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Terms of service

Effective from 21 July 2026.

§ 1. General provisions and definitions

  1. These terms of service (the “Terms”) set out the rules for using the d6.pl website (the “Service”) and for providing d6 studio services — designing, launching, hosting and caring for simple websites for small businesses.
  2. To the extent the Service provides electronically supplied services, these Terms constitute terms of service within the meaning of Article 8 of the Polish Act of 18 July 2002 on providing services by electronic means.
  3. The service provider is O3 Prosta Spółka Akcyjna, with its registered office in Rzeszów (address: ul. Fryderyka Szopena 35C, apt. W164, 35-055 Rzeszów, Poland), KRS: 0001234088, NIP: 8133950638, REGON: 54445106900000 (the “Provider”).
  4. Contact: e-mail hello@d6.pl, phone +48 455 564 235, postal address as above.
  5. In these Terms:
    1. Client — a natural person, legal person or organisational unit using the Service or entering into a Contract;
    2. Consumer — a natural person performing a legal act not directly related to their business or professional activity; and, where the law so provides, an entrepreneur with consumer rights;
    3. Preview — a free proposal of direction / website design prepared by the Provider based on information supplied by the Client;
    4. Contract — an agreement for website design, launch, hosting and care, concluded after acceptance of scope and price and payment (or another expressly agreed confirmation);
    5. Client Website — the website designed and launched under the Contract;
    6. Care — uptime monitoring, help with small content changes, and hosting maintenance within the offered scope.
  6. Before using the form or concluding a Contract, the Client should read these Terms and the Privacy Policy.

§ 2. Nature of the services

  1. d6 provides design and implementation services. The Service is not a user-account platform or a social network.
  2. Submitting the “Request a free preview” form or other sales contact does not conclude a paid Contract and does not oblige the Client to purchase.
  3. A paid Contract arises only after: (a) scope and price are presented, (b) the Client accepts them, and (c) payment is made or another clear confirmation agreed by the parties is given.

§ 3. Technical requirements

  1. Using the Service requires an Internet connection, a current web browser and an active e-mail address (for the form).
  2. The Service is available as a website; updates are deployed automatically.
  3. It is forbidden to use the Service in a way that violates the law, good practice or security (including malware or bots that excessively load the Service).

§ 4. Collaboration process

  1. Typical flow:
    1. the Client submits the form or contacts the Provider;
    2. the Provider reviews needs and may ask for more information or materials;
    3. the Provider prepares a Preview;
    4. the Client decides whether to proceed to publication;
    5. after acceptance of scope and price and payment, the Provider launches the Client Website, helps with the domain and provides Care as offered.
  2. The Provider will use reasonable efforts to deliver the Preview within a reasonable time; timing may depend on completeness of materials and workload.
  3. The Provider may decline a project if the Client’s content or business would be unlawful, contrary to good practice, or beyond the Provider’s capabilities, and will inform the Client.

§ 5. Scope and pricing

  1. The standard scope typically includes: design of a simple one-page / landing website, launch, hosting, Care and small content changes during the paid period — as described on the Service and in the individual offer.
  2. Indicative prices published on the Service (subject to change):
    • PL market: PLN 499 for the first year, then PLN 200 per year for hosting and care renewal;
    • EN / euro pricing: EUR 119 for the first year, then EUR 49 per year.
  3. Website prices are informative until confirmed in the offer / checkout summary. The offer states whether prices include VAT.
  4. The Provider may change the price list at any time. Changes do not affect Contracts already concluded.
  5. Payments are processed by an external payment provider indicated at checkout. The Provider does not store payment-card data.
  6. The domain should remain registered to the Client. The Provider may help connect an existing domain or set up a new one on terms agreed in the offer.

§ 6. Client materials and content

  1. The Client must supply only content they have rights to (texts, logo, photos, contact details, offers, etc.) and warrants that publication will not infringe the law or third-party rights.
  2. Supplying materials grants the Provider a free, non-exclusive licence for the time needed to perform the Contract — to store, reproduce, make technical modifications (e.g. compression, cropping) and publish within the Client Website.
  3. The Provider may use the Client Website (or excerpts / screenshots) in the d6 portfolio and marketing materials, unless the Client objects by e-mail. After an objection, the Provider will stop new uses within a reasonable time; already distributed materials may remain until naturally replaced.
  4. It is forbidden to request publication of unlawful content, content inciting violence or hatred, content infringing personal rights, or content containing malware.

§ 7. Intellectual property

  1. Elements of the d6.pl Service (brand, Service layout, Provider’s own content) belong to the Provider and are legally protected.
  2. The Client’s domain and substantive content (texts, logo, photos supplied by the Client) belong to the Client.
  3. After full payment under the Contract, the Client receives the right to use the Client Website’s code and design for their own business purposes (publication, maintenance, further development). Until full payment, economic rights in the design remain with the Provider, and the Client may review the Preview only to evaluate the offer.
  4. Copying layouts, components or content of the d6.pl Service without the Provider’s consent is prohibited.

§ 8. Liability

  1. The Provider performs services with due care.
  2. To the extent permitted by law, towards Clients who are not Consumers, the Provider is not liable for lost profits or indirect damages.
  3. The Provider does not guarantee specific search-engine rankings or a particular increase in leads — results depend on industry, competition and the Client’s own actions, among other factors.
  4. The Provider is not liable for consequences of: false information, Client-supplied content, actions by third parties to whom the Client granted access, force majeure, or interruptions due to maintenance or infrastructure failures beyond the Provider’s control — without prejudice to mandatory Consumer rights.

§ 9. Complaints

  1. Complaints should be sent by e-mail to hello@d6.pl.
  2. A complaint should include: full name or company name, e-mail address, and a description of the non-conformity / issue.
  3. The Provider responds within 14 days (Consumers) or 21 days (other Clients) of receipt.
  4. If a complaint is upheld, the Provider brings the service into conformity with the Contract within a reasonable time, at its own cost.

§ 10. Right of withdrawal

  1. A Consumer may withdraw from a distance Contract within 14 days of conclusion, without giving reasons (Polish Consumer Rights Act), subject to statutory exceptions.
  2. If the Consumer requests that performance begin before the withdrawal period ends (e.g. immediate design work or publication), and the Provider begins performance with the Consumer’s express consent, the Consumer may be required to pay for services performed up to withdrawal — as provided by law.
  3. A withdrawal statement may be sent by e-mail to hello@d6.pl. Sending it before the deadline is sufficient.
  4. The Provider may voluntarily apply analogous withdrawal rules to entrepreneurs — to the extent stated in the offer or Contract confirmation.

§ 11. Personal data and disputes

  1. Personal-data processing is described in the Privacy Policy.
  2. Consumers may use out-of-court complaint and redress mechanisms (including consumer ombudsmen, the Trade Inspection, and the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection). EU ODR platform: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr.

§ 12. Changes and final provisions

  1. The Provider may change how services are delivered to improve them, adapt technologically or meet a legal duty, without extra cost to the Client for that reason alone — provided this does not materially reduce the agreed Contract scope.
  2. The Provider may amend these Terms for valid reasons (offer, technology or law changes). Notice will be given via the Service or e-mail. A Client who does not accept a change may terminate the Contract with immediate effect within 10 days of notice — insofar as the change affects an ongoing Contract.
  3. These Terms apply from 21 July 2026 and are governed by Polish law.
  4. Disputes will be resolved amicably where possible. Failing that, the competent court is determined by law; for Clients who are not Consumers, the court competent for the Provider’s registered office applies, unless mandatory rules provide otherwise.