These terms govern the use and purchase of PRIETO One, a service provided by Prieto Global Innovation Ventures OÜ (Estonia, European Union).
By creating an account you accept these terms. If you're signing up on behalf of a company, you confirm you can bind it.
You can sign up if you're of legal age and carry out an economic activity — as a freelancer, professional or company — in one of the countries where the service is available.
In Spain, signing up is open by invitation only for as long as the current phase lasts: you need a code that we provide.
We reserve the right not to open or to close an account when the business can't be verified, when the activity doesn't fit the service, or when there are signs of fraud.
The details you give us must be true and up to date, especially the tax ones: they're what appears on your invoices.
You're responsible for what happens with your credentials. Two-factor authentication is mandatory: we ask for it when you sign in and it can't be switched off, not even on request. It's the measure that protects the data your own clients have entrusted to you, so we don't leave it up to each person to decide.
When you switch it on we give you single-use recovery codes. Keep them somewhere that isn't next to your password: they're how you get in if you lose your phone, and you can generate new ones from your panel whenever you want. If you lose both the phone and the codes, write to hola@prieto.one: we'll give you access back once we've verified your identity, and we keep a record of having done so.
Tell us as soon as you suspect someone has got into your account.
PRIETO One is made up of tools you switch on separately. You take the ones you want and can change them whenever it suits you.
Some tools are listed as in development. They're not included until they launch, and announcing them is no commitment to a date.
Each tool costs €9 a month. You pay only for the ones you keep active: turn on three and it is €27 a month.
You can switch tools on or off whenever you like. When you remove one you stop paying for it from the next cycle, and what has already been charged for that cycle is not refunded except within the withdrawal period.
If you pay a full year upfront, a 20% discount applies.
The prices shown are what a consumer pays, with taxes included. If you sign up as a company with a valid intra-EU VAT number, you're invoiced without VAT under the reverse charge.
Payment is by card, taken through our payment provider. Your card details don't pass through our servers and we don't store them.
If a payment fails, we retry it for a few days and let you know. If it still can't be collected, we may suspend access until it's sorted.
You have 14 days from sign-up to ask for your money back, with no need to explain why. Write to us at hola@prieto.one and we'll take care of it.
The amount goes back to the same card you paid with and we issue a credit note. Depending on your bank, it may take a few days to show up.
After those 14 days there's no refund, but you can cancel whenever you like so it doesn't renew.
There's no lock-in and no penalty. You cancel from your dashboard, with no calls and no explanations.
When you cancel you carry on using the service until the period you've already paid for ends. After that it doesn't renew.
Your data stays yours: you can export it whenever you like, including after cancelling, within the period set out in the privacy policy.
By using PRIETO One you agree not to:
We run regular checks and may ask you to evidence your business licence. Breaching this may mean immediate suspension.
When you store data about your own customers in PRIETO One — their appointments, their phone numbers, their history — that data remain your responsibility. We process it solely on your behalf and following your instructions, as a data processor.
The terms of that processing arrangement, with everything Article 28 of the General Data Protection Regulation requires, are in the privacy policy and form part of this contract.
You take care of informing your customers and having a legal basis to process their data. We take care of the platform's security.
We work to keep the service continuously available, but we can't guarantee there'll be no interruptions. When we have to stop for maintenance, we'll try to give notice and do it at quiet hours.
Support is provided by email, during business hours.
The software, the design and the brand are ours. Signing up gives you the right to use the service while the subscription is active, not to keep it.
What you upload — your text, your photos, your data — is yours. We don't use it for anything other than providing you the service, and we certainly don't sell it or pass it on.
We're liable for damage we cause by breaching these terms, capped at what you've paid over the previous twelve months.
We're not liable for loss of profit or indirect damage, nor for what results from misuse of the service or from failures by third parties outside our control.
None of this limits liability that can't be limited by law, nor your rights as a consumer if you're signing up in that capacity.
We may amend these terms to reflect changes in the law or in the service. If a change affects you materially, we'll let you know by email at least 30 days in advance.
If you don't agree, you can cancel before they take effect at no cost.
The price of an active subscription doesn't go up during the period you've already paid for.
Estonian law and the corresponding European rules apply.
If you buy as a consumer, you keep the protection of the mandatory rules of your country and you can bring a claim before the courts where you live.
Before it comes to that, write to us at legal@prieto.one: almost everything gets sorted by talking, and we have twenty working days to reply.
If our answer does not satisfy you and you are a consumer, you can go free of charge to the consumer disputes committee of the Estonian consumer protection authority, the Tarbijakaitse ja Tehnilise Järelevalve Amet, or to the alternative dispute resolution body of your country of residence. You can also turn to the European Consumer Centres Network, which gives free guidance on cross-border disputes within the Union.