Terms & Conditions

This is a translation. The French version of these General Terms and Conditions of Sale is the only binding one. In the event of a dispute, of a question of interpretation, or of any divergence between versions, the French version prevails.

Last updated: 12 October 2026

1. Publisher Identification

Website Publisher: The website fluenceur.com is published by FLUENCEUR, a French simplified joint-stock company (société par actions simplifiée) with a share capital of 10,000 euros, registered with the Trade and Companies Register of Rennes under number 106 538 960, with its registered office at 5 Allée de la Grande Treille, 35000 Rennes, France.

Contact: contact@fluenceur.com

Hosting: the website is hosted by Vercel Inc., 340 S Lemon Ave #4133, Walnut, CA 91789, United States.

The Fluenceur trademark is registered with the French National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) under number 5139258. All content on fluenceur.com (text, images, logos, graphic elements) is protected by intellectual property law. Any reproduction without authorisation is prohibited.

Personal data processing is described in Fluenceur's Privacy Policy.

2. Purpose

These GTC govern the use of the Platform. For affiliate programs, the commercial influence contract between the Advertiser and the Affiliate is formed by acceptance of the program conditions, under the conditions provided for in the Terms of Use (CGU). For Collaborations, it is formed by acceptance of the brief, which constitutes the written contract thereof within the meaning of article 8 of French Act No. 2023-451 of 9 June 2023. In both cases, these GTC and the Terms of Use form an integral part of that contract. Fluenceur is not a party to any of these contracts.

They govern the contractual relationship between the Advertiser and the Affiliate, facilitated by the Fluenceur Platform acting as a technical service provider. Fluenceur is not a party to the commercial influence contract between the Advertiser and the Affiliate.

The Fluenceur Platform is a SaaS influence marketing solution allowing Advertisers to discover, recruit, activate and remunerate creators and Affiliates (gifting, sponsored content, affiliation, co-advertising), in particular through social media, in compliance with the legal framework applicable to commercial influence.

Definitions

For the purposes of these GTC, the terms below have the following meaning:

Advertiser: any legal entity or natural person acting for professional purposes (brand, company, agency or distributor) using the Fluenceur platform to run one or more influence marketing campaigns, in particular affiliate programs. This includes e-commerce brands, agencies acting on behalf of their clients, and advertisers wishing to activate affiliates or creators.

Affiliate: any natural person or legal entity who has agreed to take part in an affiliate program offered by an Advertiser through the Fluenceur platform and who may receive performance-based remuneration. Where the Affiliate carries out a commercial influence activity within the meaning of article 1 of French Act No. 2023-451 of 9 June 2023, they are subject to the obligations laid down by that act.

Platform or Fluenceur: the SaaS solution operated by Fluenceur, allowing the discovery of creators as well as the creation, management and tracking of influence marketing campaigns (gifting, sponsored content, affiliate programs, co-advertising), and the processing of the associated payments and commissions. Fluenceur acts as a technical service provider and is not a party to the commercial influence contract between the Advertiser and the Affiliate.

Collaboration: a content creation and publication service defined by a brief, concluded between an Advertiser and a Creator through the Platform, in consideration of a lump-sum remuneration or of a product provided free of charge.

Creator: any natural or legal person accepting a Collaboration through the Platform. The capacity of Creator is distinct from that of Affiliate.

Principal: the amount agreed in the brief, owed by the Advertiser to the Creator in respect of the Collaboration. It is provisioned on Acceptance and paid to the Creator on Closure. The Principal is never reduced by the platform fee.

Acceptance: the Creator's agreement to the brief, formed under the conditions provided for in the Terms of Use. It forms the contract and makes the Principal due.

Provision: the settlement by the Advertiser, before any performance of the Collaboration begins, of the Principal, the platform fee and the tax applicable to that fee alone.

Hold: the period during which the provisioned sums are held by Fluenceur with its payment service provider, between the Provision and the payment to the Creator or the refund to the Advertiser.

Closure: the moment when the Collaboration is deemed performed: validation of, or waiver of, the last expected deliverable, closure by the Advertiser of a Collaboration comprising no deliverable, or a dispute decided in favour of the Creator.

Dispute: the disagreement between the Advertiser and the Creator on the performance of a Collaboration, opened and decided under the conditions of Article 6.

Bank dispute: the procedure opened by the Advertiser with the issuer of its means of payment. It is distinct from the Dispute.

3. Pricing and Services

a. Free plan and any paid-plan trial

The Free plan has no monthly subscription charge: €0 excluding tax per month, with a 5% fee on affiliate sales excluding tax under section 3.c. It is not limited to a trial period and does not automatically become a paid subscription.

Where a paid-plan trial is offered, its duration and the billing terms at the end of the trial are shown before subscription approval. Features available during the trial are those of the selected plan.

Cancellation terms and, where applicable, a move to a paid plan are shown before confirmation. Using the Free plan does not by itself trigger a monthly subscription charge.

b. Paid subscriptions

Fluenceur offers monthly subscriptions with no commitment, suited to the Advertiser's operational needs. Subscription fees are billed through Shopify.

The applicable prices are those displayed on the Platform, in the selling currency of the Advertiser's store, and presented to the Advertiser at the time of subscription, which the Advertiser approves with Shopify before any charge is made.

Essential plan

The Essential plan includes in particular:

Shopify integration for automated tracking of sales and commissions
Instagram integration for mention detection and UGC content visibility
Up to three (3) active affiliate programs
Unlimited Affiliate invitations
Basic dashboards
Secure Affiliate portal (sales tracking, discount codes, commissions, payments)
AI Creator Discovery with a monthly quota
Saving and downloading of UGC content
Email support

Growth plan

The Growth plan includes all Essential plan features, plus:

Unlimited affiliate programs
Unlimited AI Creator Discovery
Advanced dashboards and ROI analytics
Gamification features (commission tiers and bonuses)
Unlimited users
Multi-brand management for up to three (3) brands
Priority support (email and WhatsApp)

Enterprise plan (on quotation)

The Enterprise plan is designed for high-volume Advertisers, agencies and groups requiring an advanced configuration and dedicated support. It includes all Growth plan features, and may include:

Unlimited multi-brand management
Open API access for bespoke integrations (CRM, ERP, non-Shopify environments)
Dedicated onboarding and training
Customised contractual and technical settings (roles, reporting, payment workflows)
Dedicated support and bespoke services

The Enterprise plan is billed outside Shopify. The applicable price, the scope of the services and the success fee rate are set out in a specific quotation signed by Fluenceur and the Advertiser before the account is activated.

c. Success fees

In addition to subscription fees, Fluenceur charges success fees on sales attributed to an Affiliate through the Platform. These fees replace the service fees provided for in earlier versions of these GTC; the two do not accumulate.

Basis. Success fees are calculated on the items of the attributed order after discounts, excluding tax, shipping and customs charges. Refunds within fourteen (14) days of payment give rise to the adjustments described below.

Rate. For plans subscribed through Shopify, the applicable rate is determined by the Advertiser's subscription plan:

Essential plan: 3.5%
Growth plan: 2.5%
Free plan: 5%

The rate does not depend on the billing frequency of the subscription. A different rate may be agreed between Fluenceur and the Advertiser; it then prevails over the grid above and applies to orders paid after it takes effect.

Enterprise plan. As the Enterprise plan is billed outside Shopify, the applicable success fee rate, its basis and its payment terms are set out in the signed quotation provided for in b above. The grid above does not apply to it, and the corresponding fees are invoiced separately.

Rate applied. The rate applied is the one in force on the date the order is paid. A subsequent change of plan or of rate does not alter the fees due in respect of an order already paid.

Due date and adjustments. For new orders subject to Shopify immediate billing, success fees are due when the order is paid. A refund within fourteen (14) days of payment gives rise to a credit calculated using the rate and basis of the original order.

A full refund credits the fees already charged for that order;
a partial refund credits fees in proportion to the refunded merchandise amount excluding tax;
the credit is limited to fees actually charged for the order and applies to a later Shopify invoice under Shopify's terms. Operations remaining under the historical fourteen-day validation regime keep that regime and are not charged again under the new mechanism.

Billing. For plans subscribed through Shopify, success fees are charged through the Advertiser's Shopify subscription, as usage charges, and appear separately. The cumulative amount charged within a single billing cycle is capped at 2,500 in the currency of the Advertiser's subscription, per organisation, all brands attached to the same organisation sharing that cap.

The new rules apply prospectively from the billing mechanism's cutover. Orders and fee lines already processed under the historical fourteen-day validation regime retain their rules and history; this update does not give rise to a second charge.

d. Platform fee on Collaborations

Fluenceur applies to each remunerated Collaboration a platform fee equal to 10% of the contractual amount of the Collaboration excluding taxes, with a minimum of 5 in the currency of the contract. That fee is borne exclusively by the Advertiser, is added to the amount owed to the Creator and never reduces the Creator's remuneration.

The platform fee constitutes the remuneration for the Fluenceur service. It covers in particular the payment processing costs borne by Fluenceur; the payment service provider's fees are not deducted from the amount owed to the Creator and do not reduce the basis of the Fluenceur fee.

VAT or any applicable tax is calculated solely on the Fluenceur platform fee, according to the Advertiser's place of establishment as it results from the information the Advertiser has declared. At the time of the Provision, the Advertiser settles in a single operation the amount owed to the Creator, the platform fee and the tax applicable to the Fluenceur fee alone. The breakdown is presented before confirmation and frozen when the brief is sent: that breakdown is what will be charged, with no later revision.

The platform fee is due on Provision and invoiced on that date. The treatment of the fee where the Collaboration ends without payment to the Creator is governed by Article 7.

An Advertiser established in another Member State of the European Union who wishes to benefit from the reverse charge shall communicate its intra-Community VAT number. That regime is applied only after verification of the validity of that number with the European Commission's service. In the absence of a number communicated or of a conclusive verification, French VAT is applied.

4. Payment

4.1 Payment terms

Subscriptions: billed through Shopify under Shopify's conditions.

Success fees: charged through the Advertiser's Shopify subscription, as usage charges, under the conditions set out in 3.c. They are no longer linked to the date commissions are paid.

Commission payments: settled through Stripe when the Advertiser pays commissions on the Platform.

Article 1. Commercial intermediation: the Fluenceur service

Fluenceur provides the Advertiser with an intermediation service: putting the Advertiser in contact with Creators, making available the tools for proposing, monitoring, performing and evidencing the Collaboration. That service is the only service Fluenceur provides and the only one it invoices. It is remunerated by the platform fee defined in the preceding section, borne exclusively by the Advertiser.

Fluenceur does not purchase, does not resell and at no time provides the Creator's service. The contractual amount owed to the Creator does not form part of Fluenceur's turnover.

Article 2. Technical orchestration of the payment

The Collaboration remains concluded directly between the Advertiser and the Creator. The Advertiser proposes and negotiates the service, the Creator accepts it in their own name and remains the Advertiser's service provider.

Acceptance of the brief by the Creator makes the Principal due. The Advertiser has seventy-two hours from Acceptance to provision the Collaboration. Failing Provision within that period, the Collaboration ends without having been performed, at no cost or indemnity for either party, and the Advertiser may propose a new Collaboration to the same Creator.

The Provision is made exclusively by payment card. The Principal may not exceed two thousand in the currency of the contract; beyond that amount, the Collaboration cannot be proposed through the Platform.

For the sole purpose of performing the settlement agreed between them, the Advertiser instructs Fluenceur to carry out, through the payment service provider, the necessary technical operations: the collection of the total amount on Provision, the holding of the Principal during the Hold, its routing to the Creator's account opened with that provider on Closure, the retention of the platform fee alone and of the tax applicable to it, and the refund of the Advertiser in the cases provided for in Article 7.

During the Hold, the Principal is held by Fluenceur with its payment service provider for the sole purposes of that mission. It does not enter Fluenceur's own assets, bears no interest for the benefit of either party, and can receive no destination other than those provided for in Article 7.

That role is strictly limited to those operations. It confers on Fluenceur no power to negotiate, accept, amend, suspend or terminate a Collaboration in place of either party. It entails neither acquisition nor economic appropriation of the amount owed to the Creator, which Fluenceur merely holds and then routes.

The Provision is triggered only by the Advertiser; Fluenceur initiates no payment in the Advertiser's place. The payment of the Principal to the Creator occurs on Closure, with no further action by the Advertiser. The contractual amount is transferred in full to the Creator, subject to the verifications required by the payment service provider.

Fluenceur never communicates to the Advertiser the detailed reasons for which a Creator cannot yet receive a payout; the Advertiser sees only whether the payment can be made.

Performance of the Collaboration begins only on Provision. The production deadlines set out in the brief run from that date, and no deliverable can be validated before it.

Article 3. Invoicing and account rendered

Fluenceur issues to the Advertiser the invoice for its platform fee alone, increased by the tax applicable to that fee. That invoice does not cover the contractual amount owed to the Creator. It is issued on Provision.

Where the platform fee is refunded pursuant to Article 7, Fluenceur issues the corresponding credit note.

Fluenceur issues no invoice in the name of the Creator and holds no billing mandate from the Creator. The Creator invoices the Advertiser directly for the contractual amount of the Collaboration and remains solely responsible for its tax and social security obligations. Fluenceur does not calculate, withhold or declare the tax owed by the Creator.

On Provision, Fluenceur makes available to the Advertiser a receipt stating the total collected, the Principal intended for the Creator, the platform fee and its tax, together with the invoice reference where one exists. That receipt does not constitute an invoice.

For each operation, Fluenceur makes available to the Advertiser and to the Creator a payment statement indicating the amount routed, its date, the transaction reference and the breakdown between the contractual amount, the platform fee and the tax. That statement serves as account rendered under Article 2. It does not constitute an invoice.

Article 4. Collaboration that could not be closed, or payment whose recipient cannot be reached

Where the Principal cannot be routed to the Creator, in particular because the Creator has not satisfied the verifications required by the payment service provider, Fluenceur informs the Creator and the Advertiser, without communicating the detailed reasons to the latter.

At the end of a period of ninety days from the payment by the Advertiser, if the Collaboration could not be closed or if the Principal could not be paid to the Creator, Fluenceur refunds to the Advertiser the entirety of the sums settled, including the platform fee and the tax, and issues the corresponding credit note, or has the matter decided under the conditions of Article 6.

That refund brings to an end the orchestration mission entrusted to Fluenceur. It does not extinguish the Creator's claim against the Advertiser in respect of the Collaboration performed: Fluenceur having acted on behalf of the Advertiser for routing purposes alone, the Advertiser remains the Creator's debtor until effective payment of the latter. Where the Collaboration was not performed, the refund brings to an end any obligation of the Advertiser in that respect.

Article 5. Performance of the Collaboration, validation of deliverables and early termination

The brief sets an end deadline. For a remunerated Collaboration that deadline is mandatory and may not exceed sixty days from the Provision.

The Advertiser validates or rejects each deliverable within seven days from the recording of the content by the Platform. Failing an answer within that period, the deliverable is deemed validated.

Any rejection is reasoned and the reason is communicated to the Creator. A same deliverable may not be rejected more than three times. After the third rejection, the Advertiser either validates the deliverable or opens a dispute under the conditions of Article 6.

The Collaboration is closed when the last expected deliverable is validated or when the Advertiser waives it. An Advertiser who waives the remaining deliverables closes the Collaboration; the Creator then receives the Principal in full.

At the end deadline, the Advertiser has seven days to extend the Collaboration once by seven days, to close it, or, if no content has been published, to cancel it. Failing an answer within that period, the Collaboration is cancelled where no content has been published, and a dispute is opened otherwise.

As long as no content has been published, the Creator may withdraw from the Collaboration and the Advertiser may abandon it. The withdrawal and the abandonment are notified to the other party. Once content has been published, neither withdrawal nor abandonment is possible: the disagreement falls under Article 6.

The treatment of the provisioned sums in each of those cases is governed by Article 7.

Article 6. Dispute

The Advertiser and the Creator bring any disagreement relating to the performance of a Collaboration before Fluenceur, under the conditions of this Article, before any other step.

The dispute is opened by the Advertiser after the third rejection of a same deliverable, at the end deadline where the Collaboration is only partly performed, or at any time where the Advertiser considers that content is unlawful or contrary to the transparency obligation provided for by the applicable regulations. It is opened by the Creator at any time after the Provision, once only per Collaboration. It is opened by the Platform where neither party takes a decision within the periods of Article 5. The opening is reasoned.

As long as a dispute is open, the periods of Article 5 are suspended, no payment or refund occurs, and each party has access to the reason invoked by the other.

Fluenceur decides the dispute on the sole basis of the accepted brief, the deliverables submitted and the log of the Collaboration, to the exclusion of any commitment made outside the Platform. It gives its decision within five business days from the opening.

The decision is reasoned and communicated to both parties. It has two outcomes only: the Collaboration is closed and the Principal paid to the Creator, or the Collaboration is cancelled and the Advertiser refunded under the conditions of Article 7. No apportionment is decided.

The decision bears on the treatment of the provisioned sums alone. It does not deprive either party of its right to bring proceedings before the courts.

Article 7. End of the Collaboration and treatment of the provisioned sums

The list below governs the treatment of the provisioned sums for each possible end of a remunerated Collaboration. It is exhaustive.

Closure: Principal paid to the Creator; platform fee and tax kept.
Abandonment by the Advertiser, before any publication: Principal refunded; platform fee and tax kept.
Withdrawal by the Creator, before any publication: Principal refunded; platform fee and tax refunded.
End deadline reached with no publication and no extension: Principal refunded; platform fee and tax refunded.
Dispute decided in favour of the Advertiser, the Advertiser not being the origin of the disagreement: Principal refunded; platform fee and tax refunded.
Dispute decided in favour of the Advertiser, the Advertiser being the origin of the disagreement: Principal refunded; platform fee and tax kept.
Collaboration not closed, or Principal not paid, at the end of the period of Article 4: Principal refunded; platform fee and tax refunded.
Bank dispute resulting in the sums being taken back by the issuer of the means of payment: Principal taken back by the issuer; platform fee and tax kept, and the dispute fees charged by the payment service provider are re-invoiced to the Advertiser.

The Principal is always returned to the Advertiser where the Collaboration does not close, except where it has been taken back by the issuer of the means of payment.

The platform fee and its tax are kept in three cases only: the Advertiser abandons a Collaboration it provisioned itself, the dispute finds the Advertiser to be the origin of the disagreement, or the Advertiser turned to the issuer of its means of payment instead of the procedure of Article 6. In those cases the fee remunerates the intermediation service, acquired by Fluenceur as from Acceptance.

The refund covers the exact amount debited, in the currency of the debit. The payment service provider's fees that are not returned, and exchange rate differences, remain borne by Fluenceur.

No provisioned sum may receive more than one destination.

Article 8. Bank dispute

The Advertiser undertakes to bring any disagreement relating to a Collaboration before Fluenceur, under the conditions of Article 6, before disputing an operation with the issuer of its means of payment.

A bank dispute opened in breach of that undertaking constitutes a breach of these GTC. It does not extinguish the sums owed: the Advertiser's debt survives, the fees charged by the payment service provider in respect of the dispute are re-invoiced to the Advertiser, and the Advertiser's access to the Platform may be suspended until full settlement.

While a bank dispute is being examined, the periods of the Collaboration are suspended and no payment occurs. Both parties are informed.

An Advertiser with an open bank dispute, or with a debt arising from an unsettled bank dispute, may neither propose a remunerated Collaboration nor provision one.

4.2 Self-billing on behalf of third parties

Acceptance

The Advertiser acknowledges and accepts that Fluenceur issues invoices relating to commissions in the name and on behalf of Affiliates, under a billing mandate given by the Affiliate to Fluenceur (in accordance with article 289 I-3 of the French General Tax Code).

Terms

Fluenceur will issue a single invoice or a periodic summary document setting out separately:

The amount of commissions due to Affiliates (invoiced in the name of the Affiliates, net of VAT or inclusive of VAT depending on their status).
Fluenceur success fees (invoiced by Fluenceur with VAT).

Responsibility

Fluenceur acts as a technical intermediary for issuing the documents. The Advertiser remains solely responsible for paying the sums due and for checking the tax compliance of the documents received against its own accounts.

5. Termination

The subscription has no commitment period and may be cancelled at any time through Shopify. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period. No partial refund is made.

Fluenceur may suspend access in the event of fraud, serious breach or manifest abuse.

6. User obligations

Advertisers:

Provide accurate information about their business
Comply with the applicable tax and legal rules
Ensure commissions are paid properly
Not use Fluenceur for unlawful or fraudulent purposes
Ensure that the products or services promoted through affiliate programs comply with French Act No. 2023-451 of 9 June 2023 and do not fall within the prohibited categories set out in article 6 bis of these GTC

Affiliates:

Comply with the conditions of each program
Publish content that complies with the law and with commercial reality, and disclose the collaboration in accordance with articles 5 and 6 of French Act No. 2023-451 of 9 June 2023 (clear and legible disclosure of the commercial nature of the communication)
Not generate fraudulent traffic or make self-purchases
Comply with the promotion prohibitions set out in article 6 bis of these GTC

6 bis. Specific prohibitions - Influence Act

In accordance with articles 2 to 4 of French Act No. 2023-451 of 9 June 2023, it is prohibited to promote through the Platform, directly or indirectly, the following products and services:

Cosmetic surgery procedures and operations
Therapeutic products or procedures that do not comply with the regulations in force, in particular products presented as having curative or preventive properties without a marketing authorisation
Gambling and games of chance not authorised by the French National Gaming Authority (ANJ)
Crypto-assets and digital assets not registered with the French Financial Markets Authority (AMF)
Subscriptions to sports betting tips
Any product or service whose promotion by way of commercial influence is prohibited by law

Where a breach is established, Fluenceur reserves the right to suspend the affiliate program concerned immediately and, where applicable, to terminate the Advertiser's or the Affiliate's access to the Platform, without prejudice to any applicable legal proceedings.

The Advertiser is solely responsible for the compliance of the products and services promoted in its affiliate programs with the regulations in force.

7. Disputes and claims

Any claim must be sent to contact@fluenceur.com. Fluenceur will favour an amicable resolution.

8. Limitation of liability

8.1 Technical service provider

Fluenceur acts as a technical service provider facilitating the relationship between Advertisers and Affiliates. In that capacity, Fluenceur:

is not a party to the commercial influence contract between the Advertiser and the Affiliate
does not intervene in the contractual relationships between Advertisers and Affiliates
does not guarantee payments, content or performance
is not liable for direct or indirect damages

8.2 Use of UGC content

Content (photos, videos, posts) identified through the Instagram integration and made accessible in the Platform interface may be used by the Advertiser only for internal review, creator qualification and program management.

Any download or external reuse (for commercial, advertising or public distribution purposes) is strictly subject to obtaining the prior express written consent of the creator concerned, through the discussion thread built into the Platform or by any other documented means.

Fluenceur grants no intellectual property right or licence over the content displayed. The Advertiser remains solely responsible for any unlawful or unauthorised use of downloaded media.

8.3 Intellectual property of content created by Affiliates

Content (photos, videos, text, graphic creations, posts) produced by Affiliates within affiliate programs remains the exclusive property of its authors. The Advertiser has no automatic exploitation right over that content.

Any reuse by the Advertiser beyond the Affiliate's initial posts on their own social media (for example: paid advertising, merchant website, marketing communications, printed materials) requires the Affiliate's prior written agreement and the definition of terms of use (duration, scope, and where applicable, additional remuneration).

Fluenceur may facilitate that negotiation through its built-in messaging but does not intervene in setting the commercial terms.

In the event of unauthorised use of content created by an Affiliate, the Advertiser incurs liability for infringement in accordance with articles L335-2 et seq. of the French Intellectual Property Code.

For Collaborations, the exploitation rights granted to the Advertiser are those defined in the accepted brief and, where applicable, in the usage authorisations concluded through the Platform. The first paragraph of this section applies to any use exceeding those rights.

Those rights are acquired by the Advertiser only as from the Provision. Where the Collaboration ends without payment to the Creator, the Advertiser holds no exploitation right over the content already published, save by separate agreement of the parties.

9. Modification of the GTC

The GTC may be modified with 30 days' notice. Continued use of the service constitutes acceptance. Modifications will not apply retroactively to orders already paid.

By way of exception, a modification affecting the basis or the rate of success fees is subject to the Advertiser's express acceptance, and the applicable notice period is fourteen (14) days.

That shorter period is matched by a stronger consent requirement. The modification takes no effect until the Advertiser has both accepted it on the Platform and approved it with Shopify. Failing either of those acceptances, no success fee may be charged.

Fluenceur informs the Advertiser of the modification and of the deadline. Failing acceptance by the end of the period, access to the Platform dashboard is suspended until the Advertiser accepts, without that suspension affecting ongoing affiliate programs, sales tracking, discount codes, or Affiliates' access to their portal.

This exception applies to subscriptions in force. Its conditions of entry into force are those set out in 3.c.

10. Partial invalidity

If a clause is held invalid, the others retain their full effect.

11. Binding force and applicable language

The GTC constitute the entire agreement between Fluenceur and its users. They prevail over any prior exchange.

These GTC are drafted in French. In the event of translation into another language, only the French version is binding between the parties in the event of a dispute, of a question of interpretation, or of any divergence between versions.

Contact: contact@fluenceur.com