Terms of Service

ADOASIS Creative Canvas Terms of Service

Chapter 1: General Provisions

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms of Service govern the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between the "Company" and "Business Members," and between the "Company" and "Users," as well as the conditions of use, general procedures, and other necessary matters in using the ADOASIS Creative Canvas service (hereinafter "Service") operated by Impact AI Inc. (hereinafter "Company").

Article 2 (Definitions)

The definitions of terms used in these Terms of Service are as follows:

  1. "Service" means the ADOASIS Creative Canvas platform service that supports the creation and editing of advertising creatives (images, videos) and copy (headlines, copies) using the Company's AI technology, and the uploading of created creatives to "Ad Channels" in library form.

  2. "AI-Generated Content" means all digital materials automatically generated through AI within the "Service," including advertising images, videos, headlines, and copy.

  3. "Creative Library" means the function that registers and stores advertising creatives created or uploaded by "Members" through the "Service" in the asset area of the advertising account within "Ad Channels." This "Service" provides only the function of uploading creatives to the "Creative Library" and does not provide campaign configuration, budget setting, or advertising operation (execution) functions.

  4. "Data" means all information entered or uploaded by "Members" for use of the "Service," "AI-Generated Content," and materials generated as a result of using the "Service."

  5. "Ad Channel" means digital advertising platforms such as Meta, Google, TikTok, X (Twitter), and LinkedIn where "Members'" advertisements are displayed.

  6. "Member" means a "Business Member" or "User" who has registered an "Account" on the "Platform," accessed the "Service," agreed to these "Terms" and the Privacy Policy, and uses the "Service" provided by the "Company."

  7. "Business Member" means a person who has entered into a "Service Agreement" with the "Company" and uses the "Service" provided by the "Company," including general organizations, individuals, and businesses (individual or corporate).

  8. "User" means a person who can use the "Service" within the scope of service use rights granted by the "Business Member" under the "Service Agreement" with the "Company," and is a separate entity from the Business Member. A "User" can become a member of the "Workspace" by registering an "Account" and use the "Service." User account permissions are divided into: ① Master permission (one representative User of the company) and ② User permission (all other Users).

  9. "Service Agreement" means a contract entered into between the "Company" and "Business Member" for the continuous use of services provided by the "Company" for the "Business Member."

  10. "Workspace" means a virtual work space granted to "Business Members" by the "Company" after entering into the "Service Agreement." Users registered in the "Workspace" can manage "Data" and "User" members for collaborative work, and share the "Workspace" and "Data" with other "User" members.

  11. "Account" refers collectively to the "ID (email)" and "Password" registered by the "User" on the "Platform" to use the "Service."

  12. "ID" means the email used by the "User" in the membership registration process to use the "Service." Once registered, the "ID" cannot be changed.

  13. "Password" means a combination of letters, numbers, and special characters with 8 or more characters set by the "User" and approved by the "Company" for identity verification and identification of the "User."

Article 3 (Disclosure and Amendment of Terms)

  1. The "Company" shall post these "Terms" on the initial screen of the "Service" in principle, and if the method of such notice changes, it shall inform Members after notifying them on the service initial screen. However, the trade name, business address, name of representative, business registration number, contact information, etc. shall be displayed within the service menu or similar areas so that "Members" can easily find them.

  2. These "Terms" take effect when confirmed and agreed to upon registration as a "Member" on the "Platform."

  3. The "Company" may amend these "Terms" within the scope that does not violate relevant laws and regulations such as the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions, Framework Act on Telecommunications, Telecommunications Business Act, and Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection.

  4. When amending the Terms, the "Company" shall post the amended Terms together with the current Terms on the initial screen of the "Platform" or notify "Business Members" via email, and the amended Terms shall take effect 7 days after the date of such notice in principle. However, if amending the Terms for reasons such as changes unfavorable to members or changes to significant matters, the Company shall specify and notify the effective date within 30 days from the date of notice of the amended Terms.

  5. If "Members" do not agree to the amended Terms, they may raise an objection. If "Members" continue to use the Service without expressing refusal after 7 days (30 days for changes unfavorable or significant to Members) have passed from the date of notice of the amended Terms, they shall be deemed to have agreed to the amended Terms.

  6. If "Members" do not agree to the application of the amended Terms, the "Company" may give 15 days' prior notice to the "Member" and terminate the service agreement with the "Business Member" and suspend the use of the "User's" account.

  7. Notwithstanding the measures in Paragraph 4, the "Company" shall be exempt from liability for damages incurred by "Members" due to not knowing about the amendment of the "Terms."

Article 4 (Interpretation of Terms)

  1. Matters not stipulated in these Terms shall be governed by applicable laws and regulations such as the Civil Act, Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions, Framework Act on Telecommunications, Telecommunications Business Act, and Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection.

  2. If a "Business Member" enters into an individual contract with the "Company" to use the Service, the individual contract shall take precedence over these "Terms."

Chapter 2: Service Agreement

Article 5 (Formation of Service Agreement)

  1. The "Service Agreement" is formed when the "Business Member" agrees to these Terms, applies for use in accordance with the procedures set by the "Company," and the "Company" approves such application.

  2. For the "application for use" in Paragraph 1 above, a User account with authority to manage the company's own information, i.e., a User account with Master authority, is required. When creating this for the first time, membership registration must be completed by registering the ID, password, administrator's name, contact information, affiliation, and position information together.

  3. In the "application for use" of Paragraph 1, the "Company" may request real-name verification and identity authentication through a specialized institution depending on the type of person wishing to become a "Business Member."

  4. The "Company" shall notify the person wishing to become a "Business Member" of the formation of the "Service Agreement" by one or more of the following methods: email, written notice, fax, or SMS.

  5. The person wishing to become a "Business Member" must provide the "Company" with information and certificates that can confirm business information (business registration number, business name, business registration certificate, etc.) at the time of "application for use," and the "Company" may require submission of additional documents if deemed necessary. However, institutions or organizations without a business registration number may enter into a service agreement according to separate procedures established by the "Company."

Article 6 (Approval and Restrictions on Applications for Use)

  1. The "Company" shall approve "applications for use" under Article 5 in principle unless there are special circumstances. The "Company" shall approve "applications for use" in the order of receipt in principle.

  2. The "Company" may refuse approval of "applications for use" in any of the following cases, and may also revoke approval even after approval if any of the following cases apply:

(1) The "Business Member" did not enter their actual business name or used another person's name

(2) The "Business Member" entered false information or did not enter the information presented by the "Company"

(3) Applying within 3 months from the date on which the use period was terminated by the "Company"

(4) Failing to meet the application requirements for "Business Members" designated internally and externally by the "Company"

(5) When confirmed to be an "application for use" that violates these "Terms" or is illegal or unjust, or when the "Company" cannot approve for reasons attributable to the "Business Member"

(6) Other cases deemed necessary by the "Company"

  1. The "Company" may reserve approval of "applications for use" in any of the following cases:

(1) When there is insufficient capacity in the "Company's" facilities

(2) When there are technical difficulties at the "Company"

(3) When business information or real name cannot be verified in the "Company's" business information and real name verification process

(4) Other cases deemed necessary by reasonable judgment of the "Company"

Article 7 (Member Information Management)

  1. The "Company" shall assign an ID to "Members" for the convenience of protecting "Members'" information and providing guidance on "Service" use. Users are assigned the email address to which they were invited to the "Service" as their ID. However, Users with Master authority may directly enter the email to be used as their ID when registering for membership.

  2. The "Company" performs overall "Business Member" management tasks such as determining whether the Service can be used through "Account" information including the "Member's" ID. Management of User account permissions and status is carried out directly by the User with Master authority under their own autonomy and responsibility.

  3. If there are changes to the details entered at the time of membership application, "Members" must notify the "Company" of such changes and request the change of information. However, passwords may be directly changed by "Members" at any time.

  4. The management responsibility for "Workspace" and "Account" information including ID and password of "Members" lies with the "Business Member" concerned or the "Business Member" to which the "User" belongs, and such information must not be allowed to be used by third parties. The "Business Member" concerned or the "Business Member" to which the "User" belongs is responsible for any damages arising from a "Member" neglecting to manage their "Workspace" and "Account" information or authorizing a third party to use it.

  5. If "Members" recognize that their "Account" information has been stolen or that a third party is using their "Account" and "Workspace," they must immediately notify the "Company" and follow the "Company's" guidance.

  6. Notwithstanding Paragraphs 4 and 5, if "Members" do not notify the "Company" of such facts or do not follow the "Company's" guidance even after notification, and disadvantages arise, the "Company" shall not be liable therefor.

Article 8 (Provision and Change of Business Member Information)

  1. "Business Members" must provide truthful information when required to provide information to the "Company" under these "Terms," and shall not be protected from disadvantages arising from providing false information.

  2. Users with Master authority may view information about the "Business Member" to which they belong in the "Service" at any time, and if information provided to the "Company" in connection therewith has changed, they must directly correct it according to the procedures within the "Service" or notify the "Company" of such changes by email or other means.

  3. The "Company" shall not be liable for disadvantages and problems arising from failure to change "Business Member" information.

  4. If "Business Members" wish, they may withdraw their consent to the "application for use" of the "Service," and if consent to use is withdrawn, there may be restrictions on use of the "Service." Withdrawal of consent to use is accomplished by applying for "termination."

Article 9 (Protection and Management of Personal Information)

  1. The "Company" makes efforts to protect "Members'" personal information in accordance with relevant laws and regulations such as the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, Personal Information Protection Act, etc. The protection and use of such personal information shall be governed by relevant laws and regulations and the "Company's" Privacy Policy.

  2. The "Company's" Privacy Policy does not apply to third-party websites and services that are simply linked to the "Company's" official website and "Platform."

  3. The "Company" shall not be liable for any "Member" information including "Account" information that was exposed due to reasons attributable to the "Member."

  4. When the "Company" expands or adds to the "Company's" services, the "Company" may transfer "Business Members'" and "Users'" personal information and "Data" within the scope permitted by applicable law, and may use the transferred personal information and "Data."

Chapter 3: Obligations of the Parties

Article 10 (Company's Obligations)

  1. The "Company" shall not engage in acts prohibited by applicable laws and regulations and these "Terms" or contrary to public morals, and shall make its best efforts to provide the "Service" continuously and stably.

  2. The Company shall establish a security system for the protection of personal information (including credit information) to enable "Members" to safely use the "Service," and shall publish and comply with the Privacy Policy. The "Company" shall not allow "Members'" personal information to be disclosed or provided to third parties, except as set forth in these "Terms" and the Privacy Policy.

  3. If the "Company" objectively recognizes that "Members'" opinions or complaints received in connection with the "Service" are legitimate, the "Company" shall process them immediately. If immediate processing is difficult, the "Company" shall notify "Members" of the reason and processing schedule through the service screen or other means.

  4. The "Company" shall make its best efforts to repair or restore without delay when equipment failures occur or data is lost while improving the "Service" for continuous and stable "Service" provision, unless there are unavoidable reasons such as natural disasters, emergencies, defects and failures that cannot be resolved with current technology, etc. However, if failures occur in partner facilities due to reasons beyond the "Company's" control, or if failures occur or data is lost due to intentional or gross negligence of a partner, the "Company" shall be exempt from liability unless the "Company" acted intentionally or with gross negligence.

Article 11 (Members' Obligations)

  1. "Members" must use the "Service" in accordance with these "Terms" within the scope of the "Service Agreement" entered into with the "Company." "Business Members" have the obligation and responsibility to allow "Users" to use the "Company's" "Service" within such scope.

  2. "Members" must comply with applicable laws and regulations, the provisions of these "Terms," usage guidelines, and other matters notified by the "Company" in connection with the "Service," and must not engage in acts that interfere with the "Company's" business.

  3. "Members" are responsible for finally reviewing and confirming that such content does not infringe the advertising policies and creative guidelines of each "Ad Channel," or the rights of third parties such as copyright and portrait rights, before uploading "AI-Generated Content" or creatives uploaded by themselves to the "Creative Library" of "Ad Channels."

  4. "Members" must finally confirm that the creatives uploaded to the "Creative Library" of "Ad Channels" through the "Service" align with their advertising intentions and brand guidelines. This "Service" provides only the function of uploading to the "Creative Library," and thereafter, campaign configuration, budget setting, and advertising operation (execution) must be carried out directly by "Members" at the "Ad Channel."

  5. "Members" bear full responsibility for rejection of creative registration by the media, rejection of advertising placement, account suspension, and results of advertising execution (budget consumption, performance degradation, etc.) arising from neglecting the confirmation obligations of this Article.

  6. "Members" may not transfer, donate, or use as collateral the right to use the "Service" or other rights and obligations under the service agreement to others without the "Company's" explicit consent. "Members" shall make their best efforts not to infringe the rights or reputation of third parties in the process of fulfilling obligations under the "Service Agreement."

  7. "Members" must not engage in any of the following acts or equivalent acts:

(1) Reproducing, publishing, broadcasting, or otherwise providing, disclosing, or leaking to third parties any materials and information obtained through the "Service" for commercial or non-commercial purposes without the "Company's" prior approval

(2) Distributing to others via posting, email, or other means content that infringes the "Company's" patents, trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights

(3) Any abnormal access to or use of the "Service" or attempts to access the "Service" system other than accessing the "Service" by entering the "ID" and "Password" registered for using the "Service"

(4) Using the "Service" by exploiting known or unknown bugs

(5) Intentionally or negligently installing or distributing malicious code, viruses, or similar programs

(6) Copying, decomposing, imitating, or otherwise transforming the Service through hacking, reverse engineering, decompiling, disassembling, or any other processing without special rights granted by the "Company"

(7) Arbitrarily modifying, changing, stealing, or distributing parts of the "Site" and "Service" by setting up separate servers

(8) Impersonating or pretending to be the "Company," "Company" employees, or operators

(9) Entering false or another person's information when applying for "Member" registration or requesting changes to "Member" information

(10) Illegally collecting or improperly using other "Members'" or individuals' "Account" information, personal information, and other information

(11) Acts aimed at violating public order or committing crimes, or other acts related to crimes

(12) Discriminating against or promoting discrimination and prejudice against the "Company," "Members," or third parties, or defaming or insulting them

(13) Infringing or potentially infringing the rights, patents, trademarks, copyrights, and other intellectual property rights of the "Company," "Members," or third parties

(14) Acts that interfere with or are likely to interfere with the stable operation of the "Service" and acts that adversely affect smooth service provision

(15) Continuously sending certain content such as advertising information against another person's wishes

(16) Selling, transferring, lending, or attempting to broker or allow others to use "Account" and content within "Accounts" to others, such as through "Account" transactions, transfers, agency, or exchanges

(17) Acts that harm the "Company's" interests (business) or interfere with the "Company's" business such as causing excessive load on the "Company's" servers, equipment, or "Service"

(18) Using "AI-Generated Content" to infringe others' rights or cause social harm, such as spreading false information, defamation, discriminatory/hate speech, deepfakes, etc.

(19) Acts that violate these "Terms" and applicable laws and regulations, or acts that are not permitted or harmful to good morals, social order, or common social norms

  1. "Members" must faithfully respond when the "Company" requests materials, access rights, or explanations of relevant facts to provide the smooth operation of the Service or to confirm whether these "Terms" have been violated. If a "Member" fails to respond without reasonable cause, the "Company" may restrict the "Member's" use in accordance with these "Terms."

  2. If "Members" violate these "Terms" or applicable laws and regulations without the "Company's" fault, and third parties raise civil or criminal liability issues against the "Company," "Members" must actively cooperate in resolving such issues. If the "Company" suffers damages in connection therewith, "Members" shall be obligated to compensate the "Company" for such damages.

  3. If "Members" violate these "Terms" or applicable laws and regulations and cause damages to the "Company," "Members" shall bear civil and criminal liability for such damages to the "Company."

  4. "Business Members" have the responsibility and obligation to manage and supervise "Users" belonging to them to comply with obligations under these "Terms," and to correct violations. If the "Company" suffers damages due to "Users'" violation of these "Terms" or applicable laws and regulations, "Business Members" shall bear civil and criminal liability therefor.

  5. "Members" must comply with the terms of service and advertising policies of each "Ad Channel" (Meta, Google, etc.) integrated through the "Service," and "Members" shall bear full liability for disadvantages such as creative registration rejection and account suspension arising from violations thereof.

Article 12 (Confidentiality Obligations)

  1. Without the "Company's" written consent, "Business Members" shall strictly maintain in confidence the contents of these "Terms" and their annexes and confidential information such as the "Company's" technical and business information learned during use of the "Service," and shall not use or disclose them in any manner other than for use under these "Terms," whether directly or through their shareholders, directors, officers and employees, affiliates and agents, or "Users" belonging to the "Workspace." If the use or disclosure of confidential information is required by law, the "Business Member" required to disclose must notify the "Company" of such fact.

  2. If the "Company" suffers damages due to "Business Members'" or "Users'" violation of Paragraph 1, "Business Members" must compensate for such damages.

  3. The "Service use fees and conditions" stipulated in individual contracts constitute trade secrets determined based on advertising effectiveness analysis results obtained through software developed by the "Company" and disclosed only to "Business Members" who have entered into service agreements. If "Business Members" or "Users" disclose such trade secrets to third parties, "Business Members" must pay the "Company" a penalty of 10% of the annual service fee. However, this shall remain effective during the period of service use and for 5 years after the termination of service use.

  4. "Members" may not use any business or technical information of the "Company" (e.g., the data upload format of the Service, creative generation methods using modules developed by the Company, AI model structure, etc.) obtained or acquired while using the "Company's" services, during or after the contract period, for purposes other than using the Service, and must not use such information to manufacture and sell services similar to the "Company's" "Service." In this case, manufacture and sale through a circuitous route through a third party shall also be deemed to be done by the "Member."

  5. Paragraphs 1 through 4 shall also apply equally to third parties such as advertising agencies that use the "Service" with separate approval from "Business Members" and the "Company" pursuant to Article 19, Paragraph 9.

Article 13 (Sanctions for Members' Breach of Obligations)

  1. If "Members" intentionally or negligently violate obligations under these "Terms," the "Company" may impose the following sanctions on the "Business Member" concerned or the "Business Member" to which the "User" belongs, taking into account the importance of the matter and the damages suffered by the "Company," other Business Members, and third parties:

(1) Written warning

(2) Restriction on use of the "Service"

(3) Permanent suspension

(4) Other sanctions deemed necessary by the "Company"

  1. The "Company" shall notify "Business Members" subject to sanctions under this Article of the sanction details via email or other means. In principle, such notification shall be made in advance, but may be made after the sanction in unavoidable circumstances.

  2. If "Members" intentionally or negligently violate obligations under these "Terms" and cause damages to the "Company," other "Business Members," or third parties, the "Business Member" concerned or the "Business Member" to which the "User" belongs must compensate for such damages.

  3. If restrictions arise on "Business Members'" use of the "Service" pursuant to this Article, the use of the "Service" by "Users" belonging to such "Business Members" may also be restricted equally.

  4. If the "Company" restricts service use, etc., limited to "Users," the effect of the "Service Agreement" entered into between the "Company" and "Business Members" shall in principle not be affected.

Chapter 4: Service Fees and Payment

Article 14 (Service Fees)

  1. "Service" use fees are charged according to individual contracts between the "Company" and "Business Members."

  2. "Service" use fees vary depending on the scope of "Service" available through the "Platform" (pricing plan, number of AI generation instances, number of Workspaces and active IDs, etc.), and are charged on a monthly or annual basis in principle. However, for the first or last billing period, service fees are charged on a pro-rata daily basis.

  3. "Service" use fees and scope of use may be changed according to the "Company's" needs or "policies." In such cases, the "Company" shall notify "Business Members" of such changes in advance via email or other means.

  4. The "Company" may provide additional "Services" not included in these "Terms" and charge additional fees in accordance with separate contracts agreed upon with "Business Members."

Article 15 (Billing and Payment of Service Fees)

  1. "Business Members" pay "Service" use fees to the "Company" by depositing into an account designated by the "Company" or by payment methods supported by the "Company" (credit card, electronic payment, etc.). However, the method of payment and payment means may be changed according to the "Company's" policies.

  2. "Business Members" pay "Service" use fees in a lump sum in advance or in installments at the end of each month.

  3. If "Business Members" have objections to billed use fees, they may file a complaint within 3 days from the date the bill is received, and the "Company" must notify "Business Members" of the processing result within 3 business days of receiving the complaint.

Article 16 (Settlement and Return of Service Fees)

  1. When "Business Members" have overpaid or underpaid use fees, the "Company" must refund them or settle the difference in the next billing period's fees.

  2. When "Members" are delinquent in paying use fees, a late fee of 0.3% (3/1,000) of the delinquent amount per day of delinquency may be collected.

  3. The "Company" has the right to suspend "Service" provision if "Business Members" delay payment of "Service" use fees, and for invoices for overdue use fees, interest shall be applied at the lesser of the maximum interest rate permitted by law or 1.5% per month.

Article 17 (Refunds)

  1. If the service agreement is cancelled or terminated due to reasons attributable to Members, paid use fees are non-refundable. However, in cases falling under Article 25, Paragraph 1, the "Company" shall refund "Business Members" the use fees calculated on a pro-rata daily basis from the scheduled termination date to the scheduled contract end date. In this case, "Business Members" wishing to receive a refund of use fees must request a refund of use fees in writing, specifying the reason for refund.

  2. If the "Company" provides a discount or exemption on "Service" use fees through events, promotions, etc., the Company calculates the amount on a pro-rata daily basis based on the regular use fees of the discounted or exempted "Service" and refunds the amount after deducting this.

  3. The "Company" processes refunds within 3 business days from the date the refund amount is confirmed.

  4. Refunds under this Article apply only when using paid "Services" and do not apply to services provided free of charge.

  5. If the "Service" provided by the "Company" is terminated pursuant to Article 21, Paragraph 6, the "Company" shall refund to "Business Members" the amount remaining after deducting the "Service" fee for the actual use period from the paid "Service" use fees.

Chapter 5: Use of Service

Article 18 (Commencement of Service)

  1. The "Company" determines the commencement date of the "Service" in consultation with "Business Members" after the "Service Agreement" is formed under Article 5. However, some "Services" may commence from a specific point in time if necessary for the "Company." In such cases, the "Company" shall notify this in advance or after the fact.

  2. The "Company" may provide some services only to specific "Business Members" if necessary. The "Company" may divide the "Service" into certain ranges and separately set available hours for each range, in which case the "Company" shall publicly post the details on the "Platform" in advance or after the fact, or notify "Business Members."

  3. The "Service" shall in principle be provided 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, unless there are special business or technical obstacles of the "Company." However, depending on the nature of the "Service," provision may be restricted on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, and after 6:00 PM on weekdays.

Article 19 (Provision of Service)

  1. The "Company" provides the following "Services" in accordance with these "Terms." However, the "Services" provided by the "Company" depend on the content of "Services" provided by the "pricing plan" selected by "Business Members":

(1) AI-based automatic generation service for advertising creatives (images, videos) and copy (headlines, captions)

(2) Tools for immediate editing, modification, and regeneration of created creatives

(3) Service for uploading creatives to "Ad Channel" assets (Creative Library) through "Ad Channel" API integration

(4) All ancillary services related to each of the above items

  1. This "Service" provides only the function of uploading creatives to the "Creative Library" of "Ad Channels," and campaign configuration, ad group (adset/ad set) creation, targeting settings, budget settings, and advertising operation (execution) must be carried out directly by "Members" at each "Ad Channel."

  2. Clicking buttons such as "Upload," "Send," "Apply," or "Confirm" within the "Service" to deliver creatives to "Ad Channels" shall be deemed to be "Members'" direct and final business decisions.

  3. The "Company" may develop additional related "Services" or provide them on the "Platform" through partnership agreements, in addition to the "Services" listed in Paragraph 1.

  4. The "Company" may take security measures such as accessing "Members'" "Workspaces" to the extent permitted by applicable laws and regulations to provide stable "Service" and respond to "Members'" inquiries and support and confirm compliance with these "Terms." "Members'" attempts to restrict such access by the "Company" without justifiable cause or to circumvent the "Company's" security measures shall be deemed a violation of these "Terms."

  5. The "Company" determines by individual contract the "Workspaces" and use rights therefor, and the number of IDs that can be used, for "Business Members" using the "Service."

  6. Since the access rights to the "Service" provided by the "Company" to "Members" are granted only to "Members," "Business Members" and "Users" may not transfer, provide, or share IDs belonging to the "Workspace" to third parties without the "Company's" prior permission. However, access by third parties other than "Members" is possible at the "Business Member's" request if there is prior written consent from the "Company."

Article 20 (Change and Modification of Service)

  1. The "Company" has comprehensive authority over the production, change, maintenance, and repair of "Service" content, and takes necessary measures for stable provision and operation of the "Service."

  2. The "Company" may change all or part of the "Service" being provided for substantial reasons such as division, merger, business transfer, deterioration of revenue of the relevant "Service," or technical or operational necessity, and shall give prior notice through the "Company's" "Platform" for at least 7 days before such change. However, if there are unavoidable circumstances that prevent prior notice, notice may be given after the fact.

  3. The "Company" may modify, suspend, or change some or all of free "Services" in accordance with the "Company's" operating policies and operational needs, and shall not separately compensate "Business Members" therefor unless specially provided for by applicable laws and regulations.

  4. If the "Company" has materially reduced, diminished, or eliminated the core functions of the "Service" and has not provided equivalent functions to "Members," "Members" may terminate the "Service Agreement" pursuant to Article 25.

Article 21 (Suspension of Service by Company)

  1. The "Company" may temporarily suspend "Service" provision at a date or time set by the "Company" and may restrict "Business Members'" service use hours in any of the following cases or when necessary for operational reasons:

(1) When the "Service" cannot be provided due to inevitable reasons such as system improvements/inspection for "Service" improvement, expansion/repair/inspection/replacement of facilities, and management and operation of facilities

(2) When necessary to respond to unexpected "Service" instability such as hacking and other electronic security incidents, communication failures, etc.

(3) When normal "Service" provision is impossible due to natural disasters, power outages, "Service" facility failures, etc.

  1. The "Company" may suspend "Service" provision pursuant to Paragraph 1, but must notify "Members" of such fact without delay after suspension, and must resume "Service" provision without delay when the cause is resolved. Temporary suspension of "Service" due to scheduled maintenance shall be pre-announced through the "Platform," etc.

  2. The "Company" may temporarily suspend the "Service" without notice in unavoidable circumstances such as emergency system inspection, expansion, and replacement, and may completely suspend the currently provided "Service" for reasons deemed appropriate by the "Company" such as replacement with a new "Service."

  3. If normal "Service" provision is impossible due to national emergencies, power outages, "Service" facility failures, or excessive use of the "Service," the "Company" may restrict or suspend all or part of the "Service" for a certain period of time, and shall announce the reason and period, etc. through the "Platform" in advance or after the fact.

  4. If the "Company" suspends the "Service" due to reasons beyond the "Company's" control (failures without intentional fault of system administrators, system downtime, etc.) or system suspension due to intentional fault or gross negligence of third parties (telecommunications carriers, etc.) for which advance notice is impossible, the "Company" shall not provide separate notice. However, the "Company" may provide notice after the circumstances have ended if deemed necessary.

  5. If the "Service" is terminated due to deterioration of management conditions, changes in the "Service" environment, enactment/amendment of laws, closure of business, etc., the "Company" shall notify "Business Members" in advance or after the fact depending on the "Company's" circumstances.

Article 22 (Temporary Suspension of Service at Member's Request)

"Members" may request temporary suspension of the "Service" through agreement with the "Company" only when there is a reasonable cause for temporarily suspending use of the "Service," such as experiencing difficulties in use due to technical defects of the "Service," and may not request temporary suspension of service use due to reasons not attributable to the "Company."

Article 23 (Attribution of Intellectual Property Rights, Use of AI-Generated Content, etc.)

  1. Intellectual property rights such as copyrights related to trademarks, logos, AI generation models, and algorithms related to the "Service" belong to the "Company."

  2. Rights to materials that "Members" owned before using the "Service" (brand assets, images, text, fonts, videos, etc.) and "Data" directly uploaded by "Members" to the "Service" belong to "Members." "Members" grant the "Company" a non-exclusive, royalty-free right to store, copy, process, handle, and transmit the above "Data" to the extent necessary for the provision of the "Service."

  3. Regarding "AI-Generated Content," "Members" have a non-exclusive right to use it for business purposes such as advertising execution within the scope permitted by these Terms. However, copyright attribution for content automatically generated by AI may not be clearly recognized under current law, and the "Company" does not guarantee the copyrightability, originality, or non-infringement of third-party rights of "AI-Generated Content."

  4. Before using "AI-Generated Content," "Members" are responsible for independently confirming that such content does not infringe the copyright, trademark rights, portrait rights, right of publicity, or other rights of third parties, and "Members" bear responsibility for disputes and damages arising therefrom.

  5. The "Company" may use "Data" connected or registered by "Members" free of charge for the purposes of improving and enhancing the "Service," development and diagnosis of the "Service" and other related services, and correction. At this time, "Data" shall be used only in aggregated or anonymized data formats, and may be used as statistical materials or compiled into a database through measures in accordance with applicable laws such as de-identification.

  6. The "Company" may use "Data" uploaded by "Members" or "AI-Generated Content" created by "Members" for the purpose of training (training) the "Company's" AI models only when "Members" have given explicit consent. "Members" may withdraw this consent at any time, and data collected after withdrawal of consent will not be used for model training. However, please be aware that it may be technically impossible or impose an excessive burden to separate and remove data already used for training from completed models.

  7. The "Company's" provision of "Service" to "Members" constitutes a grant of use rights to the "Service" in the manner permitted by the "Company" under the purposes set forth in these "Terms," and "Members" may not transfer, sell, provide as collateral, or otherwise dispose of such rights to third parties without the "Company's" prior consent.

  8. "Members" may not commercially reproduce, transmit, publish, or distribute to third parties information obtained through the "Service" without the "Company's" prior approval.

  9. The "Company" may modify and post the trade name, trademark, and brand image logo (CI and BI) of "Business Members" on the "Site" and "Company's" promotional materials for the purpose of introducing the fact that "Business Members" use the "Service," at no cost. However, if "Business Members" request, the "Company" may stop posting or revise and re-post it through mutual agreement.

  10. If "Business Members" consent, the "Company" may use "Business Members'" service use performance, various opinions, and feedback for marketing purposes.

Article 24 (Collection of Information, etc.)

  1. The "Company" may collect and use terminal settings and specifications, system information, and error information of PCs and other terminals (excluding personal information controlled and managed by "Members" on the "Platform") within the scope permitted by applicable laws and regulations for the "Service" operation, program stabilization and error improvement, checking for malware infection, etc., for "Service" quality improvement and product development.

  2. The "Company" may store and preserve all communication content occurring between the "Company" and "Members" via email, chat, telephone consultation, bulletin boards, etc., in connection with the "Service" provided by the "Company." The "Company" may access such information only when deemed necessary by the "Company" for mediating disputes between "Business Members," handling complaints, or maintaining order in "Service" use. Such information is held only by the "Company" and may absolutely not be accessed by third parties not authorized by law.

Chapter 6: Termination and Restriction of Use

Article 25 (Termination by Business Members, etc.)

  1. "Business Members" may terminate the "Service Agreement" in any of the following cases:

(1) When the "Company" is unable to fulfill its contractual obligations due to reasons such as bankruptcy during "Service" provision

(2) When the "Company's" provision of the "Service" becomes significantly difficult due to changes in government policies, defects in the service, etc.

(3) When the "Company" fails to respond or take action within 15 days after being required to correct a breach of these Terms by the "Company"

  1. When wishing to terminate the "Service Agreement" pursuant to Paragraph 1, "Business Members" must notify the "Company" of the reason at least 30 days before the scheduled termination date and provide an opportunity to file a complaint. However, if notification is impossible due to reasons attributable to the "Company," the obligation to provide advance notification and opportunity to file a complaint shall be waived.

  2. If "Business Members" apply for membership withdrawal, the "Company" may confirm the identity of the "Business Member," and shall process it immediately in accordance with these "Terms" and applicable laws and regulations.

  3. "Members" may access the "Workspace" and view or download "Data" for 1 month from the date of contract termination of the "Service."

  4. The "Company" shall destroy all "Data" including "Business Members'" account information and "AI-Generated Content" without delay after membership withdrawal, except when required to preserve it under applicable laws and regulations or when the "Company" has separately obtained "Business Members'" consent. The "Company" shall not bear liability for the extinguishment of "Business Members'" account information and related data.

  5. Upon termination of the "Service Agreement" by "Business Members" pursuant to this Article, "Users" belonging to such "Business Members" may not use the "Service" from the termination date, and "Users'" information shall be handled pursuant to Paragraph 5.

  6. If there are unpaid use fees as of the contract termination date of the "Service," "Business Members" must pay the unpaid use fees as of the termination date. However, if the service agreement is terminated due to reasons attributable to the "Company," the "Company" shall refund to "Business Members" the remaining period's portion of prepaid use fees.

  7. If the "Company" fails to provide the "Service" without justifiable cause within 15 days after the mutually agreed service commencement date between the "Company" and "Business Members," "Business Members" may cancel the "Service Agreement."

Article 26 (Termination by Company, etc.)

  1. If "Business Members" or "Users" fall under any of the following cases, the "Company" may demand correction within a period of 10 days and may terminate the "Service Agreement" if not fulfilled within such period:

(1) When the provided data turns out to be false

(2) When criminal activity is involved

(3) When the use of the "Service" is planned or executed for the purpose of harming national interests or social public interests

(4) When stealing another person's "Service" ID and password

(5) When damaging another person's reputation or causing disadvantage

(6) When the same user has registered under a different ID

(7) When intentionally obstructing the operation of the "Service" or undermining sound use

(8) When violating other applicable laws and regulations or the conditions of use set by the "Company" including these "Terms"

(9) When "Business Members" cannot achieve the purpose of the "Service Agreement" even if the "Company" commences the "Service"

(10) When after entering into the "Service Agreement" but before the "Service" is provided, "Business Members" become unable to fulfill their obligations under the Terms or it becomes significantly difficult to fulfill such obligations due to reasons such as bankruptcy

(11) Other cases where it is deemed appropriate to terminate the Terms based on grounds equivalent to items 1 through 10

  1. The "Company" may immediately terminate the "Service Agreement" with "Business Members" if "Business Members" fall under any of the following cases:

(1) When there is a violation of important content of the Terms such as "Members'" obligations set forth in Article 11

(2) When disposing of rights and obligations under the Terms to third parties without the "Company's" consent

(3) When service use fees have been delinquent one or more times after service use has been suspended

(4) When "Members" whose service use has been restricted pursuant to Article 27 fail to resolve the relevant cause for a substantial period

(5) When "Business Members" or "Members" are confirmed to be under 14 years of age (domestic) or under the age of majority as defined by each country

(6) When applying for use with the purpose of engaging in illegal acts prohibited by the "Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection," "Copyright Act," "Personal Information Protection Act," and other applicable laws, or with the purpose of use in a manner other than normal use

(7) When "Members" have previously lost membership status under these Terms

(8) Other cases where it is deemed appropriate to terminate the Terms based on grounds equivalent to items 1 through 7

  1. Termination of the "Service Agreement" pursuant to this Article shall not affect claims for damages against "Business Members."

  2. If the "Company" terminates the "Service Agreement" due to reasons attributable to "Members" such as violation of these Terms, paid use fees shall not be refunded.

  3. If "Business Members" fail to pay use fees without justifiable cause within 15 days after the mutually agreed service commencement date, the Company may cancel the "Service Agreement." However, if an individual agreement specifies the payment date, the individual agreement shall take precedence.

Article 27 (Restriction on Service Use for Business Members, etc.)

  1. The "Company" may fully or partially restrict or suspend "Business Members'" use of the "Service" in any of the following cases:

(1) When "Members" have been notified to pay overdue fees and late fees due to delinquency in use fees without justifiable cause and fail to pay within 14 days

(2) When "Members" provide the "Service" to third parties arbitrarily

(3) When "Members" cause serious failures in system operation or network security, damage to "Data," server shutdown, etc. through electronic security incidents, or engage in or are likely to engage in acts that violate these "Terms"

(4) When there are reasonable grounds to suspect that the content of information provided by "Business Members" is false

(5) When violating these "Terms" or other applicable laws and regulations, or engaging in acts that interfere with the "Company's" business

  1. The "Company" must notify "Members" at least 10 days before suspending the "Service" pursuant to Paragraph 1, Item 1, and provide an opportunity to file a complaint. However, if notification is impossible for reasons attributable to "Members," this shall not apply.

  2. The "Company" may restrict or suspend service use pursuant to Paragraph 1, Items 2 through 5 without prior notice, and must notify "Members" of such fact without delay after implementation.

  3. Even if service use is restricted or suspended, "Business Members'" obligation to pay use fees shall not be exempted unless there are special reasons.

Article 28 (Prohibition of Transfer)

The "Company" and "Business Members" may not transfer or donate all or part of the use rights of the "Service" or rights and obligations under these "Terms" to third parties without prior consent of the other party, nor provide them as collateral. However, delegation of Master authority by "Members" to another "User" is unrelated to transfer of rights and obligations under these "Terms."

Chapter 7: Compensation for Damages and Limitation of Company's Liability

Article 29 (Compensation for Damages)

  1. If the "Company" intentionally or with gross negligence violates these Terms and applicable laws and regulations and causes damages to "Members," the "Company" is liable to compensate the "Business Member" concerned or the "Business Member" to which the "User" belongs for such damages.

  2. If "Members" violate these "Terms" and applicable laws and regulations and cause damages to the "Company," the "Business Member" concerned or the "Business Member" to which the "User" belongs is liable to compensate the "Company" for damages thereby incurred.

  3. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the total amount of the "Company's" liability to "Members" for damages shall not exceed the total "Service" use fees actually paid by "Members" to the "Company" during the 12 months immediately preceding the occurrence of damages. However, this shall not apply to damages caused by the "Company's" intentional acts or gross negligence.

  4. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the "Company" shall under no circumstances be liable for indirect damages, special damages, consequential damages, punitive damages, lost profits, loss of business opportunities, or damages from data loss.

Article 30 (Limitation of Company's Liability)

  1. The "Company" shall not be liable for providing the "Service" due to force majeure such as war, national emergencies, natural disasters, states of emergency, technical defects that cannot be resolved with current technology, changes in applicable laws and regulations and government policies, or equivalent events.

  2. The "Company" does not guarantee that "AI-Generated Content" will necessarily pass the review of "Ad Channels" and shall not be liable for disadvantages caused by violation of media creative policies.

  3. The "Company" does not guarantee the accuracy, legality, non-infringement of third-party rights, or suitability for a specific purpose of "AI-Generated Content." All results and responsibility arising from the use of "AI-Generated Content" lie with "Members."

  4. The "Company" shall not bear any liability for the results of campaigns operated directly by "Members" at "Ad Channels" using creatives uploaded to the "Creative Library" (performance degradation, budget consumption, rejection of advertising placement, etc.) or for "Members'" financial losses arising therefrom. This "Service" does not provide campaign configuration and advertising operation (execution) functions, and such activities are areas that "Members" directly perform at "Ad Channels."

  5. The "Company" shall be exempt from liability for service failures caused by reasons beyond the "Company's" control, such as system failures, API errors, changes in technical specifications, or changes in media policies of "Ad Channels" (Meta, Google, etc.).

  6. The "Company" shall not be liable for damages caused by terminal errors or network environment problems experienced by "Members."

  7. The "Company" shall be exempt from liability for disadvantages and damages incurred by "Members" in connection with suspension of service use, service disruptions, and cancellation or termination of contracts due to reasons attributable to "Members" such as violation of these Terms by "Members."

  8. The "Company" shall not be liable for damages incurred by "Members" when telecommunications carriers suspend or fail to normally provide telecommunications services without fault of the "Company."

  9. The "Company" does not guarantee that the "Service" is free of bugs, security breaches, or virus attacks, and shall not be liable for cases where the "Service" is suspended or fails due to unavoidable circumstances such as maintenance, replacement, regular inspection, or construction of "Service" system facilities pre-announced by the "Company," unless the "Company" acted intentionally or with gross negligence.

  10. The "Company" shall not be liable for the reliability, accuracy, etc. of information, materials, and facts posted by "Members" or third parties in connection with the "Service," unless the "Company" acted intentionally or with gross negligence.

  11. The "Company" shall not be liable for damages incurred by "Members" or third parties arising from disputes occurring between "Members" or between "Members" and third parties using the "Service" as a medium without fault of the "Company."

  12. The "Company" shall not be liable for damages related to the use of "Services" provided free of charge to "Members," unless caused by intentional acts or gross negligence of the "Company."

  13. The "Company" does not guarantee specific functions or utility of the "Service" or content included in the "Service," and does not guarantee an increase in "Business Members'" sales or bear liability for a decrease in sales due to use of the "Service."

  14. The "Company" shall make all technically possible efforts to maintain confidentiality and security to protect "Members'" data, and since the "Company" provides download functionality within the service to "Members," the "Company" shall not be liable for disadvantages and damages arising from "Members" not backing up data. However, this shall not apply to incidents such as data loss due to intentional acts or negligence of the Company.

  15. The "Company" does not expressly or implicitly guarantee the validity, accuracy, or suitability for a specific purpose of information provided by the "Service," and "Members" must make business decisions using the "Service" at their own risk.

Article 31 (Resolution of Disputes)

  1. "Members" and the "Company" shall make efforts to amicably resolve disputes arising in connection with use of the "Service."

  2. If a dispute cannot be resolved despite the efforts of Paragraph 1, or if litigation is filed, it shall be resolved by mutual agreement. If agreement is not reached, the dispute shall be resolved with the Seoul Central District Court, which has jurisdiction over the "Company's" address, as the exclusive agreed jurisdiction. However, if "Business Members" have an address or place of business overseas, the dispute resolution procedures set forth in a separate individual contract or the overseas addendum of these Terms shall apply.

  3. If a dispute under this Article is mediated by a third-party dispute mediation organization, the "Company" shall faithfully prove the measures taken against "Business Members" such as use restrictions and may follow the mediation organization's mediation.

Article 32 (Notices to Members)

  1. The "Company" shall provide various notices and notifications to "Members" via the email registered by "Members" at the time of membership application, and may use means other than email when it is necessary to notify, notify, or announce information about "Service" use to "Members."

  2. When the "Company" notifies all "Members" of the "Service," the "Company" may substitute the notice of Paragraph 1 by posting on the initial screen of the "Company's" "Platform" "Service" for 7 days or more or by announcing through connected screens, pop-up screens, etc.

  3. The "Company" must notify "Members" without delay when any of the following events occur:

(1) Security incidents

(2) Leakage of "Member" information

(3) Suspension of the "Service"

(4) Termination of the "Service"

(5) Other matters that significantly affect "Members'" use of the "Service"

Article 33 (Individual Agreements)

In addition to these Terms, the service use period and service scope, use fees and payment method, number of Workspaces and active IDs, etc., are stipulated in individual agreements in relation to services provided by the "Company," and such agreements shall apply together with these Terms. However, if individual agreements differ in content from these Terms, the individual agreements shall take precedence.

Article 34 (Compliance with Export Controls and Sanctions)

  1. "Members" must comply with the export control laws of the Republic of Korea and applicable foreign countries (U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR), U.S. Department of the Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctions, etc.) and trade sanctions measures when using the "Service."

  2. "Members" guarantee that they will not provide, re-export, or transfer the "Service" or "AI-Generated Content" to countries, organizations, or individuals designated as sanctions targets by the United States, Republic of Korea, United Nations, EU, Japan, etc.

Article 35 (Governing Law and Language)

  1. Korean law shall apply to the formation, validity, interpretation, and performance of these "Terms." However, if "Business Members" have an address or place of business overseas, the governing law set forth in a separate individual contract or the overseas addendum of these Terms shall apply.

  2. These "Terms" shall be in Korean as the authoritative version, and in the event of any inconsistency between translations in English or other languages and the Korean authoritative version, the Korean authoritative version shall prevail. However, if a separate English contract has been entered into with overseas "Business Members," the terms of such English contract shall govern.

Supplementary Provisions

  1. These "Terms" shall come into effect and apply from June 8, 2026.

  2. In the event of any inconsistency between the Korean original of these "Terms" and any translation, the Korean original shall prevail (however, Article 35, Paragraph 2 proviso shall be excepted).