Terms and conditions of sale and use

1. Definitions

In these terms, the following words have the meaning given to them here.

• Publisher: the person identified in the legal notice of the site, who operates the service.
• Service: the ready2geo.com website, its analysis tools, its reports, its embeddable widget and its client area.
• User: any person who accesses the site, with or without an account.
• Client: any user who has taken out a paid service.
• Consumer: a natural person acting for purposes which fall outside the scope of their professional activity.
• Analysis: the automated running of technical and editorial checks on a publicly accessible web page.
• Report: the document setting out the result of an analysis, with or without recommendations depending on the plan taken out.
• Readiness score: the score produced by the engine, which measures a technical and editorial capability, and not an observed performance.

2. Purpose and scope

Ready2GEO provides analysis tools measuring the technical and editorial readiness of a web page to be crawled, understood and cited by search engines and by answer engines based on artificial intelligence.

The service covers publicly observable signals only, as they are accessible from the Internet at the time of the analysis. It gives access to no internal data of the site analysed and requires no credentials.

The service is neither a legal audit, nor a security audit, nor investment advice, nor a search engine optimisation service, nor a guarantee of ranking or of citation.

3. Acceptance

Use of the service constitutes full and unreserved acceptance of these terms, in the version in force on the day of access or of the order. Creating an account and validating an order entail express acceptance.

A user who does not accept these terms must stop using the service.

4. User account

Creating a free account is required in order to run an analysis, including on the free plan. This requirement is enforced on the server side and cannot be bypassed.

The user is responsible for the accuracy of the information provided, for the confidentiality of their credentials and for any activity carried out from their account. They must inform the publisher without delay of any unauthorised use.

An account may be created with a password or by signing in with a Google account. In the latter case, only the data strictly necessary for identification is retrieved.

5. Description of the plans

The service is structured in four levels, described below. The essential features of each plan are set out again before any payment.

• Free plan: three analyses per day across all tools, and one analysis per tool and per period. The free result lists the problems detected. It includes neither the detailed fixes, nor the PDF export, nor the history. No means of payment is requested.
• Single report: for a given tool, unlocks the recommendations, the detailed fixes and the PDF export. Price below five euros per report.
• Full audit: aggregates the available analyses into a single, exportable report. The price in force is displayed on the order page, a reduced price being applicable to the first audit.
• Agency subscriptions: monthly access to a quota of white label reports, to a quota of shared leads and to the functions of the agency area. The quotas and prices of each tier are displayed on the dedicated page.

The publisher may change the composition of the plans. Changes do not apply to orders already placed nor to the subscription period in progress.

6. Prices

Prices are stated in euros. Whether they are exclusive or inclusive of tax is indicated on the order page and on the invoice. Where applicable, the tax due is determined according to the client's place of establishment and the regulations in force.

The applicable price is the one displayed at the time the payment is validated. A subsequent price change has no effect on an order already paid for.

For subscriptions, a price change is notified at least thirty days before the renewal date. The client may terminate free of charge before that date if they refuse the new price.

7. Order and formation of the contract

The ordering process comprises the selection of the plan, the checking of the summary, the entry of the billing information where applicable, then the validation of the payment.

The contract is formed at the moment the payment is confirmed. A confirmation email, serving as an invoice or accompanied by one, is sent to the client.

The publisher reserves the right to refuse an order in the event of a prior dispute, a suspicion of fraud, or a use manifestly contrary to these terms.

8. Payment

Payments are processed by Stripe. Card details are entered in a form provided and operated by Stripe: they do not pass through the publisher's servers and are never recorded there.

The service is unlocked only after the payment has actually been confirmed by the provider. A refused, disputed or unpaid payment results in the immediate suspension of access to the corresponding services.

In the event of late payment by a professional client, penalties at the statutory rate and the fixed recovery indemnity provided for by the French Commercial Code are due as of right, without prior formal notice.

9. Delivery

The services are digital content delivered immediately, online, in the client area, and where applicable by email.

The time needed to run an analysis is in the order of a few tens of seconds. This time is indicative and depends on the availability of the site analysed.

10. Right of withdrawal

In accordance with article L. 221-28 of the French Consumer Code, the fourteen day right of withdrawal does not apply to the supply of digital content not supplied on a tangible medium whose performance has begun after the consumer's prior express agreement and express waiver of their right of withdrawal.

By validating an order for a report or an audit, the consumer expressly requests immediate performance of the service and acknowledges losing their right of withdrawal as soon as the report is made available.

For subscriptions, the right of withdrawal is exercised within fourteen days of taking out the subscription, subject to the services already consumed, which remain due on a pro rata basis.

If a report could not be produced for a technical cause attributable to the publisher, it is refunded in full on simple request.

11. Term, renewal and termination of subscriptions

Subscriptions are taken out for a term of one month, tacitly renewed on expiry, unless terminated before the renewal date.

Termination is carried out from the client area or by email. It takes effect at the end of the current period: the remaining quotas stay usable until that date, without carry over or refund.

In accordance with article L. 215-1 of the French Consumer Code, the consumer is informed in writing, at the earliest three months and at the latest one month before expiry, of the possibility of not renewing their subscription.

12. Obligations and acceptable use

The user undertakes to analyse only publicly accessible web pages, and to have a legitimate interest in doing so. It is for them to check that their use respects the rights of third parties.

The following are prohibited in particular:

• any attempt to circumvent the quotas, in particular by creating multiple accounts or automating requests;
• any mass, systematic or automated extraction of the content of the site or of the analysis results;
• any use of the service to overload, disrupt or stress test a third party site;
• any resale, sub-licensing or provision of access to the service outside the agency plans intended for that purpose;
• any presentation of a report suggesting an affiliation, a partnership or a certification by an artificial intelligence engine.

An established breach entitles the publisher to suspend access without notice, then to terminate the contract after a formal notice has remained without effect for eight days.

13. Intellectual property and licence over the reports

The publisher retains all rights over the site, its tools, its scoring methodology and its code.

The client has, over the reports they have ordered, a right of use, of reproduction and of distribution, including for commercial purposes and towards their own clients. The agency plans further allow the publisher's branding to be removed.

The client indemnifies the publisher against any claim connected with the pages they submit for analysis and with the use they make of the reports obtained.

14. Nature of the results and absence of any guarantee of results

The scores produced measure a technical and editorial READINESS. They do not measure, and do not claim to measure, the citations actually obtained in the answers of artificial intelligence engines.

The result depends on what is publicly readable at the time of the analysis. Content rendered only on the browser side, a page protected by a web application firewall, a rate limit or a temporary unavailability may alter or prevent the result.

No guarantee is given as to obtaining a ranking, a citation, traffic or revenue. The engines analysed are third party services whose rules change without notice and are beyond the publisher's control.

Where the official documentation of a platform does not make it possible to establish a verifiable rule, the publisher keeps to universal signals and says so explicitly rather than filling the gap with an assumption.

15. Availability of the service

The service is provided as is and subject to availability. No service level commitment is undertaken outside a separate written contract.

The publisher may interrupt access for maintenance, updates or security reasons. Scheduled interruptions are announced where this is reasonably possible.

16. Liability

The publisher is bound by an obligation of means. Its liability can be engaged only in the event of proven fault and direct damage.

Indirect damage is excluded, in particular loss of revenue, of traffic, of ranking, of data, of customers or of reputation.

To the extent permitted by law, the publisher's total liability, on all grounds combined, is capped at the sums actually paid by the client in respect of the twelve months preceding the triggering event.

None of these limitations applies in the event of wilful misconduct, gross negligence, personal injury, nor in the cases where the law sets them aside, in particular towards consumers as regards the legal guarantee of conformity.

The publisher is not liable for decisions taken on the basis of a report, nor for the consequences of the changes made by the client to their own site.

17. Force majeure

Neither party may be held liable for a breach resulting from a case of force majeure within the meaning of article 1218 of the French Civil Code, in particular a general network outage, a failure of the hosting provider or of a payment provider, a cyberattack, or a decision of a public authority.

18. Personal data

The processing of personal data is described in the privacy policy, which forms an integral part of these terms.

Where the client provides personal data of third parties, in particular under the agency plans, they act as controller and warrant that they have an appropriate legal basis.

19. Amendment of the terms

The publisher may amend these terms. The version applicable to an order is the one in force on the day of that order.

For subscriptions in progress, a substantial amendment is notified at least thirty days before it takes effect. The client may terminate free of charge before that date.

20. Complaints and mediation

Any complaint is to be sent by email to the contact address given on this site. A reply is provided as soon as possible.

In accordance with article L. 612-1 of the French Consumer Code, the consumer may have free recourse to a consumer mediator with a view to the amicable resolution of the dispute, after having tried to settle it directly with the publisher. The contact details of the competent mediator are provided on request.

The European online dispute resolution platform is also available to consumers residing in the European Union.

21. Applicable law and jurisdiction

These terms are governed by French law.

Failing an amicable resolution, any dispute with a professional client falls within the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the district of the publisher's registered office, including where there are several defendants or a warranty claim.

The consumer retains the right to bring proceedings before the court of their place of residence or of the place of performance of the service, as well as the benefit of the mandatory provisions of the law of their country of residence.

Last updated: 24 August 2026