Apollo Terms and Conditions

Last updated: 3 July 2026

These Terms and Conditions (Terms) govern access to and use of the Apollo platform and related services provided by APOLLOUI LTD (Apollo, we, us, our). Please read them carefully.

By creating an account, accessing a workspace, subscribing to a paid plan, or otherwise using Apollo, you agree to these Terms on behalf of yourself and the organisation you represent.

Separate documents apply to other matters:

• Privacy Policy — how we process personal data
• Cookie Policy — how we use cookies and similar technologies on our website
• Disclaimer — additional platform disclaimers
• Data Processing Agreement (DPA) — where we process personal data on your instructions as a data processor

If anything in these Terms conflicts with a signed written agreement between you and Apollo for enterprise or Provider services, that signed agreement will prevail for the subject matter it covers.

1. About these Terms

1.1 These Terms form a legally binding contract between APOLLOUI LTD and the person or organisation that registers for, subscribes to, or uses Apollo (you, your, Customer, or Tenant where the context requires).

1.2 These Terms apply to:

• the Apollo website and marketing pages;
• authenticated workspace access at tenant-scoped routes;
• the client portal made available to your clients;
• any related software, documentation, and support we provide.

1.3 Registering interest in Apollo (for example via our website, Mailchimp form, or email list) does not create a contract and does not guarantee access, pricing, or launch timing. A contract arises when you accept these Terms as part of account creation, invitation acceptance, or paid subscription checkout, as applicable.

1.4 We may make certain features available on an early access, beta, preview, or trial basis. Additional limitations may apply and are described in section 6.

2. Who we are

Apollo is operated by:

APOLLOUI LTD
A private limited company registered in England and Wales
Company number: 17093007
Registered office: 38 Mercer Avenue, Ebbsfleet Valley, Swanscombe, England, DA10 1BR
Email: hello@apolloui.co.uk

3. Definitions

In these Terms:

Account means a user login that may hold one or more platform relationships.

Authorised User means any person you invite or permit to access Apollo under your tenant, including staff, administrators, editors, collaborators, and client portal users.

Client means your customer (for example an estate agent, developer, landlord, or property professional) who interacts with you through Apollo, including via the client portal.

Client Content means photographs, videos, floorplans, documents, messages, and other materials relating to your clients, jobs, or orders.

Content means Client Content, tenant business data, and any other material uploaded, stored, transmitted, or generated through Apollo by you or your Authorised Users.

Order means a job, booking, or work request managed through Apollo.

Platform or Service means the Apollo software platform, including workspace tools, client portal, APIs, and related services we make available from time to time.

Subscription means your paid or free access plan to Apollo as a tenant workspace owner.

Tenant means the business account within Apollo that owns its workspace data, settings, subscription (where applicable), and client relationships.

Tenant-Client Payment means a payment from your Client to you for your services or invoices, processed through optional payment features we may make available (for example Stripe Connect).

Workspace means the tenant-scoped operational environment accessible at routes associated with your tenant identifier.

Other capitalised terms are defined in context.

4. Business use only

4.1 Apollo is offered for business use only. By using Apollo, you confirm that:

• you are acting for purposes relating to your trade, business, craft, or profession;
• you have authority to bind the organisation on whose behalf you register;
• you are at least 18 years old and legally capable of entering into a contract.

4.2 These Terms are intended for business-to-business (B2B) use by property photography and related media businesses. If you are a consumer, different laws may apply. You must not use Apollo if you cannot accept these Terms on a B2B basis.

4.3 You are responsible for ensuring that your use of Apollo complies with laws and professional obligations applicable to your business.

5. About Apollo

5.1 Apollo is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) utility platform for UK property photography and related property media businesses. It is designed to help businesses manage bookings, diary and workflow, clients and branches, staff and editors, order tracking, content delivery, pricing, invoicing, and communications from one place.

5.2 What Apollo is not. Apollo is not:

• a marketplace, lead-generation platform, or agency that allocates work to photographers;
• a provider of photography, videography, editing, floorplan, EPC, or other on-site or creative services;
• an employer of your photographers, editors, freelancers, or other personnel;
• an estate agent, property adviser, or certifier of property measurements or marketing materials;
• your agent in contracting with your Clients;
• the merchant of record for payments from your Clients to you — for Tenant-Client Payments, you remain merchant of record even where Apollo facilitates optional Stripe Connect features (see section 12);
• a tax, accounting, or legal adviser.

5.3 Apollo provides software tools only. You remain solely responsible for the services you deliver, the quality of your work, your pricing, your staff and contractors, your Client relationships, and your compliance with applicable law.

5.4 Apollo does not guarantee the success of your business, the availability of work, or the behaviour of your Clients, staff, or third parties.

6. Early access and beta features

6.1 Apollo may be made available on an early access, beta, preview, or invitation-only basis. During these periods:

• features may be incomplete, change, or be withdrawn;
• performance, availability, and data handling may differ from a general release;
• we may impose usage limits or access controls;
• support may be best-effort rather than formal service-level support.

6.2 Our public website may invite you to register interest or join early access. That process is for updates and onboarding coordination only. It does not create a Subscription and does not guarantee pricing, features, or availability.

6.3 Self-serve account creation or paid checkout may be disabled or limited during early access. We may enable or restrict access at our discretion.

6.4 You agree to provide reasonable feedback where requested and accept that early access software may contain errors. You should maintain your own backups and business continuity arrangements for business-critical data where export or download features are available.

6.5 No service level agreement (SLA) applies during early access unless we agree one with you in writing.

7. Accounts, tenants and authorised users

7.1 Unified accounts. Apollo uses a unified account model. One person may hold multiple relationships across the platform (for example as a tenant owner for one business and as staff or a client elsewhere). Permissions depend on role in context, not on separate Apollo accounts.

7.2 Tenant ownership. Each tenant workspace is controlled by a tenant owner (OWNER role) who is responsible for the tenant’s Subscription, billing contact, configuration, invitations, and compliance with these Terms.

7.3 Roles and invitations. You may invite Authorised Users in roles such as administrator, staff, editor, collaborator, or client portal user, subject to your Subscription and product capabilities. You are responsible for:

• selecting appropriate roles and permissions;
• ensuring invitees are authorised to access the data you expose to them;
• promptly removing or disabling access when it is no longer required;
• all acts and omissions of Authorised Users as if they were your own.

7.4 Account security. You must keep login credentials confidential, use strong passwords, and notify us promptly at hello@apolloui.co.uk if you suspect unauthorised access. You are responsible for activity under your Account unless caused by our failure to maintain reasonable security of the Platform.

7.5 Accurate information. You must provide accurate registration and billing information and keep it up to date.

7.6 One tenant, one business. A tenant workspace represents one business account. You must not use a tenant to operate unrelated businesses or to circumvent Subscription limits without our agreement.

7.7 View filters and context. Where the Platform offers view filters (for example to narrow dashboard or order lists across your connected businesses), these filters do not grant access beyond what your role and permissions already allow.

8. Tenant responsibilities

You are solely responsible for: 8.1 Your business and services — including scheduling, attendance, photography and media capture, editing, quality control, delivery timelines, and professional standards.

8.2 Your Clients — including contracts, instructions, complaints, refunds, chargebacks, and disputes relating to your services. Your Clients are your Clients, not Apollo’s.

8.3 Pricing and commercial terms — including service catalogues, quotes, surcharges, bundles, payment terms on your invoices, and any representations you make to Clients.

8.4 Invoicing and tax — including issuing invoices, accounting for VAT or other taxes on your sales where applicable, record-keeping, and regulatory compliance. Apollo is not currently VAT registered; Subscription fees are priced accordingly on our website and in-product unless we notify you otherwise when VAT registration applies.

8.5 Staff and contractors — including employment, freelance, or agency status; training; insurance; and payment of your personnel. Labels in Apollo (for example employee or freelancer) are operational only and do not determine legal status.

8.6 Legal and regulatory compliance — including property access, health and safety, copyright and image rights, privacy notices you owe to your Clients and data subjects, estate agency or marketing rules, and industry standards relevant to your work.

8.7 Client Content — ensuring you have all necessary rights, permissions, and licences to upload, process, store, and deliver Content through Apollo, including photographs of properties and personal data in orders and messages.

8.8 Configuration — including workflow settings, download release rules, invoice settings, and user permissions.

8.9 Backups and exports — maintaining copies of business-critical Content where the Platform provides export or download capability. Apollo is not a substitute for your own archive and disaster-recovery planning.

9. Client portals and tenant-client relationships

9.1 Apollo may provide a client portal through which your Clients can view orders, messages, invoices, and deliverables you choose to expose.

9.2 The client portal is part of your service delivery. You control which Clients, branches, and contacts may access which data, subject to Platform permissions and server-side enforcement.

9.3 Apollo does not:

• contract with your Clients on your behalf;
• verify Client identity beyond the authentication and invitation flows you use;
• resolve disputes between you and your Clients;
• guarantee that Clients will pay you.

9.4 You must provide your Clients with any notices, terms, and privacy information you are required to give them as their service provider. Our Privacy Policy and DPA address Apollo’s role as provider of the Platform; they do not replace your obligations to your Clients.

9.5 Optional online payment features for your invoices (see section 12) do not make Apollo a party to your contract with your Client.

10. Subscriptions, pricing and payment

10.1 Apollo Subscription. Access to a tenant workspace may require a Subscription. Subscription plans (such as Free preview, Solo, Teams, or Provider) describe feature access, usage allowances, and pricing as published on our website or in-product from time to time.

10.2 Separate from tenant-client money. Your Apollo Subscription pays for use of the Platform. It is separate from payments your Clients make to you for photography and related services.

10.3 Pricing. Published prices are in pounds sterling (GBP) unless stated otherwise. While Apollo is not VAT registered, prices are shown without VAT reference on our public website and in-product unless we are legally required to change that approach. If we become VAT registered, we will update pricing presentation and invoicing as required by law.

10.4 Early adopter or founding pricing. We may offer promotional or founding rates for certain plans (for example Solo or Teams) during early access. Founding rates apply only while you remain on the applicable plan and billing arrangement. Plan changes, renewals, or self-service upgrades or downgrades through our billing tools may move you to standard list pricing unless we agree otherwise in writing or configure billing accordingly.

10.5 Free preview tier. We may offer a free or preview tier with limited capabilities and usage caps. Free access is not a paid Subscription, may require no payment card, and may restrict operational features until you upgrade.

10.6 Provider plans. Higher-volume Provider plans may be sales-led or request access rather than self-serve checkout. Provider pricing and terms may be confirmed in a separate order form or agreement.

10.7 Billing cycle. Paid Subscriptions are typically billed monthly in advance unless we agree a different cycle in writing. Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each billing period unless cancelled in accordance with section 11.

10.8 Payment method. You must provide a valid payment method for paid Subscriptions. We use Stripe (or another payment provider we specify) to process Subscription payments. For Apollo Subscription charges (you paying Apollo for use of the Platform), Apollo is the merchant of record and acts as data controller for the related billing relationship, as described in our Privacy Policy. This is separate from Tenant-Client Payments in section 12, where you are merchant of record for your clients.

10.9 Failed payments. If a payment fails at initial checkout, we will not grant paid access until payment succeeds. If a renewal payment fails for an existing paid Subscription, we may allow a grace period (currently up to 14 days where configured in our billing system) during which paid features may remain available while we retry payment or you update your payment method. After the grace period, we may restrict paid features without deleting your tenant data. Access restrictions do not relieve you of outstanding amounts due.

10.10 Upgrades and downgrades. Where self-service billing management is available, plan upgrades may take effect immediately with prorated charges handled by our payment provider. Downgrades may take effect at the end of the current billing period, depending on billing configuration. Exact behaviour is determined by the billing tools and settings we enable.

10.11 Usage limits. Plans may include limits on users, storage, downloads, orders, or other usage dimensions as described in plan materials. We may introduce or enforce limits progressively during early access. Exceeding limits may require an upgrade, add-on purchase, or usage reduction.

10.12 Invoices and records. We will provide Subscription billing records through Stripe or within the Platform where available. You are responsible for your own accounting treatment of Subscription fees.

10.13 No public checkout on marketing site. Our public website may describe plans for information only. Purchasing a paid Subscription occurs through authenticated workspace billing flows when enabled, not through the public marketing checkout alone.

11. Cancellation, suspension and termination

11.1 Cancellation by you. You may cancel a paid Subscription through the subscription management tools we make available (for example Stripe Customer Portal where enabled). Cancellation normally takes effect at the end of the current paid billing period, and you retain access to paid features until that date unless we state otherwise at cancellation.

11.2 No automatic refund. Fees paid for a Subscription period are non-refundable once the period has started, except where required by applicable law or where we agree a refund in writing on a case-by-case basis.

11.3 Suspension by Apollo. We may suspend or restrict access immediately if we reasonably believe you have:

• breached these Terms or acceptable use rules;
• failed to pay amounts due after any applicable grace period;
• created security, legal, or reputational risk;
• used Apollo unlawfully or in a manner that harms others or the Platform.

We will use reasonable efforts to notify you and allow remedy where appropriate, except where immediate action is required.

11.4 Termination by Apollo. We may terminate your access to paid or free features on notice where permitted by law, or immediately for serious breach. We may discontinue the Platform or a feature on reasonable notice during early access.

11.5 Effect of termination.

• Your right to access the Platform ceases when termination or cancellation takes effect, subject to any paid period already purchased.
• You remain liable for fees incurred before termination.
• Sections that by nature should survive (including confidentiality, intellectual property, disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnity, and governing law) continue to apply.

11.6 Data after cancellation. We do not delete your tenant data immediately on cancellation. We generally retain tenant workspace data for a limited period after closure or cancellation to allow recovery and export, after which it may be deleted or anonymised unless we need to retain it for legal, billing, security, or dispute reasons, as described in our Privacy Policy and DPA. Export and deletion may be handled manually and full self-service export or automated deletion may not be available — do not rely on instant or fully automated deletion.

11.7 Free preview and early access accounts. We may disable inactive or preview accounts during early access on reasonable notice.

12. Tenant-client payments

12.1 Optional feature. Apollo may enable you to accept card or online payments from your Clients for your invoices using Stripe Connect or similar services. This functionality is optional, may not be available in all environments, and may require you to complete separate onboarding and verification with the payment provider.

12.2 You are merchant of record. For Tenant-Client Payments, you are the merchant of record and seller of your services. Apollo is not a party to your sale contract with your Client.

12.3 Apollo platform fee. Apollo charges no platform fee on Tenant-Client Payments under the current commercial model (0%). Payment processing fees charged by Stripe or other providers are between you and the provider unless we state otherwise in writing.

12.4 Your responsibilities. You are solely responsible for:

• enabling or disabling online payments for your business;
• invoice accuracy, taxes, refunds, and chargebacks;
• Client communications about payment;
• compliance with card network, Stripe, and applicable payment rules.

12.5 Bank transfer and other methods. You may offer non-card payment methods (for example bank transfer) outside or alongside Apollo features. Apollo does not guarantee receipt of funds.

12.6 No guarantee of “Pay online”. Client portal payment buttons appear only when configured requirements are met (for example issued invoice, outstanding balance, completed Connect onboarding, and tenant-enabled settings). Features may be unavailable during early access.

12.7 Separate webhooks and records. Tenant-Client Payment status is recorded on your invoice and order records within Apollo. It does not change your Apollo Subscription tier.

13. Content, files and media

13.1 Your Content. As between you and Apollo, you retain ownership of Client Content and your business data, subject to the licence in section 15.

13.2 Licence to Apollo. You grant Apollo a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, store, back up, transmit, display, and process Content only as necessary to provide, maintain, secure, and improve the Platform, comply with law, and enforce these Terms.

13.3 Media and property workflows. Apollo is designed for property media workflows including RAW and edited files, floorplans, and deliverables. You are responsible for:

• lawful capture and upload;
• appropriate access controls before release to Clients;
• watermarks, previews, and download gates you configure;
• delivery of final assets to your Clients.

13.4 Sensitive and personal data. Content may include personal data (for example contact details, property addresses, and on-site access information). You must have a lawful basis to process and upload such data and must configure access appropriately.

13.5 Prohibited Content. You must not upload or distribute Content that is illegal, infringing, harmful, or otherwise in breach of section 16.

13.6 Storage and delivery limits. Plans may include storage and download allowances. We may apply technical limits, fair use controls, or additional charges for excess usage as described in plan materials.

13.7 Removal. We may remove or disable access to Content that violates these Terms or law, or where required by a valid legal request, with notice where reasonably practicable.

14. Data protection

14.1 Apollo processes personal data in connection with the Platform. Our Privacy Policy explains what we collect, why, retention, rights, and contact details.

14.2 Roles under UK GDPR. In general:

• You are the data controller for personal data you upload or generate about your Clients, staff, and business operations in your tenant workspace.
• Apollo acts as a data processor when processing that tenant-controlled personal data on your documented instructions to provide the Platform.

14.3 DPA. Where required by law, our processing of tenant personal data will be governed by our Data Processing Agreement. These Terms do not replace the DPA. Where Apollo processes tenant personal data as processor, the DPA prevails for that processor-processing subject matter if there is a conflict with these Terms.

14.4 Security. We implement appropriate technical and organisational measures for a SaaS platform of this kind. No system is completely secure; you must use Account security features and notify us of suspected incidents.

14.5 International transfers and subprocessors. We use subprocessors such as cloud infrastructure and payment providers. A subprocessor list is maintained in our Privacy Policy and DPA. Personal data may be processed in the UK, EEA and other countries where our service providers operate. Where required, we rely on appropriate safeguards under UK data protection law.

14.6 Data subject requests. You are responsible for handling requests from your Clients and staff in their relationship with you. We will assist you as processor where required by law and our DPA.

14.7 Incident notification. We will notify you of personal data breaches affecting your tenant data in accordance with applicable law and our DPA where in place.

15. Intellectual property

15.1 Apollo IP. Apollo and its licensors own all rights in the Platform, software, branding, documentation, and underlying technology. Except for the limited licence below, no rights are granted to you.

15.2 Licence to you. We grant you a non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to use the Platform during your Subscription (or preview access) for your internal business purposes, subject to these Terms and plan limits.

15.3 Restrictions. You must not:

• copy, modify, or create derivative works of the Platform except as permitted by law;
• reverse engineer or attempt to extract source code except to the extent permitted by law;
• remove proprietary notices;
• use Apollo to build a competing product or service;
• resell or sublicense the Platform except as expressly allowed for white-label or Provider arrangements agreed in writing.

15.4 Feedback. If you provide suggestions or feedback, you grant Apollo a perpetual, royalty-free licence to use it without obligation to you.

15.5 Third-party materials. The Platform may include third-party open-source or licensed components subject to separate licence terms.

16. Acceptable use

You must not, and must not allow Authorised Users or Clients to:

16.1 use Apollo unlawfully or in breach of these Terms;

16.2 upload malware, attempt unauthorised access, probe or scan systems, or interfere with Platform integrity or performance;

16.3 access data belonging to another tenant or user without authorisation;

16.4 use Apollo to send spam, phishing, or unsolicited marketing;

16.5 upload Content you do not have rights to use, or that infringes intellectual property or privacy rights;

16.6 upload illegal, defamatory, harassing, discriminatory, or otherwise harmful material;

16.7 misrepresent property media, measurements, or certifications in a way that violates law or professional standards (you remain responsible for representations you make to Clients);

16.8 use Apollo for high-risk activities where failure could lead to death, personal injury, or severe environmental or property damage without appropriate professional oversight and insurance;

16.9 circumvent usage limits, billing controls, or security measures;

16.10 use automated means to access the Platform except through documented APIs we expressly permit.

We may investigate violations and cooperate with law enforcement where required.

17. Third-party services

17.1 Apollo relies on third-party services including, without limitation:

• Google Firebase / Google Cloud (authentication, database, storage, functions);
• Vercel (hosting and delivery);
• Stripe (Subscription billing and optional Connect payments);
• Mailchimp (marketing communications where used);
• email delivery providers; and
• other integrations you enable (for example accounting exports).

17.2 Your use of third-party services may be subject to their terms and privacy policies. Apollo is not responsible for third-party services outside our reasonable control.

17.3 Integrations (for example export to accounting tools) are provided for convenience. You remain responsible for verifying exported data and your compliance obligations.

18. Service availability and support

18.1 We aim to provide a reliable Platform but do not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation, especially during early access.

18.2 We may perform planned or emergency maintenance with or without notice. We will use reasonable efforts to minimise disruption.

18.3 No SLA applies unless agreed in writing. During early access, support is best-effort via email or channels we publish.

18.4 You are responsible for internet connectivity, devices, browsers, and local software required to use Apollo as a progressive web application.

18.5 We may modify, replace, or withdraw features. Where a change materially reduces core functionality of a paid plan, we will use reasonable efforts to notify affected customers in advance.

19. Disclaimers

19.1 The Platform is provided “as is” and “as available” to the fullest extent permitted by law.

19.2 Apollo does not warrant that the Platform will meet your requirements, that operation will be uninterrupted or error-free, or that defects will be corrected within a particular timeframe.

19.3 Apollo does not provide professional, legal, tax, accounting, insurance, photography, surveying, or property advice. Any information on our website or within the Platform is general information only.

19.4 You are solely responsible for decisions you make using Apollo, including scheduling, pricing, delivery, invoicing, and Client communications.

19.5 Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits warranties that cannot be excluded under applicable law.

20. Limitation of liability

20.1 Exclusion of certain losses. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Apollo will not be liable for:

• loss of profits, revenue, business, contracts, or anticipated savings;
• loss of goodwill or reputation;
• loss or corruption of data (except where caused by our failure to implement reasonable backup and security measures);
• indirect or consequential loss arising from your use of the Platform.

20.2 Cap on liability. Subject to section 20.3, Apollo’s total aggregate liability arising out of or in connection with these Terms or the Platform in any 12-month period is limited to the greater of:

• £100; and
• the total Apollo Subscription fees paid by you in that 12-month period.

20.3 Unlimited liability. Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes liability for:

• death or personal injury caused by negligence;
• fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
• any liability that cannot be limited or excluded under applicable law.

20.4 Tenant services and Client disputes. Apollo is not liable for your photography or media services, your Client relationships, Tenant-Client Payments, chargebacks, or disputes between you and your Clients or personnel.

20.5 Allocation of risk. The limitations in this section reflect the allocation of risk between the parties and are an essential basis of our pricing.

21. Indemnity

21.1 You will indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Apollo, its directors, officers, and employees from and against claims, losses, damages, liabilities, costs, and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising out of or relating to:

• your Content or services;
• your breach of these Terms;
• your violation of law or third-party rights;
• disputes with your Clients, staff, or contractors;
• tax, regulatory, or professional claims arising from your business operations;

except to the extent caused by Apollo’s breach of these Terms or our negligence.

21.2 Apollo will notify you of relevant claims and allow you to control the defence where appropriate, provided you do not settle in a manner that admits fault by Apollo without our consent.

22. Changes to Apollo or these Terms

22.1 We may update the Platform and these Terms from time to time.

22.2 If we make material changes to these Terms, we will provide notice by email, in-product notification, or by posting an updated version on our website with a revised “Last updated” date, before changes take effect where practicable.

22.3 Continued use after the effective date of updated Terms constitutes acceptance. If you do not agree, you must stop using the Platform and cancel your Subscription.

22.4 We may change Subscription pricing for renewals on reasonable notice. Price changes apply from the next renewal unless otherwise stated or required by law.

23. General legal terms

23.1 Entire agreement. These Terms, together with documents referenced in them and any signed enterprise agreement, constitute the entire agreement regarding the Platform.

23.2 Order of precedence. If documents conflict: signed enterprise agreement > these Terms > published policies referenced herein — except that where Apollo processes tenant personal data as processor, the Data Processing Agreement prevails for that processor-processing subject matter.

23.3 Assignment. You may not assign or transfer your rights under these Terms without our written consent. Apollo may assign to a group company or in connection with a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets.

23.4 Force majeure. Neither party is liable for failure caused by events beyond reasonable control (including internet failures, cloud provider outages, strikes, or regulatory action), provided reasonable mitigation efforts are used.

23.5 Severability. If any provision is invalid, the remainder stays in effect.

23.6 No waiver. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver.

23.7 Third-party rights. The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 does not confer rights on any person other than the parties.

23.8 Notices. Notices to Apollo must be sent to hello@apolloui.co.uk and will be deemed received on the next business day in England. We may notice you at the email on your Account.

24. Governing law and jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction, except that either party may seek injunctive relief in any competent court to protect intellectual property or confidential information.

25. Contact

For questions about these Terms, billing, or legal notices:

Email: hello@apolloui.co.uk
Post: APOLLOUI LTD, 38 Mercer Avenue, Ebbsfleet Valley, Swanscombe, England, DA10 1BR

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