Terms of service

These terms apply to the business that applies for and holds an OpusWall organization — an advertiser or a publisher — and to every person that business invites into that organization.

The publisher's own users are not party to this agreement. Their relationship is with the publisher, whose own terms govern what they earn and how it is paid.

Accounts are created by invitation after an application is approved. There is no public sign-up, and an account may not be shared, sold or transferred between businesses.

Each person is responsible for their own sign-in. The organization is responsible for removing access from people who leave it.

An advertiser defines campaigns and the goals inside them, sets a payout in whole cents for each goal, and is responsible for the accuracy of what the campaign asks users to do.

A conversion is created when the advertiser confirms a completed goal against a click issued by OpusWall. One confirmed after that goal's time limit, or beyond the campaign's budget or caps, is held for review rather than settled, and one the advertiser's balance does not cover waits until it is funded. An advertiser may reverse a conversion where it was created in error or in fraud, and a reversal removes the amount from every party it was credited to.

A publisher may display the offerwall only on the properties declared in its application or added with our agreement, and only where its own users can see they are using it.

The publisher is responsible for what it credits its own users, in its own currency and on its own schedule. OpusWall does not hold user balances and does not pay a publisher's users.

• No automated, emulated or scripted completion of offers.
• No presenting an offer as something other than what it is.
• No traffic sourced from adult, gambling or chance-based products.
• No placement hidden from the user it is being shown to.

A publisher's revenue share is a percentage recorded on its organization and applied to every conversion payout, rounded down to the whole cent. Changes to it apply to conversions recorded after the change, never retroactively.

Advertiser budgets are funded in advance and drawn down by confirmed conversions. Publisher earnings accumulate as a balance and are paid in US dollars once the balance is above the published minimum.

All amounts on both sides are integer cents. Where a currency conversion is shown to an end user it is performed with the exchange rate recorded on the publisher's placement and is a display value only.

We may suspend an organization, a campaign or a placement where we reasonably believe traffic or conversions are fraudulent, where these terms are breached, or where we are required to. We will say why.

Either side may end the relationship with notice. Confirmed and unreversed earnings remain payable; a balance is not forfeited by termination.

Each party keeps what it already owns. An advertiser grants us the right to display its campaign names, descriptions and artwork in the wall and in publisher interfaces for as long as the campaign runs.

The OpusWall name, mark and interfaces remain ours, and are licensed to you only for the purpose of using the platform.

Each party is responsible for having a lawful basis for the data it passes to the other. A publisher must not send us direct identifiers about its users; the user identifier it sends must be opaque and internal to it.

Our handling of personal data is described in the privacy notice, which forms part of these terms.

The platform is provided as it is. We do not promise uninterrupted availability, a particular volume of traffic, a particular conversion rate or a particular level of revenue.

Neither party is liable for indirect or consequential loss. Our aggregate liability is limited to the amounts that passed between us in the three months before the claim. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

We may change these terms. Material changes will be notified to the contact address on the organization before they take effect, and continuing to use the platform after that date is acceptance.

The governing law and the courts with jurisdiction are to be set by the operating company before launch. This clause is deliberately unfinished rather than filled with a placeholder that might be relied on.