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Terms of Service

Version dated 2026-10-05

1. Scope

  1. These Terms apply to the use of the RevReach platform (https://revreach.app) (the “Platform”), operated by Luca Martini, Planeggerstraße 57c, 82110 Germering (“we”).
  2. RevReach is aimed exclusively at entrepreneurs (Unternehmer) within the meaning of section 14 of the German Civil Code (BGB), i.e. natural or legal persons acting in the exercise of their commercial or independent professional activity. You confirm this when you register. Consumers may not use the Platform.
  3. Users are either App Providers (providers of apps with subscriptions or in-app purchases) or Creators (individuals or companies that publish content on their own channels).
  4. Deviating terms and conditions of users do not apply, even if we do not object to them.

2. Our services

  1. We provide a Platform on which App Providers publish partnership offers and Creators can apply for them. This includes: displaying verified metrics, generating agreements, attributing purchases to Creators, billing, self-billing invoices, invoices, and collection and payout via a payment service provider.
  2. Partnership Agreements are concluded exclusively between the App Provider and the Creator. We are not a party to them, we do not represent either side, and we owe neither the Creator's services nor the App Provider's payments.
  3. We do not owe any economic success or any particular number of applications, partnerships, users or revenue.
  4. Creators' preferred terms and App Providers' requirements serve as guidance and for matching in search; they are not binding on anyone. Only what is set out in the Partnership Agreement forms part of the agreement. Templates and recommendations (e.g. a guide value for the retainer) and sample calculations based on an app's revenue model (e.g. amount per subscriber) are non-binding estimates based on the figures provided and on disclosed assumptions; they constitute neither advice nor a commitment.
  5. We strive for high availability but do not owe uninterrupted accessibility. Where possible, we announce maintenance in advance.

3. Registration and account

  1. An account is required for applications, offers and partnerships; you can view apps and Creator profiles without one. The account is created using an email address and password or by signing in with Google or Apple. By clicking “Create account” or “Continue with Google/Apple”, you confirm that you are at least 18 years old and are acting as an entrepreneur within the meaning of section 14 BGB, and you accept these Terms; we store the time of your acceptance.
  2. Your details must be true and complete; you must update them without undue delay if they change.
  3. An account can be used both as a Creator and as an App Provider; you switch between the two areas using the “Creator / App” toggle. Partnerships with your own app are not permitted. Each individual or company may only hold one account. Access credentials must be kept secret; if you suspect misuse, you must inform us immediately.
  4. There is no entitlement to registration or to the approval of an app.

4. Obligations of App Providers

  1. You warrant that you hold the rights to the app you have registered and that the app and your details comply with applicable law and with the rules of the relevant stores.
  2. You integrate RevenueCat and the code field as described in the integration guide and maintain the transmission of revenue data for the duration of ongoing partnerships and their tail periods. You may neither suppress nor falsify revenue data. If your app earns money exclusively through ads or the paid download price in the store and you only agree fixed remuneration, the integration is not required.
  3. You state truthfully how your app earns money (subscription, one-time purchase, in-app purchases, ads, paid download) and keep the prices you have stated up to date. Creators see sample calculations based on this information. Revenue that does not run through RevenueCat cannot be used as the basis for a revenue share.
  4. You provide a valid payment method and ensure that amounts due can be collected.
  5. You are the Creators' contractual partner. You report and pay any levies that may apply to you as the commissioning party yourself, such as the artists' social insurance levy (Künstlersozialabgabe) on remuneration paid to self-employed artists and publicists.
  6. Where we process personal data of your app users in this context, we do so on your behalf under the data processing agreement, which becomes part of these Terms when you connect RevenueCat. You inform your users of this in your privacy policy.
  7. In particular, the following are not permitted: gambling apps without official authorisation, financial or investment products that require authorisation where no such authorisation has been granted, adult content, apps that endanger minors, and apps that infringe third-party rights. We review apps before publication and may refuse approval, stating our reasons.

5. Obligations of Creators

  1. You only connect or add channels that you own or operate lawfully. Reach must not be artificially inflated by purchased views, subscribers or interactions.
  2. Figures that you add yourself (followers, views, metrics of individual posts) must be true and up to date. They are marked as stated by the Creator. On request, you provide evidence of them, for example a screenshot of the platform statistics or the verification code in your profile description.
  3. You add posts from a partnership on the partnership page or have them identified via a connected channel. The App Provider sees the link, date and metrics of these posts.
  4. You clearly label every post from a partnership as advertising, as required by the law of the target market and the rules of the relevant platform (see our guide). This applies on every account you use for the partnership, including accounts you newly create for an app.
  5. You do not redeem your own code and do not initiate purchases whose sole purpose is to generate a revenue share. Codes may not be published on voucher or discount portals unless the Partnership Agreement allows this.
  6. You are responsible for the taxation of your income and for social insurance yourself. You act free from instructions and on your own responsibility.
  7. You agree that your remuneration is billed by way of self-billing (section 14(2) sentence 2 of the German VAT Act, UStG), and you keep your tax details up to date.

6. Formation of partnerships

  1. An App Provider's offer is an invitation to apply. If the App Provider accepts an application or a Creator accepts an invitation, we generate a Partnership Agreement based on our sample agreement with the terms of the offer.
  2. The agreement is concluded once both sides have accepted it on the Platform. We log the time, IP address and browser and store a checksum of the agreement text. The agreement is concluded in text form; both sides can retrieve it as a document at any time.
  3. The terms remain unchanged for the respective partnership, even if the App Provider later changes its offer. Changes to an ongoing partnership require a new agreement.

7. Attribution and data basis

  1. Attribution and revenue share are based on the data that RevenueCat transmits to us on behalf of the App Provider and on the rules described in the integration guide.
  2. A revenue share only applies to net revenue from payments that RevenueCat reports as a purchase or renewal: subscriptions, one-time purchases and other in-app purchases. Advertising revenue, the purchase price of paid downloads and payments outside RevenueCat cannot be attributed to a Creator and are not subject to a revenue share.
  3. We record every attributed payment and every refund as an immutable booking. If a booking turns out to be incorrect (for example due to incorrect data, manipulation or technical errors), we correct it by means of a reversing entry and inform those concerned.
  4. If there is a reasonable suspicion of manipulation, we may suspend billing of the amounts concerned until the matter has been clarified.

8. Billing and payment

  1. We bill once per calendar month. Bookings whose holding period has expired are billed; the holding period is 30 days from the app user's payment and allows refunds to be taken into account. If the amount due for a partnership is less than €10.00, it is carried forward to the next statement; once a partnership has ended, we also bill smaller amounts as soon as they reach our payment provider's minimum of €0.50.
  2. We issue a self-billing invoice to the Creator in the name and on behalf of the App Provider and invoice the App Provider for our fee. The App Provider authorises us to issue self-billing invoices in its name.
  3. The total amount (the Creator's remuneration plus any VAT, and our fee under section 9 plus any VAT) is collected via Stripe from the App Provider's stored payment method and forwarded directly to the Creator's Stripe account. We do not hold any user funds. For collection by SEPA direct debit, the App Provider grants a mandate during setup.
  4. Creators receive payouts via a Stripe account. This account is additionally subject to the Stripe Connected Account Agreement, which the Creator accepts during setup. For bank accounts in a currency other than the euro, Stripe may charge conversion fees.
  5. If a collection fails, we retry it and inform the App Provider. If an amount remains outstanding for more than 14 days, we may pause the App Provider's offer. This does not affect the Creator's claims under the Partnership Agreement.
  6. If payments that have already been billed are refunded, we set off the corresponding share against future statements for the same partnership; our fee under section 9 is reduced accordingly.
  7. Objections to a statement must be raised via the Platform or by email within 60 days of the statement being made available. After this period, the statement is deemed approved; we point out this consequence in the statement.
  8. Beta. As long as the Platform is marked as “Beta”, we do not issue statements, charge no fees and do not require payment details. Partnerships concluded during this time are marked as beta partnerships in the partnership agreement. Items 1 to 7 of this section and section 9 do not apply to them, even after the beta ends: the App Provider owes any agreed remuneration directly to the Creator, and the parties arrange payment and documents themselves. We will announce the start of billing by email at least 30 days in advance.

9. Prices

  1. Use of the Platform is free of charge for Creators. Creators receive the agreed remuneration in full; we do not deduct anything from it.
  2. App Providers pay a fee of 10% on the remuneration they owe the Creator under the respective partnership (fee basis). The fee basis comprises the revenue share including tier adjustments, the retainer and the fee for ad usage rights, in each case excluding the Creator's VAT. Reversals due to refunds and negative tier adjustments reduce the fee basis; a negative balance is carried forward to the next statement for the same partnership. For retainer-only partnerships, the fee is charged on the retainer only.
  3. The fee is charged in addition to the Creator's remuneration and is not deducted from it. It is exclusive of statutory VAT, where applicable. It includes Stripe's payment costs.
  4. We announce price changes by email at least 30 days in advance. They apply to statements issued after they take effect.

10. Taxes and reporting obligations

Under the German Platform Tax Transparency Act (Plattformen-Steuertransparenzgesetz, PStTG), we are obliged to report information on reportable sellers and their remuneration to the German Federal Central Tax Office (Bundeszentralamt für Steuern) once a year. Creators provide the information required for this. If it is not provided despite two reminders, we are required to withhold payouts and block the account in accordance with the PStTG.

11. Prohibition of circumvention

If an App Provider and a Creator have found each other via the Platform, they will not agree on any revenue-based remuneration for the same app outside the Platform for the duration of the partnership and for twelve months thereafter in order to circumvent our fee. In the event of a breach, the App Provider owes the fee that would have been payable had billing taken place via the Platform; the App Provider remains entitled to prove that the damage was lower.

12. Content

  1. You grant us the non-exclusive right, limited to the duration of your use, to display the content you post (profile, app description, images) on the Platform and to adapt it technically for display.
  2. Illegal content is prohibited. Anyone can report content via our reporting form. We review reports promptly, decide carefully and give reasons for our decision to those affected.

13. Ranking

The main parameters determining the ranking in search (Article 5 of Regulation (EU) 2019/1150):

  • App search: If no sort order is selected, the most recently opened offers appear first. For signed-in Creators, “matching” comes first: first offers that match in both directions (the Creator's preferred terms and the app's requirements), within these apps with more matching topics, then the higher revenue share. “Only offers that match me” hides offers that do not match. The “Revenue model” filter only shows apps that have specified the selected model. You can also select “highest revenue share” (highest rate, then retainer) and “highest revenue” (verified monthly revenue; apps that do not show a figure come last).
  • Creator search: The default is reach, i.e. the total number of followers across all channels. With “Only verified numbers”, only connected channels count. You can also select engagement rate and “newest”. Creators who have not added a channel do not appear. Signed-in App Providers can see for each profile whether it matches their offer and can hide profiles that do not match; this does not change the order.
  • You can filter by topics, platform, language, revenue share, retainer and reach. Keyword search covers names, descriptions and handles.

There is no paid preferential placement. In profiles, connected channels are shown before channels that were added manually.

14. Restriction, suspension and termination

  1. You can terminate your account at any time in the settings. You must first end any ongoing partnerships in accordance with the respective agreement.
  2. We may terminate the user agreement with 30 days' notice and will state our reasons.
  3. In the event of breaches of these Terms or of applicable law, or if there is a reasonable suspicion of manipulation, we may remove content, pause apps or suspend accounts. We inform you of the reasons no later than when the measure takes effect and give you the opportunity to respond. In the event of serious breaches, immediate suspension is possible.
  4. Claims from partnerships that have already arisen are still billed after suspension or termination, unless they are based on manipulation.

15. Liability

  1. We are liable without limitation for intent and gross negligence, for injury to life, body or health, under the German Product Liability Act (Produkthaftungsgesetz) and for guarantees we have given.
  2. In the event of a slightly negligent breach of material contractual obligations (obligations whose fulfilment is essential for the proper performance of the contract and on whose observance you may regularly rely), our liability is limited to the foreseeable damage typical for this type of contract, and to no more than the total fees you have paid us in the last twelve months, but at least €1,000. Liability for slight negligence is otherwise excluded.
  3. We are not liable for information provided by users, for data supplied by RevenueCat, the stores, YouTube or Stripe, or for the performance of Partnership Agreements by users, unless we are at fault ourselves.

16. Confidentiality and data protection

You treat non-public metrics of other users that you receive via the Platform as confidential and use them only for initiating and performing partnerships. How we process personal data is described in our privacy policy.

17. Complaints and mediation

You can submit complaints about us via the form or by email to support@revreach.app. We confirm receipt, review the complaint and usually respond within 14 days. We are a small enterprise within the meaning of Recommendation 2003/361/EC and are therefore not obliged to provide an internal complaint-handling system under Article 11 or mediators under Article 12 of Regulation (EU) 2019/1150. However, we are prepared to consider mediation on a case-by-case basis.

18. Changes to these Terms

We notify you of changes by email at least 15 days before they take effect; for changes that require extensive technical adjustments, this notice period is correspondingly longer. You may terminate the user agreement without notice before the changes take effect. If you continue to use the Platform after the changes take effect or confirm the new version, it is deemed accepted. Existing Partnership Agreements remain unaffected.

19. Final provisions

  1. These Terms are governed by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG).
  2. To the extent permitted by law, the place of jurisdiction for all disputes with us is our registered office.
  3. Translations of these Terms are provided for information only. Only the German version is legally binding; it prevails in the event of any discrepancy.
  4. Should any provision be invalid, the remaining provisions remain valid. The invalid provision is replaced by the applicable statutory provision.