Terms of service

The service, payment terms, cancellation rules, and your rights.

Updated 7 September 2026.

Accepting these terms

Using picksyou.com means these terms apply to you. If you do not agree with them, do not run a check and do not leave an address. We can change them, and when we do the date at the top of this page moves.

Age

This site is for people aged 16 and over. It is a tool for a business, not a place for children, and we do not knowingly take an address from anybody under 16.

What the service is

PicksYou samples API and vendor SERP answers using questions you review for your business. Paid plans run checks under the configured schedule. Results are observations, not guaranteed recommendations. Counts include their denominator; comparable samples may carry an approximate confidence interval.

Assistants change their answers from one day to the next and from one wording to the next. One check is one sample of one day, and we say so on the receipt, on the page that explains how we measure, and here.

Pages we draft for your site

On a paid plan we can draft a page for your own website: one article that answers one question out of the pack we measure you on, in the words that question is actually asked in. One page answers one question, and no question is given a second page.

We draft at most 4 pages in a calendar month, whatever your plan costs. There is no setting that raises that number and nothing you can buy that adds to it. The free check draws no page at all.

Every sentence in a draft is built from facts of yours: the details you confirmed on your profile, sentences the assistants have already written that name you, pages of your own site the assistants have cited, and Google reviews you have told us we may quote. Anything we cannot trace to one of those is refused before you see it, and the draft prints the facts it used with the source of each, so you can check them.

The last paragraph of every page we draft says what it is: that it was drafted with PicksYou from your own facts, and who approved it on which day. That sentence is part of the page and it is there for your readers.

Nothing reaches your website without your approval, recorded in a row written before anything happens and never edited afterwards. You may instead give a standing approval once, which lets a drafted page go up without a second click. Every page published under it writes its own row; a page in hold can be read, edited or stopped for two days before it goes; and you end the standing in two clicks from your dashboard. Ending it stops the next page and leaves every page already published where it is.

Your website is yours and you are its publisher. A page we drafted is your page from the minute you approve it: you decide whether it stays, you may edit it or take it down at any time, and nothing in these terms asks you to keep it. We take a page down when you undo it here, and we never change a page we did not write.

Partner links

On a paid plan you may publish a partners page: one page, shown on your own site through our plugin or recorded at picksyou.com, that lists other businesses in other trades that you recommend and that recommend you back, each with one sentence you wrote yourself, and one sentence above the list that says what the page is.

You are the publisher of your own site. You decide whether to publish a partners page at all, whether your site shows it, whether the links on your site are followed or marked nofollow, and whether to pair with anybody. Nothing pairs you with another business without a click of yours, and nothing here has a default that clicks for you.

A partners page lists at most 5 businesses, whatever your plan costs. An ask you have sent or received counts against that number until it is answered. The free check publishes none.

A pair needs both businesses' clicks and is recorded as two rows, one for each. It ends on either side's click, and the other business's link then comes down under these terms, which both agreed at the click that made the pair. An ask nobody answers expires after 14 days. A pair whose link is not shown on one side for 14 days after it went live, or on two weekly checks in a row, ends, and both links come down. Ending your partners page ends every pair on it; deleting your account does too.

Google's spam policy names excessive link exchanges and partner pages that exist only to cross link. Our design answers it as the methodology page describes: a small number of pairs, in other trades, disclosed on the page, with your own sentence beside each, and the choice of nofollow when you publish. The choice and the risk on your own site are yours. Every link on picksyou.com is marked nofollow.

We never promise any outcome from a link. A partners page changes nothing about whether an assistant names you, and what we show afterwards is two counts with their usual ranges.

Previously collected free checks

Historical free checks used connection-based limits counted through a keyed hash. New work requires a plan or credit and follows its applicable usage limits.

There is also a cap on what the whole site spends with the AI vendors in a day. When the day is full your check is not refused: it is saved and run the next morning, and we ask for an address so we can send you the link when it is ready.

Having the report mailed to you needs an address you confirm by clicking the link in a mail we send, and nothing goes to that address before the click. It is one report, not a series: nothing follows it. One click in any mail stops us mailing that address about that business, and it stops that minute.

What we show

The answers on a receipt are the words the assistant returned, quoted, with your name marked where it appears. We do not edit them, rewrite them or write any part of them ourselves.

Other businesses are named inside those answers because the assistant named them. We quote what was said and claim nothing about any of them: not that they are better, not that they are worse, not that anybody paid for anything.

If a business appears in an answer on a page other people can open, it can write to [email protected] and ask for that page to be taken down. We take it down.

Intellectual property

The site, its copy, its checks and the method behind them belong to MB Libranet. The answers belong to the vendors whose assistants produced them and are quoted here under the terms those vendors publish, as evidence of what was said about a business on one day.

What you may not do

Four things, and each one has a reason:

• No automated checks. The form is for a person checking a business. Scripts and batch submissions are refused at the door, because every check spends real money with the AI vendors.
• No scraping of this site, and no copying the receipts wholesale. Quote a receipt, link to it, argue with it; do not harvest it.
• No checking a business in order to harass it, to embarrass it in public, or to build a list of businesses to sell to.
• No reselling the free check, and no presenting its results as the output of your own product.

Your account

Historical anonymous checks needed no account. Current accounts use an email/password or an offered sign-in provider. You are responsible for activity under your sign-in; change a compromised password promptly.

You can close the account yourself, from the account page. It closes at once, every plan on it is cancelled with no further charge, and a restore link works for 30 days; after that everything except the invoices and the anonymous AI answers is deleted for good. Invoices are kept for ten years because the accounting law says so; the answers are explained on the privacy page.

Paid plans

A paid plan is a monthly subscription in euro, charged in advance, renewing every month on the same day until you cancel. The price on the pricing page is the net price; VAT is added where the law asks for it, and the invoice states the rate and the amount. The plan you agreed to keeps its price: a price change is a new plan and an existing subscription is only moved to it with 30 days notice.

Cancel from the billing page at any time, in two clicks and with no reason asked. The weekly checks then run to the end of the period you already paid for, and nothing is charged again. There is no notice period and no cancellation fee.

There is no other refund promise. A month already paid for runs to its end and is not refunded; the right of withdrawal below is separate and is set by EU consumer law, not by these terms.

What happens if a payment fails

A card that does not go through is not the end of anything, and nothing stops on the day it happens. We try the payment again ourselves and we write to you the same day. Your dashboard pauses when a second charge fails, or when 72 hours have passed since the first one did, whichever comes first.

A pause is not a deletion and nothing of yours is removed by one. What stops is the asking: no new questions go to the assistants while it lasts. Every answer, every receipt, every page we drafted for you, every invoice and the export of all of it stay where they are and stay readable, and so does your billing page. The paused days are not charged and they do not shorten the month you have already paid for.

It ends when the sum outstanding is paid, with the card we hold, with a different card, or on Mollie's own payment page, and the dashboard comes back the moment the payment clears. A payment taken from a bank account by direct debit takes about nine working days to clear, so a card is the quicker way back.

If the sum is still open 14 days after the charge failed, the plan ends and the weekly checks stop; what you owe stays owed and stays on the invoice it belongs to. Cancelling is open the whole way through, in the same two clicks from your billing page, and cancelling ends the plan and not the debt.

Between businesses the law already gives a seller more than we use. A late payment carries interest at the European Central Bank reference rate plus eight points and a fixed sum of €40 towards the cost of recovering it, under the Late Payment Directive as Lithuania has enacted it. We state that here because it is the law, and we do not charge either of them on a single monthly invoice.

Add-ons

An add-on is an extra on a paid plan, bought from your billing page and priced a month like the plan itself. Nothing is on by default and nothing is added by us: an add-on starts when you press the button for it, you are charged the part of the month that is left on the day you add it, and the monthly amount from then on is the plan plus what you added. Removing one takes two clicks, it runs to the end of the month you have paid for, and every add-on ends with the plan it hangs on.

Extra checks

Extra checks are bought in packs and paid for in advance. One of them buys one check of one business on your account, in the same shape as the free check, run when you press the button rather than on the weekly schedule. They do not expire: they sit on your balance until you use them, whatever plan you are on and whether or not you are on one at all. Nothing tops them up by itself and nothing is charged for holding them.

The checks you have not used come back within 14 days of buying the pack, and that applies to every buyer, a company as much as a private person. The button is on your billing page beside the purchase for those 14 days and it is two steps: the page states how many checks are unused and what that comes to, then you confirm. We refund that amount to the account it was paid from and issue a credit note for it. After the 14 days the checks stay where they are, for as long as you want them.

The right of withdrawal

A consumer has 14 days to withdraw from a new contract, without giving a reason. The function is called "Withdraw from contract here" and it sits on the billing page of your account, under the cancel button, for those 14 days. It is two steps: the statement, then "Confirm withdrawal". We acknowledge it by mail the moment you press it.

When you subscribe you are asked to tick this, and it is quoted here word for word: "I ask PicksYou to start the weekly checks now, during the 14 day withdrawal period. If I withdraw, I owe only the part already delivered; PicksYou refunds the full first month anyway."

An add-on and a pack of extra checks each have their own 14 days, counted from the day you bought that one, and both buttons sit on the billing page. Withdrawing from the plan ends the add-ons on it as well and sends back what was charged for them. Sending back the checks you have not used is not a withdrawal from the plan and takes nothing away from it: your 14 days on the plan stay exactly as they were.

Model withdrawal form

You may use the button in your account, or copy this and send it to [email protected]. Using it is not required; a plain sentence is enough.

To MB Libranet, V. Nagevičiaus g. 3, LT-08237 Vilnius, Lithuania, [email protected]: I hereby give notice that I withdraw from my contract for the supply of the following service: PicksYou weekly AI checks. Ordered on: [date] Name of consumer: [name] Address of consumer: [address] Email address on the account: [address] Signature of consumer (only if this form is sent on paper): [signature] Date: [date]

Liability and disclaimer

The check is free and it is given as it is. We do not warrant that an assistant will answer, that it will answer the same way twice, or that anything you do after reading a receipt will change what an assistant says next week. Nothing here is legal, financial or marketing advice, and the decisions you make after reading a receipt are yours.

As far as the law allows, MB Libranet is not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising out of the use of this site. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited under the law of the Republic of Lithuania.

Termination

We can refuse a connection or an address that breaks these terms, and we can stop a check that is running. If an account breaks them we can suspend or close it, and we say why in writing. From your side: a plan ends in two clicks from your billing page, an account closes from the account page, and an address you left is removed by one click in any mail or by writing to us.

Changes

When these terms change, the new version goes up on this page and the date at the top moves. Using the site after that is how the new version is accepted.

Governing law and operating entity

Contact

Write to [email protected] about anything on this page. A person reads that address and answers.