Legal document

Public Offer

Version of 22 July 2026 · Effective from the moment of acceptance
This document is an offer by the operator of the Oflly service to enter into an agreement on the use of the service on the terms set out below. By registering at oflly.com or using the service, you accept this offer in full — together with the Service Rules and the Privacy Policy, which form an integral part of it. This is a translation; in case of any discrepancy, the Russian version prevails.
Offer Privacy Service Rules

1Definitions

  • Operator — representatives of the Oflly company providing access to the Service; contacts are in section 14.
  • Service — the Oflly web application: a CRM for agency management (models and profiles, team and payouts, finance, analytics, expenses, content requests, notifications).
  • Client — a company or sole trader that has registered a company in the Service.
  • User — an individual granted access to the Service on behalf of the Client (owner, employee, model).
  • Client Data — information the Client and its Users enter into the Service: models, profiles, financial records, payouts, payment details, attachments.
  • DPA — the data processing agreement between the Client and the Operator, provided on request.

2Acceptance

The offer is deemed accepted the moment you take any of the following actions: register a company, log into an account, or start using the Service. Acceptance is equivalent to signing an agreement on paper.

If you act on behalf of a company, you represent that you are authorised to accept the offer on its behalf. If you disagree with even one term — do not use the Service.

3Subject of the agreement

The Operator provides the Client with remote access to the Service through a browser under a SaaS model, and the Client uses the Service on the terms of this offer and pays for access where the plan provides for a fee.

The software is not transferred to the Client and is not installed on the Client's devices; the Client receives only the right to use the Service's functions within the scope of the chosen plan and configured access rights.

4Registration and account

  • On registration the Client provides accurate information and keeps it up to date.
  • A new company is activated after review (moderation) by the Operator; login may be unavailable until activation.
  • The Client independently manages the list of Users and their access rights and is responsible for actions taken under its Users' accounts.
  • The parties recognise actions taken after logging into an account (including login confirmation by a code in Telegram) as actions of the respective User.

5Plans and payment

The composition of plans, their cost, and the procedure and timing of payment are agreed separately between the parties — in a bill, invoice or correspondence with the Operator — and form part of the agreement. The Operator may change plans by notifying the Client in advance by reasonable means; a change does not affect an already paid period.

In case of late payment the Operator may restrict access to the Service until the debt is settled, having warned the Client beforehand.

6Rights and obligations

The Client undertakes to

  • use the Service for lawful purposes and in compliance with the Service Rules;
  • keep its Users' credentials confidential;
  • have a legal basis for processing all data it enters into the Service (see section 7).

The Operator undertakes to

  • provide access to the Service and maintain its operation subject to section 10;
  • apply the data protection measures described in the Privacy Policy;
  • process Client Data solely to provide the Service and on the Client's instructions.

The Operator may

  • develop and change the Service's functions, carry out maintenance (where possible — with notice);
  • suspend access in case of a breach of the offer or the Rules, and where there is a threat to the security of the Service or other clients;
  • engage subcontractors (sub-processors) — the list is given in the Privacy Policy.

7Data and roles of the parties

With respect to Client Data (information about models, employees, transactions) the controller is the Client: it determines what data to enter and is responsible for the lawfulness of its processing, including informing data subjects and obtaining the necessary consents.

The Operator acts as a processor (Art. 28 GDPR): it processes such data solely to provide the Service and on the Client's documented instructions. Detailed terms are set out in the DPA, which is provided on request and prevails over this section as regards data processing.

With respect to account data itself (logins, contacts for login and notifications) the controller is the Operator — the procedure is described in the Privacy Policy.

8Client representations

  • the Client and all its Users are at least 18 years old;
  • all persons whose data the Client enters into the Service (including models) are of full legal age;
  • the Client's activity is lawful, and work with platforms (OnlyFans, Fansly and others) is carried out in compliance with their rules;
  • the Service is used as a business management tool — the Client understands that the Service is not a platform for hosting adult content and is not intended for its distribution.

A breach of the representations in this section is a material breach of the agreement, giving the Operator the right to immediately suspend or terminate access.

9Intellectual property

Exclusive rights to the Service — code, interface, design, name and logo — belong to the Operator. The Client receives a limited, non-transferable, revocable licence to use the Service for the term of the agreement.

Client Data remains the property of the Client. The Operator acquires no rights to it beyond those technically necessary to provide the Service (storage, display, backup).

10No warranties

The Service is provided "as is" and "as available". The Operator does not warrant uninterrupted and error-free operation, compatibility with any environment, or fitness for a particular purpose — to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law.

Export of company data (JSON/CSV) is available to the Client; the Client is responsible for regularly backing up data critical to it.

11Liability

The Operator is not liable for indirect losses, lost profit or data loss arising in connection with the use of or inability to use the Service, nor for the content of Client Data and the actions of Users.

The Operator's aggregate liability under the agreement is limited to the amount actually paid by the Client for the 3 months preceding the event giving rise to the claim. The limitations do not apply where prohibited by law.

12Term and termination

  • The agreement is effective from the moment of acceptance until terminated by either party.
  • The Client may stop using the Service at any time; at its request company data is deleted in the manner described in the Privacy Policy.
  • The Operator may terminate the agreement in case of a material breach of its terms by the Client, and may also discontinue the Service as a whole, notifying clients in advance by reasonable means.
  • The Operator may amend the offer; the current version is published on this page with the date of update. Continued use of the Service after changes means agreement with the new version.

13Governing law and disputes

The agreement is governed by the law of the country where the Operator is located. The parties first attempt to settle a dispute through negotiation: a claim is sent to the contacts in section 14, with a response time of 15 business days. A dispute not resolved by negotiation is referred to the competent court at the Operator's location, unless mandatory provisions of law establish otherwise.

14Operator details

Representatives of the Oflly company
Email: oflly@proton.me · Telegram: @andyowner