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Terms of sale

Last updated · July 3, 2026

1. Publisher

Citeable is published by Joffrey Bonifay, a sole proprietorship (France). Contact: hello@citeable.eu. Business registration number and registered address: to be completed upon registration.

2. Purpose

These terms govern the sale of the Citeable service, which analyzes a website provided by the customer and generates two files — an llms.txt file and Q&A markup in schema.org format (JSON-LD) — intended to make the site readable and citable by AI answer engines.

3. Price and payment

Prices are shown in euros, including any applicable taxes. Payment is one-time (no subscription) and is made online through our payment provider Stripe. The order is confirmed once payment is received.

4. Delivery

The service is digital content delivered immediately after payment: the files are generated and made available for download from the confirmation page. They can be regenerated at any time via the “Recover my files” page by entering the email used at payment.

5. Right of withdrawal

In accordance with Article L221-28 of the French Consumer Code, for digital content supplied immediately, the customer expressly waives their 14-day right of withdrawal once performance has begun with their agreement. [To be adapted to the final order configuration.]

6. Nature of the service and no guarantee of result

Citeable delivers files compliant with recognized formats (llms.txt, schema.org). Citeable does not control AI answer engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, etc.) and does not guarantee that a site will actually be cited or its ranking. The service is a best-efforts obligation, not an obligation of result.

7. Ownership of the files

The files generated for the customer belong to them and may be freely deployed on their site. The customer warrants that they hold the rights to the analyzed site.

8. Personal data

The processing of personal data is described in the Privacy policy.

9. Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, an amicable solution will be sought before any legal action; failing that, the competent courts will be those of the applicable jurisdiction.