Terms of service

These terms are the agreement between you and Sizewright. They apply to the Sizewright website and platform from October 15, 2026, to everyone who creates an account and to every purchase. If you buy as a consumer, the consumer sections give you rights on top of the general terms, and nothing in these terms takes away rights that consumer law gives you.

1. About these terms

Who you contract with

Company

Sizewright

Email

support@sizewright.com

In these terms, “we”, “us” and “our” mean Sizewright. “You” means the person who uses Sizewright and, when that person acts for a company or other organization, that organization as well.

What the agreement consists of

The agreement between us consists of:

• these terms;
• our acceptable use policy, which is part of these terms;
• the order summary you confirm at checkout, which states what you buy, the price, the currency and, for a plan, the billing interval;
• for business customers, the data processing agreement, once it is accepted in workspace settings.

Our privacy policy explains how we handle personal data. The refunds and cancellation policy and the right of withdrawal page explain cancellation and refunds in detail.

If these documents conflict, the order summary comes first, then these terms, then the other documents. The data processing agreement prevails on personal data we process on your behalf. Mandatory law prevails over all of them.

How you accept these terms

You accept these terms when you create an account, with the checkbox on the sign-up form or by continuing with Google on the sign-up page, and again each time you buy. We record which version you accepted and when.

Business customers and consumers

These terms apply to everyone. A few sections apply to one group only:

• section 18 and section 22 apply only to business customers;
• section 21 applies only to consumers;
• where a section has separate parts for business customers and consumers, the part that matches you applies.

2. Definitions

In these terms:

• Account: your personal login to Sizewright.
• Workspace: the unit in Sizewright that holds brand kits, campaigns, credits, a plan and members. We bill per workspace.
• Business customer: a customer who buys for purposes related to their trade, business, craft or profession, including freelancers and public bodies.
• Consumer: a natural person who buys for purposes outside their trade, business, craft or profession.
• Plan: a subscription, such as Starter, Pro or Agency, billed monthly or annually.
• Credit pack: a one-time purchase of credits.
• Credits: the prepaid units that pay for actions in Sizewright that use paid external services, such as AI models.
• Action: a task you start in Sizewright, such as importing a brand, generating concepts or building a set of banners; a job is the processing of an action by our systems.
• Inputs: everything you or your workspace provide to Sizewright, such as briefs, brand kits, logos, fonts, images, files, website addresses, CSV files, comments and instructions.
• Outputs: everything Sizewright produces for you from your inputs, such as concepts, copy, generated images, banners and export files.
• Customer content: your inputs and outputs together.
• Approval link: a link that lets people outside a workspace (reviewers) view banners, comment, request changes or approve them.
• Service: the Sizewright website and platform, with the emails and support that come with them.

3. Your account

Who may use Sizewright

You must be at least 16 years old to create an account. If you are younger than the age of majority in your country, you may only buy with the permission of a parent or guardian.

If you use Sizewright for a company or another organization, you confirm that you are authorized to accept these terms on its behalf. The organization is then bound by them.

Keeping your account secure

Give accurate information and keep it up to date. Keep your password and authentication codes to yourself and do not share your account: each person needs their own. We recommend two-factor authentication, which you can turn on in account settings. Tell us right away at support@sizewright.com if you think someone else has used your account. You are responsible for what happens in your account, unless it happened because we failed to protect it.

Workspaces and roles

When you create a workspace, you become its owner. The owner and the admins the owner appoints can buy plans and credits, invite members and change settings; members can start actions that spend credits; viewers can look and comment. The owner of a workspace is our customer for purchases made in it, and decides who has access to it. How many members a workspace can have depends on its plan.

Deleting your account

You can delete your account in account settings, confirming with your password (or a fresh Google sign-in) and your second factor if you use one. Your account is then deleted 14 days later. Until then, you can keep it by signing in again or with the link we email you. You cannot delete your account while you own a workspace that has other members or a paid plan: hand the workspace over or cancel the plan first.

Deleting your account also deletes the workspaces you own, with their brand kits, campaigns, exports and remaining credits. We keep invoices for seven years, as Dutch tax law requires. The privacy policy explains what happens to your data.

4. Buying as a business or as a consumer

At checkout, you tell us whether you buy as a business or as a consumer. There is no default: you choose. Your choice determines how prices are shown, how tax is calculated and which sections of these terms apply.

• If you buy as a business, you can add your VAT number and company name. Consumer rights, such as the right of withdrawal, do not apply.
• If you buy as a consumer, prices include VAT and the protections in section 21 apply. At checkout, you also ask us to start right away.

Choose truthfully. If you give a VAT number, we treat the purchase as a business purchase.

5. The service

What Sizewright does

Sizewright turns a brief and a brand into a banner campaign: concepts to choose from, then a set of banners in the formats and languages you select, static and animated, which you can edit, review with your team and clients, and export for ad platforms, ad servers, social networks, email and websites.

AI models do part of the work: they read your brief, choose layouts and crops, write and translate copy, produce imagery and check the quality of each banner. AI never draws the finished banner. Sizewright’s own engine composes every banner from designed layouts, with your fonts, your exact colors and your logo.

What each plan includes, such as the number of brand kits and seats, approval links and CSV bulk variants, is listed on the pricing page.

What Sizewright does not do

Sizewright is a self-service tool. We do not offer design work by people, and we do not check your banners for legal compliance. Our automated quality checks look at things like contrast, type size, safe zones and file size; they do not replace your own review (section 11).

Example content and approval links

Every new workspace contains a sample campaign for a fictional brand, labeled “Example”, for reference only.

On plans that include them, approval links let you share banners with reviewers outside your workspace, who need no account. You decide who receives a link, how long it works and whether it needs a password, and you can revoke it at any time. Share links only with people who may see the content.

6. Credits

What credits are

Credits are the currency of the platform. Actions that use paid external services, such as AI models, cost credits; manual editing, re-rendering, exporting, reviews, approval links and sharing cost nothing. Credits belong to a workspace, which receives them with a plan, from a credit pack, or when we grant them, for example as a goodwill gesture. There is no free trial: a new account starts with zero credits.

How credits are spent

Before you start an action, Sizewright shows how many credits it costs; current prices are on the pricing page. When the job starts, we reserve those credits. When it finishes, we consume the credits for what was delivered and release the rest. A job always costs the price that applied when it started. Without enough credits, a job does not start.

Failed and incomplete jobs

You pay for results, not for our failures. If a job fails, or delivers less than you asked for, the credits for what was not delivered return to your workspace automatically. They go back to the purchase they came from and keep its expiry date. A banner that does not pass our quality checks and is marked “needs attention” is not charged. A brief that our acceptable-use screening blocks costs nothing.

Which credits are used first

Sizewright always uses the credits that expire first.

When credits expire

Before credits from a credit pack or a grant expire, we let the workspace’s owners and admins know, in the platform and by email. The billing page shows the balance and upcoming expiries. Expired credits cannot be restored or refunded.

No cash value

Credits have no cash value. They cannot be exchanged for money, transferred to another workspace or person, or sold, except for the refunds described in these terms and in the refunds and cancellation policy.

Changes to credit prices

We may change how many credits an action costs. We announce an increase at least 30 days before it takes effect, on the pricing page and by email to workspace owners. A decrease can take effect at once. A change never affects a job that has already started.

Usage limits

To protect you and us against runaway use, such as a script that keeps starting jobs, each workspace has a daily spending limit. If your work needs a higher limit, write to us.

7. Plans and subscriptions

Renewal

A plan renews automatically at the end of each billing period, for a period of the same length, until it is canceled. We charge the price at the start of each period. Annual plans are charged once a year and give their credits month by month.

Canceling a plan

You can cancel a plan at any time:

• in the platform, on the billing page;
• on our cancel contract page, without signing in;
• by email to support@sizewright.com.

We confirm a cancellation by email right away. The plan stays active until the end of the period you have paid for, and then ends without renewing. Credits the workspace already has stay usable until they expire. Apart from the cases in the refunds and cancellation policy and in section 21, we do not refund the rest of a period you have paid for.

Upgrades, downgrades and switches

• An upgrade takes effect at once. We charge the price difference for the rest of the period right away and add the extra credits for the rest of the period, pro rata and rounded down. If the payment fails, nothing changes.
• A downgrade takes effect at the end of the current period.
• A switch from monthly to annual billing starts a new annual period that day. The credits of the current month stay.
• A switch from annual to monthly billing takes effect at the end of the annual period.

A plan cannot be changed while a payment is open, or when the new plan would have fewer seats than the workspace’s members need.

Extra seats

Agency workspaces can add seats. An added seat is charged for the rest of the current period at once and applies once that payment succeeds. A removed seat stops at once, and the unused time is credited on the next invoice. Extra seats do not include credits.

Price changes

We may change the price of a plan. We tell you by email at least 30 days in advance, and the new price applies from the first renewal after that notice period. If you do not agree, you can cancel free of charge before the new price applies.

Failed payments

If a renewal payment fails, the platform tells you and the payment is retried over the following days. Until the payment succeeds, the workspace does not receive the credits for the new period. If the last attempt fails, the plan is canceled. Credits the workspace already has stay usable until they expire.

8. Credit packs

Credit packs are available to every workspace, with or without a plan. The credits are added once your payment is received and stay valid for 24 months. Within 14 days of buying a pack, you can ask for a refund of the credits from that pack you have not used, as described in the refunds and cancellation policy.

9. Prices, payment, VAT and invoices

Prices and currency

We sell in euros, US dollars and British pounds. You choose the currency when you first buy; after that, the workspace’s currency is fixed. Prices for consumers include VAT. Prices for business customers exclude VAT, which is added where it applies. The order summary at checkout shows the total before you confirm.

Payment

Payments are processed by Stripe, our payment provider. You can pay with the methods offered at checkout. We never see your full card number. When you buy a plan, you authorize us to charge your payment method at each renewal until the plan ends. Keep your payment details and billing address up to date; you can change them from the billing page.

VAT and other taxes

Stripe calculates the tax from your location and status. Customers in the Netherlands pay Dutch VAT. Business customers in another EU country with a valid VAT number pay no VAT: the reverse charge applies and you account for the VAT yourself. Consumers in another EU country pay their own country’s VAT rate. Elsewhere, we charge UK VAT, sales tax or similar taxes where we must. You are responsible for giving a correct VAT number; if it turns out to be invalid, we may charge the tax that should have applied.

Invoices

We issue an invoice for every payment, with our company details, the VAT numbers and, where it applies, a reverse-charge note. You can download invoices from the billing page. You agree to receive invoices electronically.

Refunds and payment disputes

Refunds are described in the refunds and cancellation policy. When we refund a payment, the unused credits it bought are removed: all of them for a full refund, the refunded share for a partial refund.

If you dispute a payment with your bank or card issuer, generation in the workspace pauses until the dispute is closed. If the dispute is decided in your favor, the remaining credits from that payment are removed. Please contact us first: most problems are solved faster that way.

10. Your content

Your inputs and outputs belong to you

You keep all rights you have in your inputs. As between you and us, your outputs belong to you. To the extent we have any rights in your outputs, we transfer them to you; where a transfer is not possible, we give you an exclusive, perpetual, worldwide and royalty-free license to use them for any lawful purpose.

Sizewright’s layout families, engine and templates are not transferred. You may use them as they appear in your outputs, without limit in time or place, but other customers may use the same layout families in their own banners. Stock photos and catalog fonts remain subject to their own licenses (see below).

The license you give us

You give us a non-exclusive, worldwide and royalty-free license to host, copy, process, adapt, display and transmit your customer content, only as far as needed to provide the service to you, keep it secure and comply with the law. This includes sending content to the providers on our subprocessors page, such as AI providers, only to perform the work you ask for. The license ends when the content is deleted from our systems. We do not use your customer content in our own marketing without your separate permission.

No training on your content

We do not train our own AI models on your customer content. The AI providers we use do not train their models on the data we send them through their APIs, under their commercial terms.

What you promise about your inputs

You confirm that:

• you own your inputs or have all the rights, licenses and permissions needed to use them in Sizewright and in the banners you make, including for logos, trademarks, photographs and fonts;
• when you upload a font, you hold a license that allows its use in your banners, as you confirm at upload;
• you have the consent or another legal basis needed for any personal data in your inputs, such as people shown in photos or details of your clients;
• your inputs do not break the law or our acceptable use policy.

Stock photos and catalog fonts

Sizewright can suggest stock photos from Unsplash and Pexels. These photos are not ours and are not transferred to you: you may use them under the license of the provider they come from. Fonts from our catalog are available to you for use in your banners under their own licenses.

Our platform

Sizewright itself, including the software, the banner engine, the layout families, the templates, the website, the brand and the documentation, belongs to us or our licensors. These terms give you the right to use the service for its purpose while your account exists. You may not copy, sell or rent the service, use it to build a competing product, or reverse engineer it, except as far as the law allows despite this restriction.

Feedback

If you send us suggestions or ideas, we may use them freely and without any obligation to you.

Complaints about content

If you believe content in Sizewright infringes your rights, such as your copyright or trademark, write to support@sizewright.com with your contact details, the content and where you found it (such as an approval link), the right concerned, and a statement that your complaint is accurate and made in good faith. We review every complaint, may disable or remove the content, and inform the customer concerned, unless the law prevents this.

11. AI-generated material

How AI is involved

AI models write and translate copy, choose layouts and image crops, generate and edit imagery, and review the result. Sizewright’s engine then sets every text, logo and button itself, so the text in your banners is never drawn by an image model. The platform labels AI-generated imagery.

No guarantee of uniqueness or protection

AI models produce results from patterns in the data they learned from, so outputs may resemble existing works or content made for others. We instruct the models not to imitate living artists by name or reproduce trademarks or copyrighted characters, but we cannot guarantee that no output resembles a protected work.

In many countries, material generated by AI is protected by copyright only in part or not at all. You may not be able to stop others from using material similar to your outputs.

Review before you publish

Review every banner before you use it. Check the copy in every language, prices, dates, offers, claims, legal lines, names, logos and images, and whether the banner suits your brand. Our automated quality checks help, but they do not check facts or legal compliance.

Your responsibility for your advertising

You decide what you publish, and you are responsible for it. This includes:

• that the claims in your banners are true and can be substantiated, including claims about health, money, prices and discounts;
• that comparisons with competitors are lawful;
• that you may use the trademarks, names, images and other material in your banners;
• that your banners meet the policies of the platforms where they run and the rules of your sector;
• any labeling or disclosure the law requires for your advertising, including for AI-generated content.

Provenance marks

Exported images and videos (PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, GIF and MP4) that contain AI-generated imagery carry a machine-readable mark saying so (the IPTC/XMP digital source type). This mark serves the transparency rules of the EU AI Act. Do not remove or alter it to mislead anyone about how an image or video was made.

12. Acceptable use

Use Sizewright only in line with the law, these terms and the acceptable use policy. The policy lists the content and uses that are not allowed, such as illegal products, misleading claims, impersonation and attempts to get around limits.

We screen briefs and uploads automatically for content the policy does not allow. A blocked brief costs no credits, and the platform tells you why it was blocked. When a workspace has several briefs blocked, a person at Sizewright reviews it. If you break the policy, we may take the steps in section 15 and in the policy itself.

13. Third-party platforms and services

Ad platforms

Sizewright prepares files for ad platforms, ad servers and social networks, such as Google Ads, Campaign Manager 360, Adform, Meta and LinkedIn. Each export profile follows the specifications those platforms publish, as we last checked them. The platforms decide on their own whether to accept and run your ads, and they change their rules from time to time. We do not guarantee that a platform will approve a banner, and we are not responsible for a platform’s decisions about your ads or account, or for how your ads perform. When a platform changes its specifications, we update the export profile; exporting again is free.

Other services

Where you use services of others directly, such as Google sign-in or Stripe’s payment forms, their own terms apply as well. We are not responsible for the content of other websites we link to.

14. Availability, maintenance and support

We work to keep Sizewright available and fast, but we do not promise a particular availability; there is no service level agreement. During maintenance, parts of the platform may be read-only or unavailable; when we can, we announce maintenance in the platform in advance. Services we depend on, such as hosting, AI and payment providers, can also fail. If a job is affected, the credits for what was not delivered come back to you (section 6).

For help, write to support@sizewright.com. We answer email within two business days.

15. Suspension

We may suspend your access to Sizewright, or pause generation in a workspace, if:

• you seriously or repeatedly break these terms or the acceptable use policy;
• your use puts the security or stability of Sizewright, other customers or third parties at risk;
• we have reason to suspect fraud or misuse of a payment method;
• a payment is disputed, in which case generation pauses automatically until the dispute is closed;
• a law, a court or an authority requires it.

We choose a proportionate step, such as blocking a brief, revoking an approval link, pausing generation or suspending an account. We tell you the reason and how to respond, unless the law prevents this or it would harm an investigation, and we lift a suspension once its reason has gone. Work already running when generation pauses finishes normally.

16. Ending the contract

Ending by you

You can stop using Sizewright at any time: cancel a plan as described in section 7, and delete your account or a workspace in settings.

The owner can delete a workspace once no work is running in it and its plan no longer renews. Deleting a workspace takes effect at once and for good, for everyone in it. If its plan has been canceled but the paid period is still running, the plan ends with the deletion, without a refund for the rest of the period, and any remaining credits are lost.

Ending by us

We may end the contract with you with immediate effect, by telling you in writing (email is enough), if:

• you seriously or repeatedly break these terms or the acceptable use policy and, where the breach can be put right, you have not done so within 14 days of our request;
• you use Sizewright for illegal purposes or in a way that exposes us to legal liability;
• you gave false information about yourself, including about whether you buy as a business or a consumer;
• for business customers: you are declared bankrupt or granted a suspension of payments, or your business is dissolved.

We may also end a plan at the end of a billing period without giving a reason, by telling you at least 30 days in advance.

What happens when the contract ends

When your account or a workspace is deleted, access ends and the content is deleted as described in the privacy policy, so export what you want to keep first. Banners you have exported remain yours.

If we end the contract because you broke these terms, remaining credits are lost and fees paid are not refunded, unless the law requires otherwise. If we end it for any other reason, we refund the unused part of the current paid period and the value of the unused credits from credit packs (an early-ending refund).

If we stop offering Sizewright

If we decide to stop offering Sizewright, we tell you at least 30 days in advance, so you have time to export your work, and we make an early-ending refund.

The provisions that by their nature continue after the contract ends, such as those on the rights in your outputs, liability, indemnity and governing law, continue to apply.

17. Liability

Business customers

If you are a business customer, the following applies, as far as the law allows:

• Our total liability for all claims arising from or related to the agreement, together, is limited to the fees you paid us in the 12 months before the event that caused the damage.
• We are not liable for indirect or consequential damage, including lost profit, lost revenue, lost savings, business interruption, damage to reputation and damage caused by decisions of ad platforms.
• Sizewright is provided as it is and as available. We give no warranties beyond those expressly stated in these terms.
• A claim against us lapses unless you report it to us in writing within 12 months after you discovered, or reasonably should have discovered, the damage.

Consumers

If you are a consumer, we are liable according to Dutch law and the mandatory law of your country of residence. Nothing in these terms limits or excludes our liability toward you where the law does not allow it, and your statutory rights, including your rights if the service does not conform to the contract, remain unaffected.

For everyone

The limits in this section do not apply to damage caused by intent or deliberate recklessness on our part or on the part of our management, to death or personal injury, or where mandatory law does not allow a limit.

18. Indemnity (business customers only)

If you are a business customer, you indemnify us against claims of third parties, including authorities and ad platforms, and against the reasonable costs of defending them, to the extent those claims arise from:

• your inputs;
• your use of outputs, including the advertising you publish;
• your breach of these terms, the acceptable use policy or the law.

We tell you promptly about such a claim, let you take part in the defense, and do not settle it without consulting you. This indemnity does not apply to the extent that a claim results from our own breach of these terms.

19. Force majeure

We are not responsible for failing to perform our obligations when the cause is beyond our reasonable control, such as natural disasters, epidemics, war, government measures, widespread internet or power failures, attacks we could not reasonably prevent, and outages of hosting, AI or payment providers we could not reasonably avoid. We tell you as soon as we can and resume as soon as possible.

If such a situation lasts longer than two months, either of us may end the contract, and we make an early-ending refund (section 16). For consumers, this section does not limit any statutory rights.

20. Changes to the service and to these terms

Changes to the service

We may change, add or remove features, change which AI models we use and update export profiles, as long as the service keeps its main characteristics. If a change significantly reduces what you paid for, we tell you by email in advance.

• If you are a consumer, you may then end the contract free of charge within 30 days after the change takes effect or after we informed you, whichever is later, with an early-ending refund (section 16).
• If you are a business customer, you may cancel your plan in the usual way.

Changes to these terms

We may change these terms, for example when the law changes or we add features. We email you about material changes at least 30 days before they take effect and publish the new version here with its date. The platform may ask you to accept the new version.

• If you are a consumer and do not agree with a change that is to your disadvantage, you can end the contract free of charge before the change takes effect, with an early-ending refund.
• If you are a business customer and do not agree, you can cancel before the change takes effect. If you keep using Sizewright after that date, you accept the new terms.

Changes that the law requires, or that are only to your advantage, can take effect sooner.

21. Additional terms for consumers

This section applies only if you buy as a consumer.

Right of withdrawal

You may withdraw from a purchase within 14 days without giving a reason. Because credits are ready to use right after payment, we ask at checkout for your express request that we start right away, and for your acknowledgment of what this means: if you withdraw, you pay for the credits you have used, and we refund the rest. Withdraw with our withdrawal function, Withdraw from contract here, by email, or with the model form; the details and the form are on the right of withdrawal page.

Monthly and annual plans

A monthly plan can be canceled at any time and ends at the end of the month you have paid for.

Once your annual plan has run for a year, you can cancel it at any time with one month’s notice. The plan then ends one month after you cancel, or at the end of the paid period if that comes first, and we refund the part of the annual price that covers the time after the end. We remind you by email 30 days and 7 days before an annual plan renews.

Canceling online

You can cancel a contract on our cancel contract page without signing in: give your name, email address and the contract, choose ordinary notice or immediate termination for good cause and the date, and confirm with “Cancel now”. We confirm by email right away, with the date and time we received your cancellation.

If Sizewright does not work as agreed

The law gives you rights if the service does not conform to the contract. Tell us at support@sizewright.com, and we will bring the service into conformity within a reasonable time and free of charge. If we cannot or do not, you may be entitled to a price reduction or to end the contract with a refund, as the law provides.

22. Additional terms for business customers

This section applies only if you buy as a business customer.

• Data processing agreement. For personal data in your customer content, we act as your processor under the data processing agreement. An owner or admin accepts it in workspace settings, and we keep a record of who accepted it and when.
• No consumer rights. The consumer provisions of these terms, including the right of withdrawal and the cancellation rules for consumers’ annual plans, do not apply to you.
• Your own terms. Your general terms or purchasing conditions do not apply, even if you refer to them.
• Dutch Civil Code. Articles 6:227b(1) and 6:227c of the Dutch Civil Code do not apply, as far as the law allows this between businesses.
• Agencies and their clients. If you use Sizewright for clients, you are responsible to us for your own use and that of your workspace members, and for having your clients’ permission to use their brands, materials and data. Your clients have no claims against us under these terms.
• Evidence. Our electronic records of acceptances, orders, credit transactions and communications serve as evidence between us, unless you prove otherwise.

23. Complaints and disputes

If something is not right, please write to support@sizewright.com first, describing the problem and, where relevant, the workspace and payment concerned. We answer within two business days; if a complaint needs more time, we tell you when to expect our answer. The European Commission’s online dispute resolution platform closed in July 2025. If we cannot resolve a complaint together, you can take it to the competent court (section 24).

24. Governing law and courts

Dutch law governs these terms and the agreement between us. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply.

• Business customers: the competent court in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, has exclusive jurisdiction over disputes between us.
• Consumers: if you live in another country, the choice of Dutch law does not take away the protection of the mandatory law of your country of residence. You may bring proceedings before the courts of the Netherlands or of your country of residence, and we may bring proceedings against you only before the courts of your country of residence.

25. Language

These terms are available in English, Dutch, German and French.

• Business customers: if the language versions differ, the English version prevails.
• Consumers: the version in the language in which you concluded the contract prevails.

26. General provisions

• Entire agreement. The agreement described in section 1 is the entire agreement between us about Sizewright and replaces earlier arrangements on the same subject.
• Invalid provisions. If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, the rest remains in force. Between businesses, we replace the provision with a valid one that comes as close as possible to its purpose. Toward consumers, the invalid provision simply does not apply.
• Transfer. We may transfer the agreement to a company that takes over Sizewright or the relevant part of our business, and will tell you in advance. A transfer does not reduce a consumer’s rights, and consumers may end the contract if they do not agree with it. Business customers may transfer the agreement only with our written consent.
• No waiver. If we do not enforce a right immediately, we do not give it up.
• Notices. We send notices to the email address of your account, or for a workspace to the email address of its owner. You send notices to support@sizewright.com.

27. Contact

Write to support@sizewright.com or use our contact page; questions about personal data go to the same address. Our contact details are also in section 1 and in the imprint.