itsweb Terms of Service

Version: 1.0
Effective Date: July 19, 2026

Translation notice: This is an English translation provided for convenience. In the event of any discrepancy or conflict between this translation and the authoritative Korean version (v1.0.md), the Korean version prevails.

Chapter 1: General Provisions

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between VEXI ("Company") and users of the AI website creation service "itsweb" ("Service"), operated through itsweb.ai and its subdomains.

Article 2 (Definitions)

1. "Service" means all features provided by the Company that allow users to automatically generate website content and design using artificial intelligence ("AI") based on user-supplied information, and to preview, pay for, and publish those results.
2. "User" means a member who has entered into a service agreement with the Company under these Terms.
3. "Project" means a unit of work created by a user to build a single website; a project may contain multiple generation or revision versions.
4. "Generated Content" means the final website content combining information entered by the user (text, images, contact details, financial account information, etc.) with AI-generated copy and layout.
5. "Publication" means the act of making Generated Content publicly accessible via a unique URL (e.g., {project-name}.itsweb.ai) after the user completes payment.
6. "Unique Address" means the internet address at which a project is published (a subdomain in the form {name}.itsweb.ai); it is set by the user at the time of project creation and is bound to that project.
7. "Member" means a person who has entered into a service agreement with the Company and uses the Service.

Article 3 (Posting and Amendment of Terms)

1. The Company posts these Terms on the initial screen of the Service or at the /terms page so that users can easily read them.
2. The Company may amend these Terms within the limits permitted by applicable law, including the Act on Regulation of Terms and Conditions and the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, Etc. ("Network Act").
3. When amending the Terms, the Company will announce the effective date and reason for amendment at least seven (7) days before the effective date via in-service notices or equivalent means. For amendments that are materially unfavorable to users, the Company will provide at least thirty (30) days' advance notice and additionally notify users via email or in-service alerts.
4. The Company maintains all historical versions of the Terms accessible at /terms by version number. The version of the Terms each user consented to and the date/time of consent are separately recorded by the Company.
5. If a user does not agree to the amended Terms, the user may terminate the service agreement (withdraw membership). If the user continues to use the Service after the effective date of the amended Terms, the user is deemed to have agreed to the amendment.

Article 4 (Rules Outside the Terms)

Matters not specified in these Terms and interpretation of these Terms shall be governed by relevant laws and regulations, and the Company's separately established operating policies and Privacy Policy.

Chapter 2: Formation of Service Agreement

Article 5 (Membership Registration)

1. The Service operates through an email magic link or third-party OAuth login (Kakao, Google, etc.); upon first login, a user account is automatically created without a separate registration step.
2. Users must agree to these Terms and the Privacy Policy during the membership registration (first login) process. If a user does not agree, the Service cannot be used.
3. The Company may refuse registration or subsequently terminate the service agreement in the following cases:
   • The applicant has previously lost membership status under these Terms (unless the Company re-approves registration);
   • The applicant uses a false name or another person's identity;
   • The applicant provides false information or omits information required by the Company;
   • The applicant applies for purposes that violate applicable law or are contrary to public order and morals.

Article 6 (Formation and Termination of Service Agreement)

1. The service agreement is formed at the moment the user successfully completes the first login after consenting to the Terms.
2. A user may request withdrawal of membership at any time via the /account menu, and the Company will process the request promptly in accordance with applicable law.

Chapter 3: Provision and Use of Service

Article 7 (Content of Service)

The Company provides the following services:

1. AI-powered automatic generation of website content based on user-supplied information and uploaded images;
2. Provision of previews of generated websites;
3. Publication and hosting of websites via unique URLs upon completion of payment;
4. Editing, regeneration, and version management of Generated Content;
5. Any additional services developed by the Company or provided through partnerships.

Article 8 (Modification, Suspension, and Availability of Service)

1. The Company may modify all or part of the Service as necessary for operational or technical reasons.
2. The Company may temporarily suspend the provision of the Service in the following cases:
   • Unavoidable circumstances such as maintenance of service equipment;
   • When normal service provision is not possible due to power outages, equipment failures, or traffic surges;
   • When service provision is not possible due to failures or policy changes of third-party services used by the Company, including Supabase, AWS, Vercel, Toss Payments, Anthropic, and Moonshot AI.
3. The Company may not provide advance notice of the matters in paragraphs 1 and 2 depending on the nature of the service.
4. The Company does not guarantee any specific level of service availability (SLA). The Company shall not be liable for damages to users arising from service interruptions, response delays, or data processing errors. This limitation does not apply where the Company is responsible due to willful misconduct or gross negligence.

Article 9 (Responsibility and Limitations Regarding AI-Generated Content)

1. The AI generation feature provided by the Service automatically suggests and assembles copy, design, image generation, and layout based on user-supplied information. The Company does not warrant the accuracy, truthfulness, completeness, or legality of the resulting content.
2. Users must personally review and verify Generated Content before publication. Final responsibility for any errors, inaccuracies, defamatory statements, or misleading expressions in AI-generated text that the user proceeds to publish rests with the user.
3. The Company does not warrant that Generated Content is fit for any particular purpose. Users use the Service at their own discretion and risk.
4. AI-generated content may automatically include the names of specific companies, brands, trademarks, individuals, or organizations. Before publishing, users must independently verify that such content does not infringe the trademark rights, copyrights, right of publicity, or other rights of third parties, and must make necessary corrections. Any legal liability arising from publication without such verification rests with the user; the Company bears no responsibility therefor.

Article 10 (General Obligations of Users)

1. Users must not engage in any of the following acts:
   • Misappropriating another person's information or registering false information;
   • Entering or posting personal information of third parties (e.g., names, contact details, financial account information) without the explicit consent of the individuals concerned;
   • Using the Service to build a competing service or reverse-engineering the core technology or logic of the Service;
   • Using automated tools (bots, macros, scrapers, etc.) or unauthorized API access to impose abnormal loads on the Service or to collect data in bulk;
   • Attempting to access the Service by means other than permitted methods, or attempting to gain unauthorized access to server infrastructure;
   • Any other act that violates applicable law.
2. Users bear full responsibility for the accuracy and legality of all information they enter or upload (text, images, contact details, financial account information, etc.) and for having obtained any necessary rights or consents to post such information. Regardless of website type — business sites, portfolios, wedding invitations, event pages, or any other format — when posting the name, contact details, or financial account information (account holder, bank name, account number) of any third party, users warrant that they have obtained that individual's consent for public posting.

Article 11 (Prohibited Content)

1. Users must not create or publish websites that include any of the following content:

   Child Sexual Exploitation and Obscenity

   • Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or equivalent sexually exploitative content;
   • Non-consensual intimate imagery, illegal obscene material, or content violating the Sexual Violence Punishment Act or Act on the Protection of Children and Juveniles against Sexual Abuse.

   Violence, Hatred, and Discrimination

   • Content specifically inciting or promoting terrorism, crime, self-harm, or suicide;
   • Content disparaging specific groups or promoting hatred or discrimination based on race, ethnicity, gender, religion, national origin, disability, or other characteristics.

   Fraud and Illegal Services

   • Fraudulent or phishing websites designed to sell non-existent goods or services or to cause financial harm;
   • Websites facilitating or transacting in illegal financial products (e.g., unauthorized collective investment, pyramid schemes), illegal gambling, narcotics or illegal drugs, or illegal weapons.

   Impersonation and Disinformation

   • Websites impersonating government agencies, financial institutions, businesses, or specific individuals;
   • Content deliberately spreading false information or created to defame third parties.

   Privacy Violations and Malware

   • Websites that collect personal information without user consent or distribute malware, ransomware, or similar malicious code;
   • Sites designed to facilitate spam messaging or illegal trading of personal information.

   Content Harmful to Minors

   • Content qualifying as media harmful to juveniles under the Juvenile Protection Act.

   Other Illegal Information

   • Illegal information specified in Article 44-7 of the Network Act and all information prohibited by applicable law.

2. If the Company discovers or receives a report of content that is determined to violate paragraph 1, the Company may immediately suspend the publication of the relevant website and delete the related content without prior notice to the user.

3. For serious violations of law, such as child sexual abuse material, fraud/phishing, or distribution of malware, the Company may immediately permanently suspend the relevant account and report the matter to the competent authorities.

4. Users who believe that content published through the Service by another user violates paragraph 1 may report it to contact@itsweb.ai. The Company will review and take action within a reasonable period.

Article 12 (Image and Intellectual Property Usage Obligations)

1. Users must hold one of the following rights with respect to all images and other works uploaded to the Service:

   • The user has created the image independently and holds the copyright;
   • The user has obtained explicit permission from the rights holder for commercial use;
   • The image is subject to a license permitting commercial use (e.g., paid stock images, Creative Commons licenses that permit commercial use).

2. If an uploaded image contains the likeness of an identifiable person, users must have obtained that person's consent to use and publicly post their image.

3. Images generated by the Service's built-in AI image generation feature may contain elements that resemble the likeness of real individuals, third-party trademarks, logos, or copyrighted works. The Company does not fully control the content produced by AI image generation and does not warrant its legality. Users must personally review all AI-generated images before publication and must delete or modify any image that infringes the rights of third parties (including copyright, right of publicity, and trademark rights) or that is contrary to public policy. All legal and financial liability arising from publishing such images without review rests with the user; the Company bears no responsibility therefor.

4. If a user uploads images created using external AI image generation tools (e.g., Midjourney, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion), the user must independently verify that the terms of service of the relevant tool permit commercial use of generated images. Any liability arising from violation of such tools' terms of service rests with the user.

5. In the event that claims, lawsuits, or other proceedings arise from third parties or rights holders due to copyright infringement, right of publicity violations, or similar rights violations related to uploaded or AI-generated content, all legal and financial liability (including damages, litigation costs, and attorney's fees) rests with the user who generated or uploaded and published the relevant content. The Company bears no responsibility therefor.

6. Upon receiving a copyright infringement report, the Company may make the relevant content private without prior notice.

Article 13 (Notice Regarding Publication and Takedown)

1. Published websites are publicly accessible on the internet, unless a private setting is otherwise provided.
2. Regardless of website type — business sites, portfolios, wedding invitations, event pages, or any other format — financial account information (account holder, bank name, account number), contact details, and other user-entered information are displayed as-is on the public page upon publication. This is a core feature of the Service designed to allow users to communicate payment instructions, contact details, or event information to visitors. Users must understand and accept this public exposure when entering such information, and must not enter information they do not wish to make public.
3. The Company bears no responsibility for the public exposure of published information unless the Company separately provides a feature allowing users to change the scope of disclosure or set content to private.
4. Third parties who believe that content on a published website infringes their copyright, trademark rights, right of publicity, or other rights may report it to contact@itsweb.ai (including a description of the right infringed, the infringing URL, and reporter's information). The Company will review and take action within a reasonable period and notify the reporter of the outcome.

Article 13-2 (Setting, Changing, and Reclaiming the Unique Address (URL))

1. At the time of project creation, the user sets the Unique Address to be used for that project. The Unique Address is bound to the project at the time it is set, and the same Unique Address cannot be used concurrently by another user or another project. Regardless of whether payment (publication) has occurred, the right to use a given address is granted to the user who sets it first.
2. A Unique Address consists of lowercase Latin letters, numbers, and hyphens (-). Certain words reserved by the Company for service operations and brand protection may not be available.
3. A user may change the Unique Address of a single project up to three (3) times. Where the Unique Address is changed after publication, the Company may, for a certain period (approximately 30 days), automatically redirect visitors who access the former address to the new address, and thereafter reclaim the former address.
4. To ensure the fair allocation of a limited pool of addresses and to prevent the squatting of long-unused addresses, the Company may, after providing advance notice to the user, reclaim the Unique Address of a project in the following cases. In such cases, only the Unique Address is reclaimed; the user's projects and Generated Content data (including previews) are not deleted and are retained as-is.
   • A project that has never been published has not been used for one (1) month or more from the date it was last modified; or
   • A project that has a publication history but no currently valid subscription has not been used for six (6) months or more from the date of its last activity (modification, regeneration, deployment, etc.).
5. Before reclaiming an address under paragraph 4, the Company provides advance notice of the scheduled reclamation date and the method for retaining the address by email or through the Service interface. If, within the notified period, the user chooses to retain the address through the Service interface or uses the project again (modification, regeneration, deployment, etc.), the scheduled reclamation is cancelled.
6. Even after a Unique Address has been reclaimed, the user may set a new Unique Address for the project and publish it again. However, the same former address may not be guaranteed if it has in the meantime been assigned to another user.

Chapter 4: Paid Services, Payment, and Refunds

Article 14 (Paid Services and Subscription Term)

1. Publication and ongoing operation (hosting) of Generated Content is a paid subscription service; fees and payment cycles are as indicated in the Service.
2. Payments are processed through the Company's payment processing partner (Toss Payments Inc.). The Company does not directly store users' card numbers, account numbers, or other payment instrument information.
3. For a monthly subscription, one month is determined on a calendar-month basis, and the next payment date is calculated by reference to the day of the month of the first payment. Where that day does not exist in a given month (for example, February for a subscription beginning on January 31), payment is made on the last day of that month, and from the following month the date is again calculated by reference to the day of the first payment.
4. The monthly subscription fee is charged as a fixed amount, and the same amount applies regardless of the actual number of days in each billing cycle (for example, 28 or 29 days in February).
5. Where the recurring payment amount increases, or where free or discounted use converts to a paid recurring subscription, the Company will, at least seven (7) days before the relevant payment is requested, notify the user by email or similar means of the scheduled payment date, the amount, and the method for withdrawing consent, and will obtain the user's consent. For recurring payments that renew under the same conditions without a change in amount, the Company does not provide separate advance notice before each payment and instead provides a payment record (receipt) after the payment is completed.
6. A subscription is valid for the term indicated in the Service ("Subscription Term") from the date of payment. If the user does not make a renewal payment before the Subscription Term expires (including where auto-renewal does not apply or an automatic payment fails), the subscription does not renew automatically and terminates upon expiry of the Subscription Term.
7. Where a Subscription Term expires without renewal, the Company may suspend public deployment of the relevant website (make it private). Even in this case, the Unique Address is, in principle, retained for the project, so that if the user makes a renewed payment the website is redeployed to the same address. However, the Unique Address of a project that remains unused for a long period may be reclaimed under Article 13-2, paragraph 4. The Company will provide advance notice of impending expiry through the Service interface or similar means.
8. Even where deployment is suspended under paragraph 7, the user's Generated Content data (such as projects and previews) is retained until account withdrawal or separate deletion. However, where the Unique Address has been reclaimed under Article 13-2, paragraph 4, the same address may not be guaranteed upon renewed payment if it has in the meantime been assigned to another user or for other reasons.

Article 15 (Cancellation and Refunds)

1. Users may withdraw from a purchase within seven (7) days of payment in accordance with the Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, Etc. However, cancellation rights are limited in the following cases:
   • Where website publication begins immediately upon payment and provision of digital content has commenced (the Company will notify users of this limitation in advance on the payment screen);
   • Where the content has been destroyed or damaged due to reasons attributable to the user.
2. Where the Company is unable to provide the Service for reasons attributable to the Company, users may request a refund, and the Company will process it within a reasonable period.
3. Detailed procedures and methods for refunds are subject to the guidance provided through the Company's customer service (contact@itsweb.ai).
4. In the event of subscription cancellation, whether a pro-rated refund is provided for the remaining period after cancellation is subject to the policy described within the Service.

Article 16 (Obligations of the Company)

The Company will not engage in acts prohibited by applicable law or these Terms, or acts contrary to public morals, and will make every effort to provide the Service continuously and stably. The Company also establishes and complies with a Privacy Policy to protect users' personal information.

Chapter 5: Intellectual Property

Article 17 (Ownership of Intellectual Property)

1. Intellectual property rights in the Service itself — including software, design templates, and AI logic — belong to the Company or third parties that have licensed such rights to the Company.
2. Rights to original content directly created or uploaded by users (text, images, etc.) belong to the user.
3. The user who created a project holds rights to use the final Generated Content (website content produced by the AI based on user inputs) and may freely operate, modify, and distribute it within the scope of their own project. This does not imply any transfer of the Company's rights in its templates or software.
4. Without the Company's prior consent, users may not reproduce, reverse-engineer, redistribute, or commercially resell the Service's software, templates, or source code.

Chapter 6: Limitation of Liability and Dispute Resolution

Article 18 (Disclaimer)

1. The Company is exempt from liability if it is unable to provide the Service due to force majeure or events equivalent thereto.
2. The Company is not liable for service disruptions caused by reasons attributable to the user.
3. The Company is not liable for the failure of users to achieve expected results from using the Service (e.g., website traffic, increased business revenue).
4. The Company has no obligation to pre-screen the content of Generated Content published by users and is not liable for damages caused to users or third parties by such content, except where the Company is responsible due to willful misconduct or gross negligence.

Article 19 (Restriction of Use and Termination)

1. The Company may impose measures on users in a graduated manner depending on the severity of the violation:
   • Warning: For minor or first-time violations, the Company will issue a written (email) warning and request remediation.
   • Temporary Suspension: Where violations continue after a warning, or for repeated or serious violations, the Company will restrict the user's access to the Service for a set period.
   • Immediate Permanent Suspension: For serious violations of law — including posting of prohibited content under Article 11 (e.g., child sexual abuse material, fraud/phishing websites, malware distribution) — the Company may immediately and permanently suspend the account and delete related content without prior notice. In such cases, the Company may report the matter to the competent authorities.
2. Users who wish to dispute a restriction or termination measure may submit an objection to contact@itsweb.ai within seven (7) days of receiving notice of the measure. The Company will notify the user of its review decision within fourteen (14) days.
3. Users who wish to withdraw voluntarily may request withdrawal via the /account menu.

Article 20 (Damages)

1. If either the Company or a user violates these Terms and causes damage to the other party, the violating party shall be liable to compensate for such damage, unless the violating party can prove the absence of willful misconduct or negligence.
2. Even where the Company bears liability for damages to a user, the amount of compensation shall not exceed the total service fees actually paid by the user to the Company within the three (3) months immediately preceding the date of the damage. This limitation does not apply where the Company is responsible due to willful misconduct or gross negligence, or where applicable law does not permit such a limitation.
3. If a user violates these Terms and causes damage to the Company or a third party, the user shall indemnify and hold the Company harmless from all resulting liabilities, including damages, litigation costs, and attorney's fees incurred by the Company.

Article 21 (Dispute Resolution and Jurisdiction)

1. The Company and users shall make every effort to amicably resolve disputes arising in connection with the Service.
2. If a dispute is not resolved pursuant to paragraph 1, either party may bring a claim before the court with jurisdiction under the Civil Procedure Act. However, where applicable law (e.g., the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce Act) provides a more favorable jurisdictional rule for the user, that rule applies.
3. These Terms and the service agreement between the Company and users are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.

Supplementary Provisions

These Terms are effective as of July 19, 2026.

Business Information

• Company Name: VEXI
• Representative: Chang Na
• Business Registration Number: 797-50-00981
• Address: 315, 3rd Floor, 269-15 Gonghang-daero, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
• Email: contact@itsweb.ai