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Terms of Service (ToS)

Effective as of August 3, 2026 • Last updated: August 3, 2026

1. General Provisions & Service Provider Details

These Terms of Service (hereinafter: Terms) govern the legal conditions of using the GetSalonFlow cloud software platform operated by Gál Zoltán E.V. (hereinafter: Provider).

Service Provider: Gál Zoltán E.V.
EV Registration Number: 62612823
Tax ID / VAT Number: 92239940-1-34
Registered Address: 7453 Mernye, Petőfi Sándor utca 40., Hungary
Contact Email: info@getsalonflow.com

2. Scope of Service & Platform Tiers

GetSalonFlow is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform providing online appointment scheduling, interactive calendar booking, client CRM directories, and dedicated mobile-optimized website builders for beauty professionals worldwide.

  • Free Tier: Public directory and Mapbox map listing, info card modal, basic dashboard access.
  • Pro Tier: Mobile-optimized salon website builder with custom domain routing (e.g. yoursalon.com), 24/7 online calendar booking, unlimited staff management, client CRM & CSV import, automated email reminders.
  • Max Tier: All Pro features + custom designed premium website templates, built-in loyalty reward system, passes & group session management, ad-free profile, 24/7 priority support.

3. Account Registration & Subscription Activation

Paid subscriptions (Pro & Max) are initiated via Dashboard order. Payments are settled by manual bank transfer (OTP Bank or Revolut Bank) using the mandatory reference code (e.g. GSF-XXXXXX). Our team approves and manually activates paid features within 24 hours of receiving the payment.

4. Billing, Invoicing & 30-Day Guarantee

Subscription fees are listed on the official pricing page (/pricing). Electronic invoices are issued upon payment approval. First-time subscribers of annual plans are eligible for a 30-day money-back guarantee.

5. Conduct, Liability & Governing Law

Users are strictly prohibited from uploading illegal content, sending unsolicited spam, or scraping platform data. European Union and Hungarian laws govern these terms.