Current version: August 2026. Contact: [email protected]
These are the terms on which you may use ai-allure.info, written as answers rather than clauses. They are still a binding agreement between you and us, and they include our privacy policy. If you use the site, you accept them.
Do I have to agree to anything to read the site?
You already have, by opening a page. There is no button to press and no account to create — which also means there is nothing to cancel. If you would rather not be bound by these terms, close the tab and nothing further happens.
Who is allowed to use it?
Adults of 18 or over who can legally enter into a contract, and who are not prohibited from using a site like this where they live. If you are here for a business, we assume you have authority to bind it. We can ask you to confirm your age, and we can refuse access.
What exactly does the site do?
It compares and reviews services run by other companies, and it links to them. We publish rankings, guides, tables and commentary, written by our team or by contributors. We do not operate, supply or support any of the services listed — we describe them, and we say what we think of them.
Is your ranking objective?
It is honest, which is not the same thing. Rankings reflect the criteria we set out and the judgement of the people who wrote them, at the time they were written. Somebody applying different criteria would reasonably land somewhere else. Nothing here is professional advice, and only you can decide whether a service fits your situation.
How do you make money if the site is free?
Referral commission from some of the companies we feature, paid when a reader signs up through our link. It funds the site, it is disclosed, and it does not determine positions or the contents of a review.
What may I do with your content?
Read it, print it for yourself, quote a short passage with a credit and a link, and share links freely. What you may not do is republish our material, translate or adapt it, use it to feed another product or service, scrape the site automatically, remove our notices, or use our name and branding as if we endorsed you. The permission you have is personal and non-commercial; everything beyond it needs our written agreement.
Who owns what is on the site?
We do, or our licensors and contributors do — the writing, the images, the tables, the design, the code, and the way it is all put together, protected by copyright and trade mark law. Company names and logos in our comparisons belong to those companies and are shown to identify them.
What happens when I click through to a partner?
You leave us. From that point their terms and their privacy policy apply, and everything that follows — sign-up, payment, service, support, refunds, disputes — is between you and them. We do not vet, endorse or guarantee third-party sites or the advertising shown here, and we are not responsible for them. Do your own checks before you commit money to anything.
What if something on the site is wrong?
Tell us at [email protected] and we will check it and correct it if you are right. In the meantime, the site is provided “as is” and “as available”, with no warranty of any kind — express or implied, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy and non-infringement. We do not promise the site is always up, always current or free of harmful code, and running your own security software remains sensible.
What can I claim if something goes badly?
As far as the law allows, not indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive losses, and not lost profits or data. Our total liability for anything connected with the site is capped at USD 500. That cap is part of the deal that keeps the site free. Rights you have under local law that cannot be excluded are untouched by any of this.
And if I cause you a problem?
You will indemnify us — and our officers, staff and agents — against third-party claims and reasonable legal costs arising from your use of the site or your breach of these terms. We may take over the defence at your cost, and you will not settle without our written consent.
Can these terms change?
Yes, and so can the site. A new version takes effect when it appears on this page with an updated date; carrying on afterwards means you accept it, and anything significant will be flagged. We may also change, suspend or discontinue any part of the site without notice, and end anyone’s access at our discretion.
Whose law applies, and where would a dispute go?
The laws of England and Wales govern these terms and any dispute connected with the site, including non-contractual ones. Disputes are resolved by arbitration administered by the International Centre for Dispute Resolution under its international procedures, without prejudice to any right you have to bring a claim locally that cannot be contracted away.
Anything else?
An unenforceable clause is read down or dropped without taking the rest with it. Not enforcing a right once does not surrender it. These terms and the privacy policy are the whole agreement between us about the site. We may transfer our rights and obligations, including if the site is sold, and you agree to that in advance. We are not liable for failures caused by events beyond our reasonable control. Notices sent electronically count as much as notices on paper.