by changes; the Terms valid at the time of conclusion of the contract apply.
3. The respective current version is available on the website.

§ 21 Severability

1. If any provision of these Terms is or becomes invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions shall remain unaffected.
2. The invalid provision shall be replaced by the applicable statutory rule.