Terms and Conditions for the Monthly Plan of the Website Check for Agencies
Version of 11 November 2026
This is a translation. Only the German version at www.iweb4u.ch/agb-abo.html is legally binding.
1. Provider
1.1 The provider is iweb4u Aliquò, sole proprietorship, owner Antonio Aliquò, Resedastrasse 8, 9404 Rorschacherberg, Switzerland (hereinafter "iweb4u"). Phone +41 71 558 93 55, email info@iweb4u.ch, VAT number CHE-137.019.655 MWST.
2. Scope
2.1 These General Terms and Conditions (T&C) apply to the monthly plan of the website check for agencies (hereinafter "plan") taken out on www.iweb4u.ch, on www.wooable.io (wooable, a brand of iweb4u) or via the partner website www.ai-with-milo.com (AI with Milo), in all language versions.
2.2 The plan is aimed at web agencies, web designers and other businesses that look after websites for third parties (hereinafter "agency"). By taking out the plan, the agency confirms that it is concluding the contract for its commercial activity.
2.3 The T&C at www.iweb4u.ch/en/agb.html apply to the PDF unlock and the solution book for individual domains. Existing white-label licences and implementation orders are subject to separate agreements; section 3.3 applies to the signal leads of the plan, section 3.12 to purchased leads (lead packages).
2.4 Deviating terms of the agency apply only if iweb4u agrees to them in writing.
2.5 These T&C are available in German and in an English translation. The German version prevails, even if the agency takes out the plan in another language.
3. Service
3.1 The plan is available in three tiers: Plan 20, Plan 50 and Plan Pro (for up to 120 projects). Where these T&C refer to Plan 100, Plan Pro is meant. During the term, it comprises access to the iweb4u partner panel for as many projects at the same time as the chosen tier states (20, 50 or 120). A project is a client website that the agency creates in the panel. For each project, the website check with all details, the PDF report and the before-and-after report, the solution book with tasks for the team, the history and the quick check are available, in German, French, Italian and English.
3.2 White label: Reports and panel appear with the agency's logo, sender and house colour; iweb4u is not named in them. The panel is available at www.iweb4u.ch/panel/ (also via wooable.io/panel/) and, for plans taken out via AI with Milo, at www.ai-with-milo.com/panel/; the website widget and personal links for the agency's clients run via the domain webcheck-pro.ch. These addresses are operated by iweb4u.
3.3 The agency creates projects itself. Each project occupies a slot for the current plan year (how the plan year is determined is set out further below in this section). As long as the overall score of a project has not improved by at least 3 points since its first check, the agency can remove the project or move it to the archive at any time; the slot is then open to a new project. If a project has improved by at least 3 points, its slot remains occupied until the end of the plan year. The overall score without the loading time category is decisive, compared with the first check under the same version of iweb4u's scoring rules. When a new plan year begins, all projects are moved to the archive and all slots of the tier are available again. Projects in the archive do not occupy a slot; their reports, history and notes remain available, and new checks are only possible once the agency brings the project back into a free slot. The commitment after an improvement does not apply to projects that received their slot before 1 November 2026. Checks are possible without a fixed limit within the scope of normal use. iweb4u assigns the agency signal leads from time to time, as long as such leads are available; no particular number is owed. For plans taken out before 11 November 2026, a fixed number continues to apply: in the course of each plan year iweb4u assigns the agency signal leads subject to availability, up to 10 with Plan 20, up to 20 with Plan 50 and up to 30 with Plan 100. Signal leads are referrals of third-party websites whose operators have checked them themselves in iweb4u's website check and which iweb4u selects on the basis of the signal of that check, assigned exclusively in the panel. The agency can return an assigned signal lead in the panel, stating a reason, as long as it has not taken it on as a project; iweb4u then assigns it another one, subject to availability and, where a fixed number applies, within the number for its plan year, and the same website will not be assigned to it again. With annual billing, the plan year is the paid annual period, and a fixed number applies in full from its payment; under section 6.1 the first plan year lasts 14 months. With monthly billing, each plan year begins twelve months after the previous one, counted from the start of the plan; a fixed number applies by half from the first payment of the plan year and the second half from the payment of the seventh month. Signal leads not assigned by the end of the plan year expire without replacement and without refund; there is no entitlement to particular industries, regions or deals. Only agencies based in Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany or Austria receive signal leads; the billing address is decisive. Plans taken out via AI with Milo do not include signal leads.
3.4 Access: After the first payment, iweb4u creates the agency's account automatically. The agency receives an invitation link by email and sets its password itself. It keeps the login details confidential and is responsible for what happens via its account.
3.5 Extent: The check and the solutions concern the checked address, usually the home page, as well as the files of the domain such as robots.txt, sitemap.xml and llms.txt. Subpages are not checked individually. The PDF report and the solution book are a guide to self-help; the agency makes the changes to the websites itself.
3.6 No promise of success: The achievable score shown in the check and in the solution book is a calculation using the same scoring as the check and is not a warranty. iweb4u does not warrant any particular rankings in search engines, any mentions in answers from AI systems or any visitor or sales figures. The success guarantee under section 3.11 remains reserved.
3.7 Further development: iweb4u continuously develops the checker and its check rules. As a result, scores may shift.
3.8 The Progress Guarantee for the solution book under the T&C at www.iweb4u.ch/en/agb.html does not apply to the plan.
3.9 Website widget: With Plan 50 and Plan Pro, the agency can embed the website check as a widget on its own website. Visitors see the overall score and the categories of a website there and can request the detailed report from the agency. The widget only runs on the domains that the agency enters in the panel; Plan 50 allows up to 30 checks a day and Plan Pro up to 60. For a Plan 20 concluded before 4 November 2026, the widget with up to 10 checks a day remains available. Nothing is sold in the widget. Only the agency receives enquiries from the widget; iweb4u does not use them for its own purposes and does not assign them as signal leads. With Plan 100, the Widget Pro is additionally available, which the agency can use alongside the widget under sentence 1. It shows visitors the evaluation in more detail without naming the individual check items. In the panel, the agency can unlock the detailed report for a visitor who has made a request or for one of its own clients; the website is then created as a project and occupies a slot. The person for whom the report is unlocked receives, via a personal link that the agency sends them itself, all check items, the recommendations, the PDF report and the solution book under the agency's name. The link is valid for twelve months and can be blocked by the agency at any time. Nothing is sold in the Widget Pro either.
3.10 Credit from purchases by signal leads: If the operator of a website that iweb4u has assigned to the agency as a signal lead purchases a PDF unlock, a solution book or the upgrade to the solution book for that domain from iweb4u within 12 months of the assignment, iweb4u credits the agency with the amount paid excluding VAT, in the currency of the purchase, provided the signal lead is still in the agency's panel at that time. Fees of the payment service are not deducted. The credit appears in the agency's panel. The agency invoices iweb4u for the amount, plus VAT if it is liable for VAT; iweb4u pays within 30 days of receipt of the invoice. If the purchase is fully refunded or charged back, the credit lapses; if it has already been paid, iweb4u offsets the amount against later credits or reclaims it.
3.11 Success guarantee: If the value of the orders that the agency has recorded in the panel for a plan year is below the plan costs of that plan year, iweb4u refunds the plan costs of that plan year on request; the plan thereby ends. The following conditions apply:
a) Plan year: The first plan year begins with the start of the plan, each further plan year twelve months after the previous one, with monthly and with annual billing. The guarantee applies to every plan year that has been paid in full.
b) Plan costs: The paid invoices whose billing period begins in the plan year are decisive. The comparison uses the amounts excluding VAT; the amounts paid including VAT are refunded.
c) Orders: The orders that the agency records in the panel for a project or signal lead count, with the agreed price excluding VAT in the currency of the plan and the date on which the order was placed; this date determines the plan year to which an order belongs. The agency records all orders it receives in the plan year for websites it manages in the panel.
d) Request: The agency requests the refund in the panel within 30 days after the end of the plan year, once per plan year. In doing so, it confirms that it has recorded all orders in accordance with letter c. From the request onwards and after this period has expired, the orders of the plan year can no longer be changed.
e) Review: iweb4u may request supporting documents, such as quotes, order confirmations or invoices. If the agency does not provide them within 30 days, or if it turns out that orders are missing or have been recorded incorrectly, iweb4u may refuse the refund, stating its reasons; the plan then continues unchanged.
f) Refund and end: iweb4u communicates the result within 10 working days of receipt of the request or, if documents were requested, of their receipt. If the refund is granted, iweb4u refunds the plan costs of the plan year as well as any amounts the agency has already paid for the period after the end of that plan year to the payment method stored with Stripe. With the refund, the plan ends immediately, even before the end of the minimum term; there is no further obligation to pay for the remaining minimum term. Otherwise, section 6.7 applies.
g) If the agency has knowingly failed to record orders or has recorded them incorrectly, iweb4u may reclaim a refund already made; section 6.6 remains reserved.
3.12 Lead packages: In addition to the signal leads under section 3.3, the agency can buy packages of 10, 20 or 50 leads in the panel during the term of the plan. A lead is a reference to a website whose operator has checked it themselves in the iweb4u website check; iweb4u selects the leads and assigns each one to only one agency, never for a website that is already in the agency's panel. The price is CHF 490.00 for 10 leads, CHF 780.00 for 20 leads and CHF 1,450.00 for 50 leads, plus 8.1% VAT in each case. Payment is made in advance on the Stripe payment page; Stripe issues an invoice on behalf of iweb4u and sends it by email. Upon payment, the leads are credited to the agency's account; iweb4u assigns them to the agency gradually in the panel, within three months of payment. Anything not assigned by then is refunded pro rata by iweb4u to the payment method used for the purchase; the same applies if the plan ends before all purchased leads have been assigned. The agency can return an assigned lead in the panel, stating a reason, as long as it has not taken it on as a project; a returned lead counts as not assigned, iweb4u assigns another one subject to availability, and the same website will not be assigned to it again. Agencies based in Germany or Austria pay the same amounts in EUR, without Swiss VAT; section 5.2 applies accordingly. They receive leads from companies based in Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany or Austria. Agencies based in other countries outside Switzerland and Liechtenstein only receive leads from companies based in Switzerland and obtain lead packages on request. There is no entitlement to particular industries, regions or deals. There is no right of withdrawal; the return of individual leads and the pro rata refund under this paragraph remain reserved. Sections 3.10, 8.1 and 12.5 apply to purchased leads as they do to signal leads.
3.13 Market analysis: Agencies with Plan 50 or Plan Pro whose plan was not concluded through AI with Milo can create market analyses for areas in Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany and Austria in the panel. The agency chooses an area (in Switzerland and Liechtenstein a municipality, postcode, district or canton; in Germany a postcode, town or federal state; in Austria a town or federal state) and a sector; iweb4u compiles the businesses from public Google Maps listings and takes a quick look at the publicly accessible home page of each business. The agency receives a market picture and, for each business, an opportunity score from 0 to 100; it describes how much the website can gain according to the measurements and is no statement about the prospect of an order. Plan 50 includes 50 detailed checks per calendar month and Plan Pro includes 120; unused detailed checks lapse at the end of the month. For a Plan 20 concluded before 4 November 2026, the market analysis with 20 detailed checks per calendar month remains available. A detailed check shows the overall score and the scores of the categories, without the individual check items. The agency can then create a conversation brief as a PDF with its logo and take the business on as a project; it then occupies a slot under section 3.3. Businesses that are already clients of iweb4u or are listed as a project or lead with another agency, whose website has been checked in the iweb4u website check in the last twelve months or that have objected to being listed are not shown. Up to ten market analyses per day are possible. There is no entitlement to a particular number of businesses, to complete or correct listings or to deals.
3.14 Accessibility check: The agency can check websites for accessibility in the panel. For this, iweb4u loads up to 25 publicly accessible pages of the website (the home page and pages from the menu and sitemap; robots.txt is respected, and websites that block automated requests are not checked) and automatically checks them against part of the requirements of WCAG 2.2, level AA. The agency receives an accessibility score from 0 to 100, the issues found with their locations and suggested fixes, a list of points to be checked by hand, a PDF report under its own name, on request a personal link for its client (valid for twelve months and can be blocked at any time) and a draft accessibility statement. The agency can check a website that is kept as a project in the panel and check it again no earlier than 28 days after the last check; for other websites, each calendar month includes 20 checks in Plan 20, 50 checks in Plan 50 and 120 checks in Plan Pro; unused checks expire at the end of the month. An automated check only covers part of the requirements. The score and the report are not proof that a website meets legal requirements (for example under the European Accessibility Act) and are not legal advice. The agency or the operator of the website completes the draft statement and has it reviewed professionally before publishing it; the agency is responsible for publishing the report and the statement.
3.15 Social media analysis: The agency can analyse in the panel the social media profiles of websites it keeps as projects (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube or TikTok), up to three platforms per project; a profile can be analysed again no earlier than 28 days after its last analysis. For this, iweb4u automatically checks the publicly accessible home page of the project's website, the Google Business Profile (via the search service Serper; the company name and place are transmitted), the page behind the profile link, for YouTube the channel's public information (via Google's YouTube API Services) and for Instagram, where the interface is available, the public information of professional accounts (via Meta's Instagram Graph API); restricted platform content is not read. What iweb4u determines in this way appears in the checklist as a suggestion that the agency can change. For the evaluation via the YouTube API Services, the YouTube Terms of Service (https://www.youtube.com/t/terms) also apply. The agency records the other information itself in a checklist. The agency receives a social score from 0 to 100 in six areas, an action plan, a PDF report under its own name and, on request, a personal link for its client (valid for twelve months and can be blocked at any time). The guidelines are based on experience; there is no entitlement to a particular effect of the measures.
3.16 Selling in the Widget Pro: With the Pro plan, the agency can sell the detailed report itself in the Widget Pro (section 3.9). To do so, it connects its own Stripe account with iweb4u in the panel (Stripe Connect); this account is opened and verified by Stripe under the terms agreed between the agency and Stripe. The agency sets the price. The payment goes directly to the agency's account; the agency is the seller and is responsible towards the buyer for the price, VAT, receipt, refunds, chargebacks as well as its own terms and cancellation policy. iweb4u charges no fee for this; the agency bears Stripe's fees. iweb4u does not see the access data of this account and only creates the payment page for the report in its name. After payment, iweb4u unlocks the report automatically and notifies the agency; the website becomes a project of the agency and occupies a slot (section 3.3). If no slot is free, no purchase is offered. A full refund blocks the link to the report. The agency can disconnect at any time in its Stripe account; if the Pro plan ends, the buy button no longer appears.
4. Conclusion of the contract
4.1 On www.iweb4u.ch or www.ai-with-milo.com, the agency chooses the tier (Plan 20, Plan 50 or Plan 100), the billing (monthly or annual) and the currency, enters agency, contact person and email address, accepts these T&C and completes the first payment on the Stripe payment page. This concludes the contract.
4.2 The agency receives the confirmation, the invitation link and the invoice at the email address provided.
4.3 Change of tier: The agency can switch to a larger tier at any time in the panel. Stripe immediately charges the difference for the rest of the current billing period pro rata to the stored payment method; from the next billing period, the price of the new tier applies. If the difference cannot be charged, the change does not take place. Where a fixed number of signal leads applies to the plan under section 3.3, the number of the new tier applies to the current plan year with the change. The minimum term continues from the original start. The agency can switch to a smaller tier at the earliest with effect from the end of the minimum term, by email to info@iweb4u.ch, provided its projects fit into the smaller tier; the new price applies from the next billing period. Signal leads that already apply to the current plan year remain.
5. Price and payment
5.1 In Swiss francs, the price for Plan 20 is CHF 34.90 per month with monthly billing and CHF 348.00 per year with annual billing; for Plan 50 CHF 57.90 per month or CHF 588.00 per year; for Plan Pro CHF 114.90 per month or CHF 1,188.00 per year; in each case plus 8.1% value added tax. The value added tax is shown on the payment page and on the invoice. For a Plan 50 concluded before 30 October 2026, the price agreed at that time continues to apply. For a Plan 100 concluded before this version entered into force, the price agreed at that time continues to apply (CHF 89.90 per month or CHF 948.00 per year, in USD 102.90 or 1,092.00), also after a switch to annual billing.
5.2 Agencies whose registered office is outside Switzerland and Liechtenstein pay in EUR at the same amounts as in CHF (for example EUR 34.90 per month or EUR 348.00 per year for Plan 20) or in USD (Plan 20: USD 39.90 per month or USD 399.00 per year; Plan 50: USD 65.90 or USD 672.00; Plan Pro: USD 131.90 or USD 1,368.00), without Swiss value added tax. The agency accounts for taxes and duties in its own country itself, for example value added tax under the reverse charge procedure. If the agency's registered office is in Switzerland or Liechtenstein and it nevertheless pays in EUR or USD, the amount paid is deemed to be the price including 8.1% value added tax.
5.3 The plan page suggests the currency based on the time zone of the browser. Outside Switzerland and Liechtenstein, the agency can choose between EUR and USD before paying. The price and currency displayed when the plan is taken out are decisive. The currency of a running plan cannot be changed.
5.4 Payment is made in advance for the respective billing period via the payment service Stripe, by credit or debit card or with a wallet such as Apple Pay or Google Pay. Stripe stores the payment method and charges it automatically at the start of each billing period. The agency enters the payment details directly with Stripe; iweb4u does not receive any card or account details. Fees charged by the agency's bank or card issuer, for example for conversion into another currency, are borne by the agency.
5.5 For each payment, Stripe issues an invoice with receipt on behalf of iweb4u and sends it by email. The agency manages invoices and payment methods in the Stripe customer portal, which it reaches from the panel.
5.6 If a charge fails, Stripe informs the agency and retries several times (dunning). If payment is still outstanding after the dunning process, iweb4u blocks access to the panel until the open invoice is paid. The obligation to pay for the minimum term remains.
5.7 A change between monthly and annual billing is possible at the end of a billing period, by email to info@iweb4u.ch.
5.8 iweb4u announces price changes at least three months in advance by email. They apply at the earliest from the end of the minimum term and, with annual billing, only from the next annual period. In this case, the agency may terminate with effect from the date of the change.
6. Term and termination
6.1 The plan begins with the first payment. The minimum term is 12 months. For plans concluded before 31 October 2026, a minimum term of 24 months and a notice period of six months continue to apply. With annual billing, the first plan year lasts 14 months for the price of one year (2 months free); the minimum term ends with this first plan year, and the next annual payment is due after 14 months. Thereafter each plan year lasts 12 months. This applies to plans with annual billing concluded from the entry into force of this version. With the payment service Stripe, the two free months appear as a free period. A plan with monthly billing can be switched to annual billing as long as it is running, has not been cancelled and no payment is outstanding. The switch takes effect at the end of the paid month; with the first annual payment a new plan year and a new minimum term begin, and the rules of this section for plans with annual billing apply. If the previous minimum term ends later, it continues to apply, and with it the previous notice period. Unused signal leads of the previous plan year remain valid until its original end. Until the first annual payment, the paid month appears as a free period at Stripe.
6.2 After the minimum term, the plan continues for an indefinite period.
6.3 The agency may terminate the plan at the earliest with effect from the end of the minimum term, and thereafter at any time with effect from the end of a paid billing period, in each case with one month's notice. With monthly billing, this is the end of the paid month; with annual billing, the end of the paid annual period in which the notice period expires.
6.4 Termination is by email to info@iweb4u.ch. iweb4u confirms receipt and the end date by email. Termination via the Stripe customer portal is not provided for.
6.5 Amounts already paid are not refunded, not even pro rata; the success guarantee under section 3.11 remains reserved.
6.6 iweb4u may terminate the plan without notice if the agency fails to pay despite a reminder or misuses the service (section 8). In this case, the obligation to pay for the minimum term remains.
6.7 When the plan ends, access, unlocks, the white-label output and the assignment of signal leads end. The agency can save reports and solution books beforehand. iweb4u deletes the agency's project data within 90 days after the end of the plan, unless a statutory retention obligation applies.
7. No right of return
7.1 Access is provided immediately after payment. There is no right of return or withdrawal.
8. Obligations of the agency
8.1 The agency checks websites of its clients or websites for which it has an order. It uses the quick check for customer acquisition only to the extent permitted by law. The agency uses signal leads only for its own customer acquisition and only to the extent permitted by law, in particular the Swiss Unfair Competition Act (UWG) and the Data Protection Act; it does not pass them on to third parties. The agency contacts businesses from the market analysis individually; it does not send mass advertising without consent, makes sales calls to businesses in Switzerland and Liechtenstein only to numbers without an asterisk in the phone book, complies with the local rules on sales calls and sales emails for businesses in Germany and Austria (in particular § 7 of the German Act against Unfair Competition and § 174 of the Austrian Telecommunications Act 2021), names the source of the data on request and respects an objection.
8.2 The agency backs up client websites before making changes, checks suggestions such as page titles, descriptions and company details for accuracy, and uses files and code at its own responsibility.
8.3 The agency does not misuse the service, in particular not for automated mass queries, and does not pass on access to persons outside its team.
9. Rights of use
9.1 The agency may use the reports and solution books of its projects in its own offering towards its clients, with its logo and sender, and pass them on to these clients.
9.2 Reselling access, circumventing the project limit and offering the checker as a service of its own to third parties outside its own client relationship are not permitted.
9.3 Files and code deployed on client websites may remain there without time limit.
10. Availability
10.1 iweb4u operates the checker and the panel with due care but does not warrant uninterrupted availability. Maintenance work and disruptions are possible, including with third-party services used by the checker.
11. Liability
11.1 iweb4u is liable for damage it causes intentionally or through gross negligence. Any further liability is excluded to the extent permitted by law, in particular for slight negligence, for indirect and consequential damage, for loss of profit and loss of data, and for damage arising when implementing the solutions on a website.
11.2 iweb4u is not liable for the services of third parties, such as hosting providers, providers of website systems, payment services and search engines.
11.3 Insofar as liability exists and the law permits, it is limited to the plan fees the agency has paid in the 12 months preceding the event causing the damage.
12. Data protection
12.1 iweb4u processes personal data in accordance with the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection. In addition, the privacy policy at www.iweb4u.ch/en/datenschutz.html applies.
12.2 For the plan, iweb4u processes the company, the name and email address of the contact person, the username, billing, currency, amount and time of the payments without card or account details, the country of the billing address, the Stripe identifiers for customer, plan and invoices, the projects created with their checks, the time zone of the browser for suggesting the currency, and the IP address when the plan is taken out.
12.3 iweb4u uses this data to process the contract, create and operate the account, handle billing and accounting, inform the agency about its plan and prevent misuse. iweb4u adds the agency to its customer management and may contact it about suitable offers of its own. The agency may object to this at any time by email to info@iweb4u.ch.
12.4 Payments are processed by Stripe. Stripe stores the payment method for the recurring charge, issues the invoices on behalf of iweb4u and processes the payment data in accordance with its own privacy policy (stripe.com/privacy). Data may be transferred to countries outside Switzerland, in particular to the USA.
12.5 Information about checked client websites is publicly accessible. The agency is responsible for the lawfulness of its checks and for its clients' data in the panel. The agency is responsible for its contact with companies from signal leads. The agency is responsible for its contact with businesses from the market analysis.
12.6 iweb4u retains the data for as long as is necessary for these purposes; section 6.7 applies to project data. iweb4u retains documents relevant for accounting for the statutory period of 10 years.
12.7 The agency may request information about its data and have incorrect data corrected. Requests should be sent to info@iweb4u.ch.
12.8 Processing on behalf for the website widget: For the widget, iweb4u processes personal data of visitors to the agency's website on behalf of the agency; the agency is the controller and iweb4u is the processor (Art. 9 FADP and, where applicable, Art. 28 GDPR). The data processed are the website address entered and the result of the check and, in the case of an enquiry, also the name, email address and – if provided – company and phone number. For the check, iweb4u retrieves publicly accessible pages of the checked website and, to check visibility and listings, transmits the domain, company name, place and phone number of the checked website to the search service Serper (queries to Google), to Wikidata and to online directories, and the code of the page to the W3C validation service; visitors' details such as name or email address are never transmitted. iweb4u processes this data only to operate the widget and to transmit the enquiries to the agency in the panel and by email, and only in accordance with this section as the agency's instruction. The data is stored on servers in Switzerland; iweb4u uses as sub-processors its hosting provider in Switzerland and, for the check, the validation and search services named above, some of which process data in the USA; iweb4u informs the agency in advance of any change of hosting provider. The widget sets no cookies and stores no IP addresses; transmission is encrypted, and enquiries are only accessible in the agency's panel with login. Checks without an enquiry are deleted after 90 days, completed enquiries after 12 months. iweb4u provides a privacy notice for the widget containing the agency's details; the agency ensures that its details there are correct. iweb4u supports the agency with requests from data subjects, deletes individual entries on its instruction and informs it without undue delay of breaches of data security affecting this data. This also applies to the Widget Pro (section 3.9). When selling in the Widget Pro (section 3.16), iweb4u additionally processes the name, email address and amount of the purchase in order to unlock the report and notify the agency; Stripe processes the payment details under its own responsibility. If the agency unlocks a report, iweb4u additionally processes the name and email address of the person for whom it is unlocked and the personal link, and provides the report, the PDF report and the solution book via that link; the website becomes a project of the agency. Unlocks are deleted when the link expires, blocked ones 30 days after being blocked.
12.9 Processing on behalf for the market analysis: For the market analysis, iweb4u processes information about businesses on behalf of the agency; insofar as this is personal data, for example in the case of sole proprietorships, the agency is the controller and iweb4u is the processor (Art. 9 FADP and, where applicable, Art. 28 GDPR). The data processed are the business name, address, phone number, sector, website and the number and average of reviews from public Google Maps listings, as well as measurements of the public home page; names of owners or staff are not collected. iweb4u retrieves the listings through the search service Serper; only the sector and the place or postcode are transmitted. iweb4u processes the information only to create the market analysis and display it in the agency's panel, and only in accordance with this section as the agency's instruction. iweb4u may also use the measurements of a home page for analyses of other agencies for up to 30 days. iweb4u provides a page on webcheck-pro.ch that explains the source of the data to the businesses and allows them to object; an objection applies to all agencies, except for businesses that the agency has already taken on as a project. Information without a detailed check is deleted after 90 days, checked and adopted information 12 months after the last change. The data are stored on servers in Switzerland; section 12.8 applies accordingly to sub-processors and to support with requests from data subjects.
12.10 Data processing for the accessibility check: For the check, iweb4u loads publicly accessible pages of websites on behalf of the agency and stores the findings together with short excerpts of the HTML code as locations; where these contain personal data, the agency is the controller and iweb4u the processor (Art. 9 FADP and, where applicable, Art. 28 GDPR). iweb4u processes the information only to create the check and to display it in the panel, in the PDF and via the personal link. Checks are deleted twelve months after they were created, the details per page after 90 days. The data is stored on servers in Switzerland; section 12.8 applies accordingly to sub-processors and to support with requests from data subjects.
12.11 Data processing for the social media analysis: For the analysis, iweb4u processes on behalf of the agency the profile address, the checklist information, the company details from the Google Business Profile (name, address, phone, website, number and average of reviews), the target page of the profile link and, for YouTube or Instagram, the public information of the channel or account; where these are personal data, the agency is the controller and iweb4u the processor (Art. 9 FADP and, where applicable, Art. 28 GDPR). iweb4u retrieves the entries via the search service Serper, the YouTube API Services (Google) and the Instagram Graph API (Meta); only the company name and place or the channel identifier or account name are transmitted. iweb4u stores platform information for no more than 30 days; after that only the evaluation remains. iweb4u processes the information only to create the analysis and to display it in the panel, in the PDF and via the personal link. Analyses are deleted twelve months after their last change. The data is stored on servers in Switzerland; section 12.8 applies accordingly to sub-processors and to support with requests from data subjects.
12.12 Data processing for the quick check: When the agency checks a website with the quick check in the panel, iweb4u processes the necessary information on behalf of the agency; where these are personal data, for example for sole proprietorships, the agency is the controller and iweb4u the processor (Art. 9 FADP and, where applicable, Art. 28 GDPR). For the check, iweb4u retrieves publicly accessible pages of the website, for example the home page, the legal notice and the contact page, and reads the contact details published there. To check visibility and listings, iweb4u transmits the domain, company name, place and phone number to the search service Serper (queries to Google), to Wikidata and to online directories, and the code of the page to the W3C validation service. Stored are the domain, the checked address, the overall score and the scores of the categories; the detailed result is cached only briefly, the results of the directory queries for up to 30 days. iweb4u processes the information only to create the check and to display it in the agency's panel, and only in accordance with this section as the agency's instruction. The agency can remove any quick check from its list at any time; it is deleted 31 days later. At most the latest 300 quick checks remain in the list; older ones are deleted. The data is stored on servers in Switzerland; section 12.8 applies accordingly to sub-processors and to support with requests from data subjects.
13. Changes
13.1 iweb4u may change these T&C and notifies the agency of changes by email at least 30 days before they take effect. If the agency does not object before the changes take effect, the changed T&C are deemed accepted. If the changes materially worsen the service or the conditions, the agency may terminate with effect from the date they take effect.
14. Final provisions
14.1 Should any provision of these T&C be invalid, the remaining provisions remain valid. The invalid provision is replaced by a provision that comes as close as possible to its purpose.
14.2 Swiss law applies, excluding the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG).
14.3 The place of jurisdiction is Rorschacherberg, Switzerland.