Rules for using seodot.net

Access to the service, registration, and account security

Access to seodot.net is granted after registration, sign-in through an approved authentication method, or another access path that the operator has explicitly enabled. The user must provide accurate account details and keep them up to date.

The user is responsible for protecting passwords, email access, tokens, verification codes, and all other credentials. All actions performed from the account before notice of compromise is given are treated as actions of the user or of a person to whom the user gave access.

The operator may request additional identity confirmation, temporarily restrict sign-in, or immediately close access where there are signs of compromise, false registration data, abuse of plan limits, multi-user account sharing without separate permission, or another reasonable risk to the service and its users.

• The user may not impersonate another person, company, or representative of the service.
• The user may not create an account for a person who has expressly prohibited that action.
• One account serves one user unless a separate agreement says otherwise.

License to use the service and usage restrictions

The operator grants the user a limited, revocable, non-transferable, non-exclusive license to use the service during the paid period or within the free-access limits. That license exists only for the internal business or professional use of the user or the users company unless a separate contract states otherwise.

The user may not resell the service, sublicense it, expose internal access to unrelated parties, bypass plan limits, copy the interface or code, extract source code, build a competing product from the internal logic of the platform, send harmful load, or interfere with infrastructure operations.

The service may not be used for unlawful activity, malicious mass crawling, collection of data in violation of third-party rights, spam, security circumvention, distribution of harmful files, or any other conduct that may harm the service, its users, or third parties.

• The license ends when access ends or when the paid period expires without renewal.
• The operator may apply reasonable limits to request volume, run count, and export operations.

Submitted URLs, rights to materials, and use of reports

The user retains rights to websites, URLs, text, images, and other materials that the user lawfully controls and submits to the service. By submitting a URL or related material for analysis, the user grants the operator a limited right to process it only for report generation, run-history storage, reopening of results, export, and related technical actions.

The user represents that the user has the right to submit the URL and related materials and that submission does not violate law, third-party rights, access rules, confidentiality obligations, or restrictions imposed by the website owner.

Reports, exports, and recommendations are provided as a working tool for reviewing pages. They do not guarantee growth in traffic, rankings, revenue, or indexation. The user alone decides how to apply the results and remains responsible for any website or business change made on the basis of a report.

• The user may not submit materials that the user has no right to access or process.
• The user may not present a report as legal, financial, medical, or other regulated professional advice.

Service operation, maintenance windows, and product changes

The operator uses reasonable efforts to keep the service operational, but does not promise uninterrupted or error-free availability at every moment. Maintenance windows, emergency work, slower response, supplier outages, temporary feature restrictions, and other interruptions may occur as part of operating and securing the product.

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The operator may change features, limits, interface elements, internal scoring logic, report formats, and access flows where this is needed for security, product development, legal compliance, third-party integration changes, or infrastructure stability.

Beta features, early-access modules, experimental capabilities, and other pre-release items are provided as is, may be withdrawn without notice, and may carry separate limitations on quality, result retention, and support.

• The operator may introduce planned maintenance or emergency restrictions without separate user approval.
• The detailed list of cookies and similar technologies is provided in the privacy policy.
• Where a function depends on a third-party provider, the operator is not responsible for that providers separate outages or changes.

The operators intellectual property and the treatment of feedback

Rights in the software code, interface design, service structure, databases, brand identifiers, documentation, graphics, and other elements of the product belong to the operator or its licensors. These terms do not transfer ownership of the service or any part of it to the user.

The user may not use the operators trademarks, logos, or brand assets without written permission unless a different rule is expressly published on the site.

If the user sends ideas, comments, bug reports, feature requests, or other feedback, the operator may use that feedback without a separate fee where the law allows it. That permission exists only so the service can improve and does not cancel the users rights in the users own materials outside the service.

• The user may not remove copyright notices, proprietary markings, or brand references from the service.
• The user may not use the seodot.net brand in a way that falsely suggests partnership or endorsement.

Restriction of access, termination, indemnification, force majeure, and dispute rules

The user may stop using the service at any time. If a paid period is in progress, access and billing continue until the end of the already paid term unless a separate contract or mandatory law requires a different result. The operator may immediately restrict or terminate access for non-payment, a serious breach of the terms, risk to the service, attempts to bypass limits, unlawful conduct, or a reasonable legal requirement.

If a claim, demand, penalty, investigation, lawsuit, or expense is brought against the operator because of the users conduct, submitted materials, breach of these terms, or violation of third-party rights, the user agrees to reimburse the operator for reasonable losses, costs, and defence expenses to the extent that the matter was caused by the user.

The operator is not responsible for delay or non-performance caused by events outside its reasonable control, including backbone-network failure, data-centre outage, fire, war, action by authorities, major power-grid failure, mass failure of a supplier, or another event of force majeure.

Unless the law of the users country requires a different result, these terms are governed by the law of the country of the operators registration. Before either side starts a court case, the parties will try to resolve the dispute through good-faith negotiations. If that fails, the dispute may be brought before the competent court at the place of the operators registration unless mandatory law gives the user another path.

• The sections on payment, intellectual property, liability, indemnification, and dispute rules survive termination.
• The operator may keep certain records after termination where required for law, security, or protection of rights.