ContestBee · Terms of Service

ContestBee — Terms of Service

Effective: 7 May 2026 Version 1.0 We Are Digital Vision Ltd, Wales, UK

Contents

  1. Acceptance
  2. Service Description
  3. Legal Compliance
  4. Entrant Data Responsibility
  5. Prohibited Contests
  6. Intellectual Property
  7. Limitation of Liability
  8. Governing Law

1.Acceptance

By installing ContestBee, you agree to these Terms and our Privacy Policy. These form a binding agreement with We Are Digital Vision Ltd ("Digital Vision").

2.Service Description

ContestBee enables you to run competitions, giveaways, and contests on your Wix site — including entry collection, voting, and winner selection.

3.Legal Compliance

You are solely responsible for ensuring your contests comply with all applicable laws and regulations in your jurisdiction and the jurisdictions of your entrants, including: consumer protection laws, promotional competition regulations, prize descriptions and disclosure requirements, and tax obligations relating to prizes. Digital Vision is not liable for any legal issues arising from contests you run.

4.Entrant Data Responsibility

You must provide contest entrants with a compliant privacy notice before collecting their data. You are responsible for handling entrant data in accordance with GDPR and any other applicable data protection laws.

5.Prohibited Contests

You may not use ContestBee to run contests that: (a) are unlawful lotteries or illegal gambling; (b) involve prizes of a harmful, illegal, or deceptive nature; (c) target minors without appropriate safeguards.

6.Intellectual Property

ContestBee and its code belong to Digital Vision. Your contest content belongs to you.

7.Limitation of Liability

The App is provided "as is". Digital Vision's aggregate liability shall not exceed fees paid in the preceding 12 months. We are not liable for disputes with contest entrants or legal issues arising from your contests.

8.Governing Law

Governed by the laws of England and Wales. Disputes subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of English and Welsh courts.