TERMS AND CONDITIONS — aiweblifting.com

NOT LEGAL ADVICE. This is TwojStartUp's own template with the blanks filled in using facts you've given me. Items I could not verify are marked [CONFIRM: ...] — do not publish until you resolve those with Lidia/Liliia or a lawyer. Full list of open items is at the bottom of this file.

§ 1 General provisions

The Website aiweblifting.com, operating at https://aiweblifting.com (hereinafter: the Website), is provided by: Fundacja Rozwoju Przedsiębiorczości „Twój StartUp" with its registered office in Warsaw, ul. Żurawia 6/12 lok. 766, 00-503 Warsaw, correspondence address: Atlas Tower, Al. Jerozolimskie 123a, 18th floor, [CONFIRM: 00-217 or 02-017] Warsaw — entered in the register of entrepreneurs of the National Court Register kept by the District Court for the Capital City of Warsaw, 12th Commercial Division, KRS: 0000442857, NIP: 521-364-12-11, REGON: 146-433-467, BDO: 000460502.
The provisions of these Terms and Conditions apply to activities performed for the "Twój StartUp" Foundation by an organized part of the enterprise named aiweblifting.com [CONFIRM: exact registered branch/beneficiary designation with your coordinator], operating at the Branch of the Foundation for Enterprise Development "Twój StartUp", represented by Mohammad Parsa Rezaei (e-mail address: [CONFIRM contact email — e.g. support@aiweblifting.com], tel.: +48 579 139 744). The person indicated in this paragraph is appointed by Fundacja "Twój StartUp" as a contact person for the implementation of the provisions of these T&Cs.
These Terms and Conditions specify in particular: a) conditions of use of the Website; b) terms and conditions for placing orders for Products available on the Website; c) lead times and conditions for order completion; d) conditions and forms of payment; e) the Client's right to withdraw from the contract; f) rules for submitting and considering complaints; g) specific rights of the Client who is a consumer.
StartUp sells and provides Services through the Website, using means of remote communication. Contracts concluded by the Client with StartUp via the Website are distance contracts, within the meaning of the Consumer Rights Act of 30 May 2014.
The Client is entitled and obliged to use the Website in accordance with its intended use, the principles of social coexistence and good manners.
Browsing the Website does not require registration, and placing orders for Products by the Client on its own does not require registering an account.
The Terms and Conditions are available free of charge on the Website, in a form that allows them to be downloaded, displayed and saved.
The Client is obliged to read the Terms and Conditions. The use of the Website is only possible after reading and accepting the Terms and Conditions.
A Client may be a person with full legal capacity.
The following terms used in these Terms and Conditions will have meanings as set forth below: a) StartUp — Fundacja Rozwoju Przedsiębiorczości „Twój StartUp" ("Twój StartUp" Foundation), registered office in Warsaw, ul. Żurawia 6/12 lok. 766, 00-503 Warsaw, correspondence address: Atlas Tower, Aleje Jerozolimskie 123a, 18th floor, [CONFIRM: 00-217 or 02-017] Warsaw, KRS: 0000442857, NIP: 521-364-12-11, REGON: 146-433-467, BDO: 000460502; b) Client — a person using the Website, purchasing Goods or Services provided by StartUp on the Website; c) Consumer — every natural person who engages in a legal transaction for reasons different than their professional or business activities; d) Services — services provided by StartUp, offered to Clients through the Website, excluding Digital Services; e) Digital Service — a digital service within the meaning of Article 2(5a) of the Consumer Rights Act of 30 May 2014, provided by StartUp, offered to Client via the Website; f) Goods — movables sold by StartUp to Clients via the Website; g) Products — Goods, Services or Digital Services; h) Website — the website at https://aiweblifting.com, by means of which StartUp provides services electronically to the Client, as well as offers Products to Clients and enables concluding contracts; i) Contract — a contract concluded between StartUp and the Client via the Website; j) Account — an individual account of the Client on the Website, enabling the use of the Services and Digital Services and signing contracts, after logging in; k) Working days — all days excluding Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays; l) web interface — any type of software, including a website or part thereof and an application, including a mobile application, operated by StartUp or on its behalf, which is used to provide Customers with access to StartUp's goods or services in order to conclude a transaction concerning these Goods or Services; m) Terms & Conditions — these Terms & Conditions.
In the event of a justified suspicion that the Client has provided false data, StartUp has the right to terminate the contract by notifying the Client accordingly.
In the event that the Client provides incorrect or inaccurate data, including in particular an incorrect or inaccurate address, StartUp will not be liable for any failure to deliver or delay in the delivery of the Goods or the failure to perform the Service or the Digital Service, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
The information contained on the Website, including in particular announcements, advertisements and price lists, does not constitute an offer within the meaning of Article 66 of the Civil Code of 23 April 1964. It constitutes an invitation to conclude a contract, described in art. 71 of the Civil Code.
StartUp will provide the Client who is a Consumer, in a clear and visible manner, immediately before placing an order, information about: (a) the main features of the service; (b) the total price or remuneration including taxes, and delivery/transport/postal charges or the manner of calculating them; (c) the right to withdraw from the contract or its absence, and — for contracts concluded via an online interface — the existence and location of the withdrawal function (§ 11.4-5); (d) the duration of the contract or the manner and grounds for terminating it, if concluded for an indefinite period or auto-renewing; (e) the minimum duration of the Client's obligations under the contract.
If StartUp accepts individual orders on request, such orders may be placed via the StartUp e-mail address on the Website; StartUp will send a quote to the Client's e-mail address.
The lead time for an individual order (on request) is 30 days from the conclusion of the Contract, unless StartUp informs the Client of a different date before the order is placed.
The Website serves Clients in Poland and internationally [CONFIRM: confirm this matches how you intend to advertise/sell], unless the offer on the Website provides otherwise.

§ 2 Technical requirements necessary to use the Website

Website browsing requirements: a) a terminal device with Internet access; b) a web browser enabling the acceptance of cookies (e.g. Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Opera, current version); c) acceptance of necessary cookies.
To use the functionality of the Website, in particular to register on the Website or place orders for Products, an active e-mail account is necessary.
The Website uses cookies in order to properly perform the Services and ensure security. Blocking cookies, or using external applications to block them, may result in improper operation of the Website and prevent proper implementation of the Service, for which StartUp will not be responsible.

§ 3 Sale of Goods — conditions and lead times

[CONFIRM] aiweblifting.com appears to sell a Service/Digital Service subscription, not physical Goods. If you never ship a physical product, §3 and §4 can likely be removed from the published page — confirm with your coordinator before deleting, since this is a shared Foundation template.

StartUp concludes contracts for the sale of Goods with Clients via the Website. On the basis of the sales contract, StartUp undertakes to transfer ownership of the Goods to the Client and hand over the Goods, and the Client undertakes to collect the Goods and pay the price.
To place an order, the Client indicates the Goods of interest (e.g. "Add to cart"), then indicates data, delivery and payment method.
The cart offers the Client: (a) adding/removing goods and quantity; (b) entering delivery address and invoicing data; (c) choosing delivery method; (d) choosing payment method; (e) adding a discount code, if applicable.
The Client places an order by confirming it via a button marked "order with obligation to pay" or an equivalent unambiguous wording. (Implementation note: your checkout button text must literally say this or an equivalent — see notes at bottom.)
Placing and approving the order entails the Client's obligation to pay the price and delivery costs. StartUp's confirmation of the order is the moment the sales contract is concluded.
Shipment is carried out within 30 business days of payment confirmation, unless stated otherwise or StartUp informs the Client of a different date before ordering.
Goods are sent to the address provided by the Client.
Orders can be placed 24/7. Orders placed on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays are considered on the next working day.
If only part of an order can be executed, StartUp may propose before confirming: (a) cancellation of the whole order; (b) cancellation of the unavailable part, executing the rest; (c) an alternative product/service, final once approved by the Client; (d) splitting the order with a new deadline for the delayed part, with the Client bearing extra shipping costs.
If Goods are unavailable or the order cannot be fulfilled, StartUp will inform the Client by e-mail within 7 days of the contract's conclusion.
If advance payment was made for Goods that cannot be delivered in whole or part, StartUp will refund the amount (or difference) within 14 days of the contract's conclusion.
StartUp may post, per Good, the number of business days needed to dispatch it, counted from order confirmation to dispatch.

§ 4 Liability for non-compliance of the Goods with the contract

This section, per Chapter 5a of the Consumer Rights Act of 30 May 2014, applies to StartUp's liability towards: (a) a Consumer; or (b) a natural person concluding a contract directly related to their business activity that is not of a professional nature for them (per CEiDG).
StartUp undertakes that the offered Goods are free from physical and legal defects.
The Client has the right to lodge a complaint in the event of non-compliance of the Goods with the contract.
The Client submits a complaint in writing or as a document to the StartUp e-mail address.
A complaint regarding defective Goods may request: (a) repair; or (b) replacement.
The Client may request a price reduction or withdraw from the contract if: (a) StartUp refused to bring the goods into conformity per Art. 43d(2); (b) StartUp did not do so per Art. 43d(4)-(6); (c) non-conformity persists despite an attempt; (d) non-conformity is significant enough to justify reduction/withdrawal without prior remedy; (e) it is clear StartUp will not remedy it within a reasonable time or without undue inconvenience.
Complaints about defective Goods are considered within 14 days of receipt.
If StartUp does not respond within the deadline, the complaint is deemed accepted.
StartUp informs the Client of the complaint outcome on paper or another durable medium.
If accepted, StartUp will — per the Client's request — repair, exchange, reduce the price, or refund the full amount paid.
Refunds use the same payment method the Client used, unless the Client expressly agrees to a cost-free alternative. StartUp will issue a corrected proof of purchase.
StartUp's liability is limited to the value of the Goods covered by the contract; liability for Digital Service/content non-performance does not include lost profits.
Matters not covered here are governed by generally applicable Polish law, in particular the Consumer Rights Act and Civil Code.
StartUp's liability for defects is excluded for Clients who are not Consumers or the natural-person category described in §4.1(b).
Goods may be covered by a manufacturer's warranty, used per its own terms; StartUp does not provide its own guarantee.

§ 5 Provision of Services

StartUp provides Services to Clients, described on the Website. The Services consist in particular of: [CONFIRM — describe your actual service(s), e.g. "AI-assisted website design, redesign and optimization ('web lifting'), delivered as a one-time setup plus an ongoing monthly subscription."] Keep this general; remove this paragraph entirely if you only sell Digital Services (see § 7-8) and no separate non-digital Service.
Services are provided in the manner indicated on the Website for the given Service.
To place an order, the Client specifies the desired Service, then provides data necessary to conclude the contract, including delivery method (if applicable) and payment method.
Order buttons are marked "order with obligation to pay" or an equivalent unambiguous wording.
Placing and approving the order entails the Client's obligation to pay for the Services and any extra charges. StartUp's confirmation of the order is the moment the contract is concluded.
The Client is informed of the start and end date of Service provision before the contract is concluded, in particular via the Website.
If the Client expressly requests the Service to begin before the withdrawal deadline expires (for contracts signed outside StartUp's office), StartUp requires the Client to submit: (a) an explicit request on a durable medium; and (b) confirmation the Client understands they will lose the right of withdrawal once the Service is fully performed.
If the Client does not consent to early performance, the Service is provided only after the withdrawal period expires, unless the Website does not offer that option.
The Client may terminate the Services contract, in writing or documentary form, with [CONFIRM: e.g. "1-month"] notice, effective at the end of the calendar month.
StartUp may terminate the Services contract with 1-month notice, effective at the end of the calendar month, for important reasons, including: (a) cessation of the relevant part of the enterprise (§1); (b) significant change in its subject of activity; (c) significant reorganization; (d) technical failures not attributable to StartUp; (e) Client's payment delay; (f) material breach of contract/T&Cs by the Client.

§ 6 Liability for non-compliance of the Services with the contract

A complaint about Services not matching the contract should contain a request depending on the Service's nature.
Complaints are considered within 14 days of receipt.
If StartUp does not respond within the deadline, the complaint is deemed accepted.
StartUp informs the Client of the outcome on paper or another durable medium.
If accepted, StartUp performs the Service correctly, returns all/part of the remuneration, or provides another service, depending on circumstances.
StartUp's liability is limited to the value of the non-performed/improperly performed Service; it does not cover lost profits.
StartUp's liability for Service defects is excluded for Clients who are not Consumers or the natural-person category described in §4.1(b).

§ 7 Contracts for the provision of digital content or a digital service

Per Chapter 5b of the Consumer Rights Act, this section applies to contracts with: (a) a Consumer; or (b) the natural-person category described in §4.1(b).
StartUp provides information on the Website on how to order digital services; the Client specifies the desired digital service and provides data necessary to conclude the contract, including delivery method (if applicable) and payment method.
Order buttons are marked "order with obligation to pay" or an equivalent unambiguous wording.
Placing and approving the order entails the Client's obligation to pay for the digital services and any extra charges. StartUp's confirmation of the order is the moment the contract is concluded.
StartUp provides the digital content/service immediately after the contract is concluded, unless a different date is indicated on the Website. This does not apply to digital content delivered on a tangible medium. If the Client does not consent to performance before the withdrawal deadline, delivery occurs only after that deadline expires.
StartUp informs the Client that this consent results in loss of the right to withdraw from the contract.
StartUp may, for important reasons (including the important interest of the Client or StartUp), change the digital content/service in ways not necessary to maintain compliance with the contract, informing the Client clearly. If the change significantly and negatively affects access/use, StartUp must inform the Client in advance on a durable medium and the Client may terminate without notice within 30 days of the change.
The Client may terminate the digital-services contract, in writing or documentary form, with [CONFIRM: e.g. "1-month"] notice, effective at the end of the calendar month.
StartUp may terminate with 1-month notice, effective at the end of the calendar month, for important reasons, listed identically to §5.10(a)-(f) (with "functioning of the Website" replacing technical failures wording).
Matters not covered here are governed by Chapter 5b of the Consumer Rights Act.

§ 8 Liability for non-compliance of digital content or digital service with the contract

If StartUp has not provided digital content/service, the Client will remind StartUp. If StartUp does not deliver immediately or within an agreed additional period, the Client may withdraw. Does not apply to content delivered on a tangible medium.
StartUp is responsible for non-compliance existing at delivery and apparent within two years, or occurring during the agreed continuous provision period.
The Client may request the digital content/service be brought into conformity.
StartUp may refuse if impossible or requiring excessive cost.
The Client may request a price reduction or withdrawal when: (a) conformity is impossible/excessively costly per Art. 43m(2)-(3); (b) StartUp failed to remedy per Art. 43m(4); (c) non-conformity persists despite an attempt; (d) non-conformity is significant; (e) it is clear StartUp will not remedy it reasonably.
The price reduction is proportional to the value of the non-conforming portion; for phased/continuous delivery, the non-conforming period is taken into account.
The Client cannot withdraw if payment was made and the non-conformity is irrelevant.
On withdrawal, StartUp may request return of any tangible medium within 14 days of receiving the withdrawal statement; the Client returns it immediately.
On withdrawal, StartUp refunds only the part corresponding to the non-conforming content/service whose provision obligation was eliminated.
Refunds use the same payment method, unless the Client agrees to a cost-free alternative.
StartUp's liability is limited to the value of the Digital Content/Service; it does not cover lost profits.
Complaints are considered within 14 days of receipt; no response within the deadline means the complaint is deemed accepted.
StartUp informs the Client of the outcome on paper or another durable medium.
StartUp's liability here is excluded for Clients who are not Consumers or the natural-person category described in §4.1(b).

§ 9 Product Prices and Delivery Cost

Prices on the Website are gross prices (include VAT), given in PLN.
Product prices do not include shipping costs.
Shipping costs are borne by the Client, unless the offer states otherwise.
The total payable amount = price + delivery cost.
Unless stated otherwise, delivery methods are: (a) Goods — sent to the Client's address or collected at StartUp's premises; (b) Digital Services — to the Client's e-mail address; (c) other Services — per the method specified on the Website or during ordering.
StartUp provides clear information about delivery restrictions at the latest at the start of the Client's order.

§ 10 Payment methods

StartUp clearly indicates payment-method restrictions at the latest at the start of the Client's order.
Unless stated otherwise, the Client pays via: (a) bank transfer using an electronic payment system accepted by StartUp — Stripe [CONFIRM: name your actual payment processor(s)] — for quick order payments; (b) ordinary bank transfer to the account indicated by StartUp.
To use an electronic payment system, the Client must accept that system's own terms. The list of available systems is shown at checkout.
Refunds use the same payment method, unless the Client expressly agrees to a cost-free alternative.
StartUp does not allow cash payments.

§ 11 Right of termination

Applies to a Client who is a Consumer, or the natural-person category described in §4.1(b).
Such a Client may withdraw from the contract without giving a reason or incurring costs, unless the law or these T&Cs state otherwise. A withdrawn contract is treated as never concluded.
To terminate, it is sufficient to send a termination statement to StartUp within 14 days.
A Client who concluded the Agreement via the online interface may withdraw using the withdrawal function, applicable to selected Goods or Services.
To use paragraph 4, the Client completes the withdrawal declaration using the website's withdrawal function, then submits it via the confirmation-of-withdrawal function. (Implementation note below — a one-click withdrawal function on the site is only required if you conclude contracts through a clickable online-interface checkout; confirm this requirement with your coordinator.)
The notice period begins: (a) for Goods — from taking possession (or, for batched/regular deliveries, the last/first delivery); (b) for other contracts — from the date of conclusion.
To meet the withdrawal deadline, it is enough to: (a) send a written statement to StartUp's address; (b) send a statement in documentary form to StartUp's e-mail address; or (c) complete and submit the withdrawal declaration via the website function described in paragraphs 4-5.
StartUp immediately sends the Client, on a durable medium, confirmation of receiving the withdrawal statement — including its content and timestamp if submitted via the website function.
On termination, the Client must return the purchased Product within 14 days unless StartUp offers to collect it; sending before the deadline is sufficient. Return costs are borne by the Client.
On withdrawal, StartUp reimburses the amount paid for the Product and standard shipping costs within 14 days of receiving notice; extra costs from a non-cheapest delivery option chosen by the Client are not reimbursed.
Refunds use the same payment method, unless the Client agrees to a cost-free alternative.
StartUp may withhold the refund until the Product is returned or proof of return is provided, whichever is first.
If the Client withdraws before receiving StartUp's order confirmation, the order is cancelled.
The Client is responsible for any reduction in the Goods' value from use beyond what is necessary to establish their nature, characteristics and functioning.
The Client cannot withdraw in cases listed in the Consumer Rights Act, in particular: (a) fully performed services with the Consumer's express prior consent and awareness of losing the right; (b) prices dependent on uncontrollable financial-market fluctuations; (c) custom-made/personalized goods; (d) perishable goods; (e) hygiene-sealed goods opened after delivery; (f) goods inseparably mixed with others after delivery; (g) alcoholic beverages with pre-agreed price, delivered after 30 days, value dependent on market fluctuations; (h) urgent repair/maintenance requested by the Consumer (except additional services/parts beyond what was requested); (i) sealed audio/video/software opened after delivery; (j) newspapers/periodicals/magazines (except subscriptions); (k) public auctions; (l) accommodation (non-residential), goods carriage, car rental, catering, leisure/entertainment/sport/cultural services tied to a specific date; (m) digital content not on a tangible medium, fully performed with the Consumer's express prior informed consent; (n) fully performed repair services explicitly requested by the Consumer with express prior consent.
StartUp will also correct previously issued proofs of purchase.

§ 12 Reimbursement of payments made by the Client

StartUp refunds within 14 calendar days, using the same payment method the Client used (unless the Client agrees to a cost-free alternative), in cases of: (a) full/partial contract termination for an order paid in advance; (b) an accepted complaint where repair/replacement/correct performance is not possible; (c) a recognized right to a price reduction.

§ 13 Newsletter

[CONFIRM] Delete this section entirely if you do not send a newsletter or marketing e-mails.

The Client may consent to receive commercial information, including by electronic means, via the registration form or website. With such consent, the Client receives StartUp's Newsletter at the provided e-mail address.
The Client may unsubscribe at any time via StartUp's unsubscribe process.

§ 14 StartUp contact details

The Client may contact StartUp by:

phone: +48 579 139 744
e-mail: [CONFIRM contact email]

§ 15 Final provisions

StartUp informs that electronic services carry risks from the Internet's public nature, including third-party interception/modification of transmitted data. Clients should use antivirus software, current browsers/OS, and avoid open access points.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, StartUp is not responsible for mail-server blocking of messages to the Client's e-mail address, or deletion/blocking by the Client's own software.
StartUp is not responsible for the Client's devices/infrastructure, including public ICT network malfunctions affecting access to the Website.
Product visualisations may vary due to the Client's display hardware/settings; such discrepancies are not grounds for complaint.
All trademarks, graphics or photos on the Website are legally protected and used by StartUp for information purposes only.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, StartUp is not liable for Website disruptions caused by force majeure, unauthorized third-party actions, or incompatibility with the Client's technical infrastructure.
StartUp reserves the right to temporarily suspend the Website for maintenance, development or modernization.
Product names on the Website are used for identification and may be protected under the Industrial Property Law.
The Website contains copyright-protected content (layout, graphics, photos, etc.). Clients and visitors must respect StartUp's and third parties' intellectual property rights; non-compliance is the Client's/visitor's sole responsibility.
The Client may not post illegal, unlawful, immoral or third-party-welfare-infringing content, or links to pornographic/obscene/degrading material.
The Client must refrain from any activity harming the Website's proper functioning, including interfering with its operation or technical elements.
StartUp will inform registered Clients of any T&C changes by e-mail; the Client may delete their Account any time after receiving such notice. Amendments do not affect contracts concluded before they take effect.
Matters not covered here are governed by Polish law, in particular: the Civil Code of 23 April 1964; the Consumer Rights Act of 30 May 2014; the Electronic Services Act of 18 July 2002.
Disputes are settled by the court competent for StartUp; this does not apply to contracts with a Consumer.
Out-of-court dispute resolution requires the mutual consent of the Foundation and the Beneficiary/Client. Procedures are available at www.uokik.gov.pl, Provincial Trade Inspectorate websites, and district/municipal consumer ombudsmen.
These Terms and Conditions come into force on: [CONFIRM: date you publish this page].

Out-of-court dispute resolution statement

Per EU Regulation No 524/2013 on online dispute resolution for consumer disputes, Fundacja Rozwoju Przedsiębiorczości "Twój StartUp" provides an electronic link to the ODR platform: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/odr. It enables out-of-court settlement between entrepreneurs and consumers, on a voluntary basis.

Sample contract termination letter

(Complete and submit only if you wish to terminate the contract.)

[Your name]
[Your address]

Fundacja Rozwoju Przedsiębiorczości "Twój StartUp"
Atlas Tower, Al. Jerozolimskie 123a, 18th floor
02-017 Warsaw   [CONFIRM postal code]
Mailing address: [CONFIRM — same address, or contact e-mail: parsa's contact email above]

TERMINATION

I, the undersigned, hereby withdraw from the following contract:
1. Contract date: ____________
2. Contract/order number: ____________
3. Subject of the contract: ____________

________________________
Client's Signature
Date:

Sample letter of complaint

(Complete and submit only if you wish to submit a complaint.)

[Your name]
[Your address]

Fundacja Rozwoju Przedsiębiorczości "Twój StartUp"
Atlas Tower, Al. Jerozolimskie 123a, 18th floor
02-017 Warsaw   [CONFIRM postal code]
Service address: [CONFIRM — same address, or contact e-mail: parsa's contact email above]

COMPLAINT

I, the undersigned, hereby submit a complaint regarding the contract/order of __________, no. __________, the subject of which was: __________

Reason for the complaint:
__________________________________________

In view of the above, I request: __________________________________________

________________________
Client's Signature
Date:

Cookies Policy

Cookies are text files automatically created by web browsers when you visit or use websites. They are sent by the website and saved on the user's device, helping the administrator ensure the website's proper operation, security, and performance.

Data Controller

The Data Controller is Fundacja Rozwoju Przedsiębiorczości "Twój StartUp", registered office in Warsaw (ul. Żurawia 6/12, lok. 766, 00-503 Warsaw), KRS 0000442857, NIP 5213641211, REGON 146433467. Contact details: phone +48 579 139 744, e-mail [CONFIRM contact email], in connection with the organized part of the enterprise aiweblifting.com.

Types of cookies

Necessary/Technical — required for proper operation (login sessions, forms, cookie-notice memory).
Functional — remember and adapt to your choices (e.g. auto-filling your last login e-mail).
Analytical — visit counts and traffic sources, to see which pages are popular and improve performance. [CONFIRM which tools you actually use — e.g. Google Analytics — the original template listed Google, Mailerchimp, Hotjar.]
Marketing — adjust displayed ads to your interests, on and off this site; may be installed by advertising partners, building an interest profile.
Social media cookies — installed by partners to match advertising content on social media, building an interest profile for tailored content.

Cookie storage time

Session — stored until you leave the website (e.g. close the browser).
Permanent — exist until manually deleted or until the browser-set expiry.

Data collected

IP address, device type, time spent on the website, actions taken, and the location from which access occurred.

How to withdraw consent

Some cookies are collected automatically on access. To block them, use your browser's own settings: Firefox, Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari. Blocking cookies may cause incomplete or incorrect website operation, but the website remains usable.

Contact

Questions about personal-data processing, or to exercise your rights: contact details above under "Data Controller." Full privacy information: [CONFIRM — link to your Privacy Policy page, e.g. https://aiweblifting.com/privacy-policy]. Complaints about data-protection violations may be lodged with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office: https://uodo.gov.pl

Open items — resolve before publishing

Correspondence-address postal code: TwojStartUp's own template says 00-217 Warsaw; recent e-mail signatures say 02-017 Warsaw. Ask Lidia which is correct.
Exact name/registration of your "organized part of the enterprise" (branch designation) — confirm with Lidia.
Your business contact e-mail for public display (§1.2, §10, §14, Cookies Policy, sample letters).
One-sentence description of what aiweblifting.com actually does (§5.1) — needed before this is publishable.
Whether your service is a "Service" (§5-6), a "Digital Service" (§7-8), or both — pick one framing and delete the other section.
Whether §3-4 (Sale of Goods) apply to you at all, or should be deleted.
Notice period for Client-side termination (§5.9, §7.8) — proposed 1 month, confirm.
Whether you send a newsletter — if not, delete §13 entirely.
Payment processor name to state in §10.2(a) — drafted as "Stripe," confirm.
Effective date to insert in §15.16.
Whether a one-click withdrawal function is required on your checkout flow (§11.4-5), or e-mail/post withdrawal is sufficient for how you sell.

Implementation notes (apply regardless of the above):

Your checkout/order button text must literally read "order with obligation to pay" (or a clearly equivalent phrase) — this is a Polish/EU legal requirement, not optional wording.
Every order confirmation e-mail should attach this Terms and Conditions document and the Privacy Policy as PDFs.
The marketing/newsletter consent checkbox at checkout must be unticked by default and never required to complete an order.