Terms of
Service.

1. What Adverlot does

Adverlot connects advertisers with independent hosts who offer physical surfaces such as clothing, vehicles, storefronts and walls for temporary advertising. Adverlot provides booking, payment, proof and support tools. Unless expressly stated, Adverlot does not own the listed surface, employ the host, create the advertiser's material or guarantee audience size or campaign results.

2. Accounts and eligibility

• You must be at least 18 and legally able to enter a contract.
• Account information must be accurate and you are responsible for access to your email account.
• Host access and listings may require identity, ownership, payment and safety verification.
• We may refuse, suspend or close accounts to protect users, comply with law or enforce these policies.

3. Bookings and money

A booking request is not confirmed until the host accepts and the advertiser completes payment. The displayed campaign total includes Adverlot's service fee. Hosts receive the stated host payout, normally 80% of the campaign price, subject to refunds, disputes, payment-provider fees expressly disclosed before acceptance, chargebacks, legal withholding and taxes.

Hosts are independent providers and are responsible for their income reporting, taxes and permits. Advertisers are responsible for their creative, claims, licences and lawful use. Currency conversion or card fees charged by a user's bank are outside Adverlot's control.

4. Host obligations

• Control or have written permission to use the listed surface.
• Keep listing, price, route, visibility and availability information accurate.
• Review the creative before accepting and perform the agreed placement safely and on time.
• Submit authentic proofs required by the booking and preserve relevant originals during the review period.
• Never fabricate location, time, reach or campaign activity.

5. Advertiser obligations

• Provide final, lawful, production-ready creative by the agreed deadline.
• Do not request prohibited content or unsafe conduct.
• Review proofs promptly and raise specific concerns through support before the review window ends.
• Do not initiate an abusive chargeback instead of first using the available support and dispute process.

6. Proof, review and disputes

Proof requirements are described in the booking and the Content & Proof Rules. The advertiser may report a problem during the stated review period. A formal dispute pauses payout while Adverlot reviews the booking record, messages, submitted evidence and relevant third-party information. We may request more evidence and make a reasonable resolution, including full payment, partial payment, re-performance, credit or refund.

7. Cancellations and refunds

The Refunds & Cancellations Policy forms part of these terms. Payment-provider reversals, fraud, chargebacks or legal orders may affect a host payout even after a campaign.

8. Intellectual property

Each party keeps ownership of its pre-existing materials. Advertisers grant the host and Adverlot a limited licence to use campaign materials only to deliver, document, support and promote the booked campaign. Hosts grant Adverlot a limited licence to display listing photos and campaign proofs for marketplace operation. Public promotional reuse requires permission where it is not already part of an agreed campaign.

9. Safety and prohibited conduct

Users must follow applicable laws, venue and platform rules and the Content & Proof Rules. No campaign requires trespass, dangerous driving, harassment, concealment of mandatory disclosures or illegal placement. A host may stop work that presents an immediate safety or legal risk and must contact support promptly.

10. Service limits

The pilot is provided on an “as available” basis. To the extent permitted by law, Adverlot is not liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential loss, lost profit, expected reach or reputational impact. Adverlot's aggregate liability for a booking will not exceed the amount paid for that booking. Nothing here excludes liability or consumer rights that cannot legally be excluded.

11. Changes and termination

We may update these terms prospectively and will post a new effective date. Material changes affecting active bookings will not be applied retroactively unless required by law or agreed by the parties. You may stop using the service, but existing payment, proof, dispute, tax and record obligations survive.

12. Contact

Use private support for account, campaign or policy questions. If the matter concerns a booking, include its identifier. The operator's legal identity and any jurisdiction-specific notices presented during checkout or onboarding also form part of these terms.