Terms of Service (B2B)
Terminaro – offered by Sebastian Software GmbH
Version: b2b-terms-2026-07-draft
These terms are a provisional draft and are not yet legally released. They make the versioned acceptance mechanism testable while the final, legally reviewed wording is being prepared. The public launch is gated on that separate legal sign-off.
1. Scope
These terms govern the use of Terminaro as a business customer. Terminaro is intended for use predominantly in the course of a commercial or self-employed activity. Consumer use is not covered by these terms.
Persons who book an appointment via a customer's booking page ("booking visitors") do not enter into these terms and do not receive an account.
2. The Service
Terminaro is a web-based service for appointment booking and management. It provides a personal booking page, availability management and optional calendar integrations.
Registration is free of charge. A paid plan is created only upon a later, explicit upgrade.
3. Account and Publication
The customer is responsible for the information published on their booking page. A booking page remains in preview mode and cannot receive real bookings until the customer has provided an imprint and a privacy notice.
The customer keeps their access credentials confidential and is responsible for activities carried out under their account.
4. Data Processing (incorporated DPA)
For the personal data of the customer's booking visitors, Terminaro acts as a data processor. The Data Processing Agreement (DPA) is incorporated into these terms and is accepted together with them.
How Terminaro processes personal data as a controller is described in the privacy policy. The privacy policy is provided for information and is not a declaration of consent.
5. Availability and Liability
Terminaro is provided with reasonable care but without a guarantee of uninterrupted availability. The final liability provisions are part of the legal review still to be completed.
6. Changes and Applicable Law
Changes to these terms are published with a new version identifier. German law applies; the place of jurisdiction is Mainz, to the extent legally permissible.