TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE (T&Cs)
Effective from [May 2026]
Article 1 – Preamble and Legal Notices
These General Terms and Conditions of Sale (hereinafter "GTC") apply, without restriction or reservation, to all sales concluded by the publisher [Name of your company or Your Surname/First Name] (hereinafter “the Publisher”) to purchasers (hereinafter “the Customer”) wishing to purchase the software [Software Name] (hereinafter “the Software”) offered for sale on the website https://www.ionos.fr/tools/analyse-site-web (hereinafter “the Website”).
Publisher’s contact details:
• Name/Company name: [Company name or Sole trader]
• Legal form: [e.g. SAS, SARL, EI...] with a share capital of [Amount] €
• Registered office: [Full address]
• Registration: [RCS / SIRET] of [City of the registry]
• Intra-Community VAT number: [Number or statement "VAT not applicable, Art. 293 B of the CGI"]
• Email address: [See above]
The Customer declares that they have read these T&Cs and accepted them prior to purchasing the Software. Confirmation of the order constitutes acceptance of these T&Cs without restriction or reservation.
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Article 2 – Software Specifications
The Software offered for sale is a downloadable digital product. Its key features (functionalities, technical requirements, hardware and operating system compatibility) are set out on the Website.
The Customer is required to familiarise themselves with these before placing any order. The choice and purchase of the Software are the sole responsibility of the Customer.
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Article 3 - Ordering and Purchase Process
To purchase the Software, the Customer must follow the steps below on the Website:
1. Select the Software.
2. Entering identification and billing details.
3. Acceptance of these T&Cs (tick box).
4. Select a payment method and confirm payment.
The sale shall only be deemed final once the Publisher has sent the Customer confirmation of acceptance of the order by email, and the full price has been received.
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Article 4 – Prices and Payment Terms
The Software is supplied at the fixed price in force as indicated on the Website at the time the order is placed.
• Prices are quoted in Euros and [excl. VAT or incl. VAT].
• The price is payable in a single instalment at the time of ordering.
• Payment is made via a secure payment method, in accordance with the options available on the Website (e.g. credit card, PayPal, Stripe).
The Publisher reserves the right to change its prices at any time, but the Software will be invoiced based on the price in force at the time the order is confirmed.
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Article 5 – Delivery and Download
Once payment has been confirmed, the Customer will receive the following by email:
• A secure download link to install the Software.
• Where applicable, a unique and personal licence key to activate the Software.
Delivery is deemed to have taken place as soon as the download link is made available to the Customer. It is the Customer’s responsibility to check their inbox (and the junk/spam folder).
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Article 6 – No Right of Withdrawal
In accordance withArticle L221-28 of the French Consumer Code (or equivalent regulations on digital content not supplied on a physical medium), the right of withdrawal cannot be exercised for the supply of digital content not supplied on a physical medium where performance has begun following the consumer’s prior express consent and express waiver of their right of withdrawal.
By ticking the box to accept the T&Cs prior to purchase and proceeding with the immediate download of the Software, the Customer expressly agrees to receive the Software before the end of the statutory withdrawal period and expressly waives their right of withdrawal. No refund will be granted once the download link or licence key has been made available.
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Article 7 – Licence of Use (Intellectual Property)
The Software, as well as all trademarks, graphics, logos and text appearing on the Website or within the Software, remain the exclusive property of the Publisher.
The purchase of the Software grants the Customer a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence for worldwide use. The Customer is expressly prohibited from:
• Copy, modify, adapt, translate or create derivative works of the Software.
• Rent, lend, sell, distribute or sub-license the Software to third parties outside their domain name and its sub-domains.
• Reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble the Software, except to the extent strictly permitted by law.
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Article 8 – Warranties and Liability
8.1 Statutory Warranty
The Customer is entitled to the statutory warranty of conformity for digital content. The Publisher undertakes to provide Software that complies with the description on the website and is free from hidden defects that would render its use impossible.
8.2 Limitation of Liability
The Software is provided “as is”. The Publisher does not guarantee that the Software is free from minor bugs or that it meets specific professional performance requirements not explicitly mentioned. The Publisher shall not be held liable for:
• Indirect damages (loss of data, loss of profit, business interruption) arising from the use of or inability to use the Software.
• Malfunctions related to the Customer’s IT environment (software or hardware incompatibility).
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Article 9 – Personal Data (GDPR)
The Publisher collects and processes the Customer’s personal data (surname, first name, email address, billing details) to manage the order and deliver the Software.
In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the Customer has the right to access, rectify, erase and object to the processing of their data. These rights may be exercised by contacting the Publisher via the contact form on the website.
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Article 10 – Applicable Law and Disputes
These T&Cs are governed by French law.
In the event of a dispute, the Customer undertakes to contact the Publisher in the first instance in order to seek an amicable solution.
• For consumers: The Customer may, free of charge, refer the matter to a consumer ombudsman (French Republic – Public Service).
• If no amicable agreement can be reached, the dispute shall be brought before the competent courts of [Rambouillet - 78120 - France].
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