Advertising and Listing Terms

Version 4.1 · Effective 2026-08-06

1. ADVERTISING, SPONSORED LISTINGS AND FEATURED PLACEMENT TERMS

Version 3.0 Effective date: 4 August 2026

2. PLATFORM OPERATOR AND ADVERTISING SERVICE PROVIDER

Legal name: FINDIT SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ Trading name: Findit Sp. z o.o. Legal form: Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością Registered office: ul. Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej 3/27 20-029 Lublin Poland Register court: Sąd Rejonowy Lublin-Wschód w Lublinie z siedzibą w Świdniku, VI Wydział Gospodarczy Krajowego Rejestru Sądowego KRS: 0001245131 NIP: 7123513870 REGON: 544892900 Share capital: 5,000 PLN Website: https://finditeu.com Advertising support, complaints and appeals: hello@finditeu.com Telephone: +48 881 529 112

3. PURPOSE AND SCOPE

1.1. These Terms govern paid advertising and promotional services supplied by Findit. 1.2. They apply to: a. Sponsored Listings; b. Featured Listings; c. promoted search placement; d. promoted category placement; e. homepage and category banners; f. sponsored Community posts; g. sponsored articles; h. newsletter and email promotions; i. push-notification campaigns; j. social-media promotions; k. Provider spotlight campaigns; l. Event promotion; m. display advertising; n. referral or affiliate-supported promotions where stated; o. advertising packages; p. other paid visibility products offered by Findit; and q. related campaign-management services. 1.3. These Terms apply together with: a. the Advertising Order; b. Findit General Platform Terms; c. Provider, Seller and Business User Terms; d. How Ranking Works Policy; e. Reviews and Ratings Policy; f. Community Guidelines; g. Prohibited and Restricted Items, Services and Activities Policy; h. Privacy Policy; i. Cookie Policy; j. applicable category-specific terms; and k. the technical specifications supplied for the campaign. 1.4. The Advertising Order records the campaign-specific commercial details. 1.5. Mandatory law prevails over inconsistent contractual wording.

4. BUSINESS-USER SERVICE

2.1. Findit advertising services are intended primarily for: a. registered businesses; b. sole traders; c. professionals; d. Event Organisers; e. employers; f. authorised agencies; g. non-profit organisations; h. public institutions where approved; and i. other persons lawfully promoting commercial or organisational activity. 2.2. A person ordering advertising must: a. be at least 18 years old; b. have authority to act for the Advertiser; c. provide accurate business information; d. have lawful authority to promote the advertised offer; and e. accept these Terms and the Advertising Order. 2.3. Advertising purchased for business promotion is normally a business service. 2.4. Consumer withdrawal rights do not normally apply to a contract entered for professional advertising purposes, unless mandatory law provides otherwise in the particular circumstances.

5. DEFINITIONS

For these Terms: “Ad” or “Advertisement” means paid or commercially influenced content displayed or distributed through Findit. “Advertiser” means the person or organisation purchasing, requesting or benefiting from the advertising service. “Advertising Order” means the campaign-specific order, invoice, dashboard record or signed schedule accepted by Findit and the Advertiser. “Advertising Period” means the agreed period during which the campaign is scheduled to run. “Campaign” means one or more related Ads purchased under an Advertising Order. “Campaign Budget” means the maximum or fixed amount stated in the Advertising Order. “Creative” means text, images, video, audio, logos, links, product information or other advertising material. “Featured Listing” means a Listing receiving paid additional visibility. It must still be identified as a paid placement. “Impression” means a recorded display of an Ad according to the measurement method stated in the Advertising Order. “Invalid Traffic” means traffic, views, clicks or interactions generated through bots, fraud, repeated artificial activity, testing or another non-genuine source. “Landing Page” means the page or destination opened when a user selects an Ad. “Paid Placement” means positioning, prominence or distribution obtained in return for payment or another commercial benefit. “Sponsored Listing” means a paid Listing displayed with a prominent advertising label. “Targeting Parameters” means the approved criteria used to determine which users may be shown an Ad. “Third-Party Channel” means a website, social network, search engine, email service, advertising network or other service not controlled entirely by Findit.

6. CONTRACT FORMATION

4.1. Submission of an advertising request does not require Findit to accept it. 4.2. An advertising contract is formed when: a. the Advertiser submits the required information; b. Findit approves the Advertiser and Campaign; c. the parties agree to the Advertising Order; d. the Advertiser accepts these Terms; e. any required payment or credit approval is completed; and f. Findit confirms the Campaign. 4.3. Findit may request additional information before acceptance. 4.4. An informal discussion, quotation or draft Creative does not by itself create a binding Campaign. 4.5. The Advertising Order should identify: a. Advertiser; b. promoted brand; c. person paying for the Campaign, if different; d. Campaign objective; e. advertising product; f. Campaign period; g. price and tax treatment; h. placement or distribution; i. Targeting Parameters; j. estimated or purchased volume; k. Creative requirements; l. reporting method; m. cancellation terms; and n. any special conditions.

7. ADVERTISER IDENTITY

5.1. The Advertiser must provide: a. legal or full name; b. trading name; c. legal form; d. registered or business address; e. email address; f. telephone number; g. NIP or other tax identifier where applicable; h. KRS, CEIDG or equivalent registration where applicable; i. authorised representative; j. promoted brand; k. website or Landing Page; l. person paying for the Campaign, if different; and m. other information reasonably required for verification. 5.2. The Advertiser must not: a. use a false identity; b. conceal the actual sponsor; c. conceal the party paying for the Campaign; d. advertise on behalf of another party without authority; e. impersonate Findit; f. impersonate a public authority; g. use another business’s registration without authority; or h. submit misleading ownership information. 5.3. Findit may display the Advertiser or sponsor identity with the Ad.

8. ADVERTISING PRODUCTS

6.1. Findit may offer advertising products including: a. Sponsored search-result placement; b. Sponsored category placement; c. Featured Listing placement; d. homepage promotion; e. category-page promotion; f. promoted Community content; g. sponsored editorial content; h. social-media promotion; i. newsletter promotion; j. notification promotion; k. banner advertising; l. Event promotion; m. Provider Spotlight; n. Business of the Week; o. fixed-term promotional packages; p. impression-based campaigns; q. click-based campaigns; r. lead-generation campaigns; and s. other products described in an Advertising Order. 6.2. Product availability may depend on: a. category; b. location; c. inventory; d. Campaign timing; e. Advertiser verification; f. legal restrictions; g. user-consent status; h. technical capability; and i. Findit’s current commercial offering. 6.3. Findit may decline to offer a particular advertising format.

9. SPONSORED AND FEATURED LABELS

7.1. Every paid placement must be identifiable as advertising. 7.2. Findit will use a prominent label such as: a. Sponsored; b. Advertisement; c. Paid placement; or d. Sponsored promotion. 7.3. “Featured” or “Promoted” may describe the advertising product but must not be the only label where an ordinary user may not understand that payment influenced the placement. 7.4. Appropriate labels include: a. Sponsored · Featured Listing; b. Advertisement · Featured; c. Paid placement; d. Sponsored article; e. Sponsored Community post; or f. Paid partnership. 7.5. The label must: a. remain visible without opening a separate legal page; b. be understandable on mobile and desktop; c. not rely only on colour; d. be displayed near the Ad; e. remain visible when reasonably possible after sharing; and f. not be obscured by images, badges or interface elements. 7.6. An Advertiser must not remove, hide or imitate the advertising label.

10. ADVERTISING TRANSPARENCY

8.1. Findit may display with each Ad: a. that the content is advertising; b. the Advertiser or sponsor identity; c. the promoted brand; d. the person that paid for the Ad, where different; e. the principal Targeting Parameters; f. why the user may be seeing the Ad; g. Campaign duration or date; h. a link to the Advertiser’s profile or Landing Page; i. an Ad reference; j. a Report Ad function; and k. other legally required information. 8.2. A transparency panel may state: “Why am I seeing this Ad?” 8.3. The panel may explain factors such as: a. selected city; b. approximate location; c. chosen category; d. language; e. general interests selected by the user; f. current page or search; g. broad age eligibility where lawful; h. Campaign schedule; and i. non-personal contextual placement. 8.4. Findit will not claim that an Ad is independently recommended where payment materially influenced its display.

11. PAID PLACEMENT AND ORGANIC RESULTS

9.1. Paid advertising is separate from organic search ranking. 9.2. Buying advertising may increase visibility only within the purchased advertising product. 9.3. Payment does not automatically improve: a. organic ranking; b. verification status; c. Trusted Partner status; d. review score; e. review moderation; f. Provider quality score; g. complaint outcomes; h. refund decisions; or i. enforcement treatment. 9.4. An Advertiser cannot purchase: a. a verification badge; b. a guaranteed review score; c. deletion of genuine negative reviews; d. immunity from moderation; e. exemption from category requirements; or f. a false Findit endorsement. 9.5. Sponsored inventory should be visually and technically distinguishable from ordinary organic results.

12. NO FINDIT ENDORSEMENT

10.1. An Advertisement does not mean that Findit: a. supplies the advertised goods or services; b. guarantees the Advertiser; c. guarantees performance; d. guarantees quality; e. guarantees legality; f. guarantees availability; g. guarantees a professional outcome; h. guarantees a visa, job, property, ticket or financial outcome; or i. recommends the offer independently. 10.2. The supplier role shown on the advertised Listing continues to apply. 10.3. A Sponsored or Featured Listing may also display separate verification information, but advertising and verification must remain distinct.

13. CAMPAIGN CONTENT STANDARDS

11.1. Ads must be: a. accurate; b. lawful; c. current; d. understandable; e. sufficiently specific; f. supported by available evidence; g. consistent with the Landing Page; h. suitable for the selected audience; and i. compliant with Findit policies. 11.2. Ads must not: a. materially mislead users; b. omit a material condition; c. use hidden mandatory charges; d. use false urgency; e. make fabricated popularity claims; f. impersonate editorial content; g. falsely claim government approval; h. falsely claim verification; i. falsely claim scarcity; j. conceal subscription or recurring charges; k. promote an unavailable offer; or l. create a false impression of guaranteed results.

14. PRICE AND DISCOUNT CLAIMS

12.1. An Ad displaying a price must accurately state: a. currency; b. whether tax is included; c. mandatory charges; d. any minimum order; e. important eligibility conditions; f. duration of the offer; and g. material limitations. 12.2. Where a price is described as reduced, discounted or on sale, the Advertiser must provide information required to support the comparison. 12.3. An Advertiser must not use: a. fabricated previous prices; b. permanently repeated countdowns; c. fake limited-stock claims; d. misleading “free” claims; e. hidden delivery charges; f. false government-fee claims; or g. a price unavailable on the Landing Page. 12.4. Findit may request evidence supporting a price or discount claim.

15. PERFORMANCE AND OUTCOME CLAIMS

13.1. The Advertiser must hold reasonable evidence for objective performance claims. 13.2. The following are prohibited unless they are legally supportable, accurately qualified and approved: a. guaranteed earnings; b. guaranteed sales; c. guaranteed investment returns; d. guaranteed employment; e. guaranteed salary; f. guaranteed work permit; g. guaranteed visa; h. guaranteed residence permit; i. guaranteed admission; j. guaranteed legal result; k. guaranteed medical result; l. guaranteed property availability; or m. another outcome outside the Advertiser’s control. 13.3. Testimonials do not replace evidence required to support objective claims.

16. PROHIBITED AND RESTRICTED ADVERTISING

14.1. Ads must comply with the Prohibited and Restricted Items, Services and Activities Policy. 14.2. Findit does not accept Ads promoting: a. illegal goods or services; b. stolen or counterfeit goods; c. unsafe or recalled products; d. unlawful drugs or medicines; e. weapons or explosives; f. unlawful financial services; g. private currency exchange; h. unlicensed money transfer; i. gambling not separately approved; j. sexual services or exploitation; k. trafficking; l. fake documents; m. unlawful recruitment; n. candidate-paid access to jobs; o. disguised job-placement fees; p. malicious software; q. unlawful surveillance; r. bank-account rental; s. payment-card rental; t. misleading immigration services; u. unlicensed regulated professional activity; or v. another prohibited category. 14.3. Restricted categories require prior approval. 14.4. Payment for advertising does not override a category restriction.

17. JOB, RECRUITMENT AND IMMIGRATION ADS

15.1. A job Ad must identify: a. employer or authorised agency; b. relevant KRAZ information where required; c. position; d. location; e. lawful application route; f. material eligibility conditions; and g. remuneration information required by law. 15.2. Candidates must not be charged through an Ad for: a. vacancy access; b. interview access; c. employer introduction; d. a job offer; or e. placement. 15.3. Ads must not sell or bundle: a. a job with a work permit; b. a job with a visa; c. a guaranteed employer invitation; or d. a guaranteed immigration outcome. 15.4. A lawful administrative-assistance advertisement must identify the actual supplier and exact deliverables and remain separate from recruitment.

18. A. LICENSED EMPLOYMENT-AGENCY ADVERTISING

15A.1. In the current phase, Findit permits fixed-fee business profiles, banners and sponsored advertisements for an identified employment agency. Where Polish registration is required, the agency must provide its current KRAZ number and verification date. 15A.2. The advertisement must display ADVERTISEMENT ONLY and state that Findit is not the employer, recruiter or employment intermediary. Findit does not accept applications, collect CVs or passports, match or select candidates, arrange interviews or receive a commission linked to an application or hiring outcome. 15A.3. External buttons must identify the destination and use wording such as Visit agency website , View vacancies on agency website or Contact agency directly . The agency’s terms and privacy policy apply after the user leaves Findit. 15A.4. Candidate-paid recruitment, access-to-job, work-permit, visa, invitation-letter and guaranteed-employment offers are prohibited.

19. B. PROPERTY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

15B.1. Property advertising is limited to self-service classified advertisements from a landlord, owner, lawful tenant, property manager or authorised advertiser. Each Listing must state the advertiser’s capacity and display ADVERTISEMENT ONLY . 15B.2. Findit does not broker or negotiate the transaction, conduct viewings as agent, prepare the lease, collect rent, deposits or reservation money, or receive a brokerage or transaction-success fee.

20. C. VEHICLE ADVERTISING

15C.1. Vehicle sale advertisements must identify the advertiser as a private seller or business dealer and must not imply that Findit inspected, owns, sells or guarantees the vehicle. 15C.2. Purchase prices, deposits and reservation payments are outside Findit checkout. Peer-to-peer private vehicle rental is paused. Approved business rental advertising is ENQUIRY ONLY unless a separately approved transaction flow is activated.

21. PROFESSIONAL AND HEALTH ADVERTISING

16.1. Legal, medical, financial, immigration, accounting and other regulated advertising requires prior approval. 16.2. The Advertiser must provide any required: a. professional identity; b. registration; c. business information; d. licence; e. insurance; f. service scope; and g. complaint route. 16.3. An Ad must not falsely imply that: a. Findit provides the professional advice; b. the professional is guaranteed by Findit; c. a regulator endorses the service; d. results are guaranteed; or e. qualifications were checked where they were not.

22. POLITICAL AND ISSUE ADVERTISING

17.1. Findit does not currently accept paid: a. political-party advertising; b. candidate advertising; c. election advertising; d. referendum advertising; e. paid messages designed to influence voting behaviour; f. paid legislative or regulatory influence campaigns; g. paid political fundraising; or h. another political advertisement subject to specialised transparency requirements. 17.2. General unpaid Community discussion remains governed by the Community Guidelines. 17.3. Findit may introduce political advertising only after implementing: a. sponsor declarations; b. sponsor verification; c. political-ad labels; d. transparency notices; e. targeting restrictions; f. consent controls; g. record retention; h. repository requirements where applicable; i. complaint mechanisms; and j. separate Political Advertising Terms. 17.4. An Advertiser must truthfully declare whether requested advertising may be political in nature.

23. ADVERTISING TO MINORS

18.1. Findit will not knowingly use profiling to target advertising to a user it knows with reasonable certainty is a minor. 18.2. Ads intended primarily for children require prior review. 18.3. Ads must not: a. exploit a child’s inexperience; b. pressure children to purchase; c. encourage children to persuade adults to purchase; d. promote age-restricted goods to minors; e. collect unnecessary child data; f. use manipulative financial claims; or g. direct minors toward unsafe contact. 18.4. Findit may prohibit a Campaign where age assurance is insufficient.

24. PROHIBITED TARGETING PARAMETERS

19.1. Findit does not permit advertising targeting based on profiling using sensitive personal information such as: a. racial or ethnic origin; b. political opinions; c. religious or philosophical beliefs; d. trade-union membership; e. genetic data; f. biometric identification data; g. health information; h. sexual life; i. sexual orientation; or j. another special category protected by law. 19.2. Findit will not permit targeting that: a. unlawfully discriminates; b. exploits financial hardship; c. targets vulnerable migrants for misleading services; d. exploits illness or addiction; e. targets children through profiling; f. uses unlawfully obtained data; g. uses stolen customer lists; or h. creates a serious risk of harm. 19.3. Contextual placement based on the content being viewed may be used where lawful.

25. CUSTOM AUDIENCES

20.1. Uploading customer lists or custom audiences is disabled unless Findit expressly activates a compliant feature. 20.2. Before activation, the Advertiser may be required to confirm: a. lawful collection of the data; b. appropriate notice; c. appropriate legal basis; d. any required consent; e. data accuracy; f. security; g. permitted purpose; h. retention period; and i. deletion requirements. 20.3. Findit may require a separate data-processing or data-sharing agreement. 20.4. The Advertiser must not upload: a. purchased unlawful lists; b. scraped contact information; c. passwords; d. bank details; e. identity documents; f. health files; g. immigration files; h. children’s data; or i. special-category targeting lists.

26. SOCIAL-MEDIA AND INFLUENCER CAMPAIGNS

21.1. A social-media or creator campaign must clearly disclose its commercial nature. 21.2. Appropriate labels may include: a. Advertisement; b. Sponsored; c. Paid partnership; d. Commercial material; e. Affiliate advertising; or f. another clear equivalent. 21.3. Where a creator receives: a. payment; b. a product; c. a free service; d. a discount; e. commission; f. event access; g. accommodation; h. travel; or i. another material benefit the commercial relationship must be disclosed where required. 21.4. The promoted brand must be identifiable. 21.5. Findit may require both: a. use of the social platform’s paid-partnership tool; and b. a visible label within the content itself. 21.6. The Advertiser is responsible for ensuring that instructions given to creators are lawful and do not require hidden advertising.

27. SPONSORED ARTICLES AND EDITORIAL CONTENT

22.1. Sponsored articles must be clearly identified as commercial content. 22.2. A sponsored article must not be presented as independent editorial journalism. 22.3. The page should identify: a. that the content is sponsored; b. the sponsor; c. the paying party where different; d. the author or publisher where relevant; e. the publication date; and f. any material affiliate relationship. 22.4. Findit may retain editorial control over: a. title; b. formatting; c. safety warnings; d. disclosures; e. factual corrections; f. prohibited claims; and g. placement. 22.5. Editorial control does not make Findit the supplier of the advertised offer.

28. REVIEWS AND TESTIMONIALS IN ADS

23.1. Any review or testimonial used in an Ad must be genuine and lawfully used. 23.2. The Advertiser must have permission to use: a. the statement; b. reviewer identity; c. photograph; d. video; e. voice; and f. other personal content. 23.3. An incentivised testimonial must be clearly disclosed. 23.4. A paid testimonial: a. is not an ordinary Findit review; b. is not included in a numeric rating; c. does not receive a Verified Transaction label; and d. must be labelled as advertising. 23.5. The Advertiser must not: a. invent testimonials; b. alter a review materially; c. conceal material criticism; d. use a review for a different service; e. falsely claim a review is verified; or f. purchase an increase in rating.

29. INTELLECTUAL-PROPERTY RIGHTS

24.1. The Advertiser must own or have permission to use all Creative. 24.2. This includes rights in: a. trademarks; b. logos; c. photographs; d. video; e. audio; f. music; g. designs; h. text; i. software; j. product images; k. personality rights; and l. other protected material. 24.3. The Advertiser must not submit infringing or unlawfully copied Creative. 24.4. Findit may request evidence of permission. 24.5. Findit may suspend Creative following a credible infringement report.

30. LICENCE TO USE ADVERTISING MATERIALS

25.1. The Advertiser grants Findit a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence during the Campaign and for reasonable archival purposes to: a. host; b. store; c. reproduce; d. resize; e. crop; f. format; g. compress; h. translate where agreed; i. display; j. distribute; k. technically adapt; l. publish through agreed channels; and m. create Campaign previews. 25.2. The licence is limited to: a. delivering the Campaign; b. documenting performance; c. providing Campaign reports; d. legal compliance; e. complaint handling; and f. agreed promotional use. 25.3. Findit must not materially alter the meaning of the Ad without approval, except for: a. technical formatting; b. clear advertising labels; c. required legal disclosures; d. safety warnings; e. removal of prohibited content; or f. correction of an obvious formatting error.

31. CREATIVE SPECIFICATIONS

26.1. Findit may issue specifications concerning: a. image dimensions; b. video duration; c. file size; d. file format; e. text length; f. accessibility; g. captions; h. link format; i. prohibited effects; j. branding; k. deadline; and l. mobile display. 26.2. The Advertiser must submit Creative by the stated deadline. 26.3. Delay by the Advertiser may: a. delay Campaign launch; b. reduce the available Advertising Period; c. require rescheduling; d. affect reserved inventory; or e. generate agreed third-party costs. 26.4. Findit will not knowingly publish inaccessible or technically harmful Creative.

32. LANDING PAGES

27.1. A Landing Page must: a. be operational; b. match the Ad; c. identify the supplier; d. disclose material prices and terms; e. be secure; f. avoid automatic harmful downloads; g. avoid phishing; h. respect privacy; i. respect cookie requirements; and j. remain available during the Campaign. 27.2. Findit may reject or pause an Ad where the Landing Page: a. changes materially; b. redirects deceptively; c. contains prohibited content; d. collects unnecessary sensitive data; e. impersonates Findit; f. contains malware; g. hides the actual supplier; or h. becomes unavailable. 27.3. The Advertiser is responsible for the external Landing Page.

33. REVIEW AND APPROVAL

28.1. Findit may review: a. Advertiser identity; b. Campaign objective; c. Creative; d. claims; e. pricing; f. Landing Page; g. Targeting Parameters; h. category; i. required licences; j. intellectual-property rights; and k. payment status. 28.2. Approval of one Ad does not approve: a. another Creative; b. another Campaign; c. another category; d. a materially changed Landing Page; or e. future conduct. 28.3. Findit may require correction before publication. 28.4. Findit may reject an Ad where: a. information is incomplete; b. evidence is insufficient; c. the category is restricted; d. the Creative is misleading; e. legal risk is unacceptable; f. the Campaign conflicts with Findit policy; g. inventory is unavailable; or h. another legitimate reason exists. 28.5. Payment alone does not require Findit to publish non-compliant advertising.

34. CAMPAIGN START AND DURATION

29.1. The Advertising Period begins on the date stated in the Advertising Order or when the Campaign is actually activated, depending on the agreed model. 29.2. The Advertising Order should state whether the Campaign is: a. fixed-date; b. fixed-duration; c. impression-based; d. click-based; e. budget-based; f. result-based where expressly agreed; or g. manually ended. 29.3. Findit does not guarantee that Campaign approval will be completed by a proposed date where the Advertiser submits information or Creative late. 29.4. Unused time caused by a material Findit-controlled technical failure may be addressed through: a. extension; b. replacement placement; c. Campaign credit; d. proportionate refund; or e. another agreed remedy.

35. PLACEMENT AND INVENTORY

30.1. The Advertising Order must state whether placement is: a. fixed; b. rotating; c. auction-based; d. dynamically selected; e. category-based; f. location-based; g. contextual; h. subject to availability; or i. otherwise determined. 30.2. Unless a fixed position is expressly purchased and confirmed, Findit does not guarantee: a. exact position; b. continuous display; c. display to every eligible user; d. exclusivity; e. appearance above every organic result; or f. absence of competing advertisements. 30.3. Sponsored placement must not displace legally required safety or emergency information. 30.4. Findit may apply reasonable frequency limits to prevent excessive repetition.

36. CAMPAIGN TARGETING

31.1. Approved Targeting Parameters may include: a. country; b. region; c. city; d. approximate radius; e. language; f. category; g. page context; h. general interest selected by the user; i. device type; j. Campaign date or time; k. non-sensitive account preferences; and l. other lawful parameters. 31.2. The Advertising Order should identify the principal parameters. 31.3. Findit may restrict targeting where: a. the audience is too narrow; b. discrimination risk exists; c. privacy risk is excessive; d. the Campaign concerns housing, employment, finance or another sensitive context; e. minors may be affected; or f. lawful targeting cannot be assured. 31.4. Findit does not guarantee a minimum audience size unless expressly agreed.

37. PRICE AND TAX TREATMENT

32.1. The Advertising Order must state: a. advertising price; b. currency; c. whether the amount is net or gross; d. applicable tax treatment; e. payment schedule; f. Campaign Budget; g. third-party charges; h. setup or production costs; i. optional extras; and j. total payable. 32.2. Findit will apply VAT or another tax only where legally applicable. 32.3. The Advertiser is responsible for its own tax and accounting treatment. 32.4. No charge may be added unless: a. stated in the Advertising Order; b. separately approved; or c. reasonably required by an agreed Campaign change.

38. PAYMENT AND INVOICING

33.1. Advertising may be paid: a. before publication; b. by invoice; c. in agreed instalments; d. from approved Campaign credit; e. through an active online payment method; or f. through another agreed method. 33.2. Findit issues the invoice or accounting document for its advertising service. 33.3. Campaign activation may be delayed until payment is confirmed. 33.4. A screenshot or unverified transfer image is not final proof of payment. 33.5. The Advertiser must not pay into an account that has not been formally designated by Findit.

39. CAMPAIGN REPORTING

34.1. Depending on the advertising product, Findit may report: a. Campaign period; b. impressions; c. clicks; d. click-through rate; e. profile visits; f. Listing views; g. enquiries; h. attributed bookings; i. attributed orders; j. broad audience information; k. spend; l. remaining budget; and m. other agreed metrics. 34.2. The Advertising Order must identify the principal billing and reporting metric. 34.3. Metrics may differ from those shown by: a. the Advertiser’s website; b. another analytics provider; c. a social-media platform; d. a cookie-blocking browser; e. an attribution platform; or f. another third party. 34.4. Differences may arise because of: a. attribution windows; b. user consent; c. cookie rejection; d. device switching; e. fraud filtering; f. measurement methods; g. blocked scripts; or h. time-zone differences. 34.5. Findit’s records govern billing unless a clear material error is established.

40. INVALID TRAFFIC

35.1. Findit may exclude Invalid Traffic from reporting or billing where its systems identify it. 35.2. Invalid Traffic may include: a. bots; b. crawlers; c. repeated automated clicks; d. employee testing; e. click farms; f. malicious competitor activity; g. artificial refreshes; h. incentivised clicks not approved in the Campaign; i. duplicate technical events; or j. another non-genuine interaction. 35.3. Findit does not guarantee detection of all Invalid Traffic. 35.4. A verified material billing error may be remedied through: a. corrected reporting; b. replacement delivery; c. Campaign credit; d. proportionate refund; or e. another reasonable correction.

41. NO PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE

36.1. Unless a specific measurable delivery commitment appears in the Advertising Order, Findit does not guarantee: a. impressions; b. clicks; c. leads; d. messages; e. bookings; f. sales; g. revenue; h. profit; i. followers; j. applicants; k. Event attendance; l. search position; m. return on advertising spend; or n. another commercial outcome. 36.2. Advertising results depend on factors including: a. offer quality; b. price; c. demand; d. location; e. Creative; f. targeting; g. competition; h. Provider reputation; i. availability; j. seasonality; k. external events; and l. user decisions. 36.3. An estimate is not a guarantee.

42. LEADS AND ENQUIRIES

37.1. A lead or enquiry does not guarantee: a. genuine purchase intention; b. identity; c. eligibility; d. payment; e. conversion; f. attendance; or g. lawful completion. 37.2. The Advertiser must handle leads lawfully and respectfully. 37.3. The Advertiser must not: a. resell leads without lawful authority; b. add users to unrelated marketing lists; c. request unnecessary sensitive information; d. harass users; e. impersonate Findit; or f. continue contact after a valid objection where further marketing is not lawful.

43. EMAILS, NOTIFICATIONS AND DIRECT MARKETING

38.1. Findit may distribute advertising through email or notifications only where the recipient can lawfully receive the communication. 38.2. Findit controls the final: a. recipient selection; b. consent check; c. suppression list; d. send time; e. frequency; f. subject line; g. unsubscribe mechanism; and h. technical delivery. 38.3. The Advertiser must not supply a contact list unless a separately approved and lawful process exists. 38.4. Every marketing message must provide the required identity and unsubscribe information. 38.5. Delivery is not guaranteed because of: a. spam filtering; b. invalid addresses; c. notification settings; d. device restrictions; e. withdrawal of consent; or f. technical failure.

44. COOKIES AND TRACKING

39.1. Advertising cookies, pixels or similar technologies may operate only under Findit’s Cookie Policy and applicable consent settings. 39.2. Non-essential tracking must not be activated before the required consent. 39.3. Rejection of advertising cookies may reduce: a. targeting; b. frequency control; c. conversion attribution; d. cross-device measurement; and e. Campaign reporting. 39.4. The Advertiser is not entitled to receive identifying user-level tracking data unless a lawful, approved feature expressly provides it. 39.5. Findit must not promise exact conversion attribution where consent or technical conditions do not permit it.

45. COMMENTS AND USER INTERACTIONS

40.1. Sponsored content may permit comments, reactions or sharing. 40.2. Findit does not guarantee positive comments. 40.3. The Advertiser must not: a. delete criticism through unauthorised means; b. threaten commenters; c. disclose customer information; d. fabricate engagement; e. purchase fake reactions; f. retaliate against users; or g. condition support on removal of criticism. 40.4. Comments remain subject to the Community Guidelines. 40.5. Findit may disable comments where safety, moderation or Campaign design requires it.

46. CHANGES REQUESTED BY THE ADVERTISER

41.1. A Campaign change may require: a. renewed review; b. revised targeting; c. revised pricing; d. new Creative; e. delayed launch; f. a new Advertising Order; or g. additional third-party costs. 41.2. Material changes include: a. new promoted supplier; b. new product category; c. materially different claim; d. new Landing Page; e. new audience; f. new Campaign objective; g. increased budget; or h. political or regulated content. 41.3. Findit may refuse a change that creates compliance or operational risk.

47. CHANGES MADE BY FINDIT

42.1. Findit may make reasonable changes to: a. formatting; b. technical dimensions; c. display location; d. delivery schedule; e. safety labels; f. transparency information; g. targeting controls; h. reporting format; or i. other Campaign mechanics. 42.2. Where a change materially reduces the purchased advertising service, Findit will consider: a. prior notice; b. extension; c. comparable replacement; d. Campaign credit; e. proportionate refund; or f. another reasonable remedy. 42.3. Findit may make immediate changes where required for: a. law; b. security; c. safety; d. privacy; e. authority instructions; f. serious complaints; g. technical incidents; or h. prevention of fraud.

48. CANCELLATION BY THE ADVERTISER

43.1. The Advertiser may request cancellation through the dashboard or advertising support. 43.2. Before Campaign launch, cancellation treatment depends on: a. work already performed; b. Creative-production costs; c. reserved inventory; d. non-cancellable third-party costs; e. notice given; and f. the Advertising Order. 43.3. After Campaign launch, the Advertiser may be responsible for: a. advertising already delivered; b. agreed production work; c. committed third-party costs; and d. another reasonable non-recoverable cost. 43.4. Any unused recoverable balance will be handled according to the Advertising Order. 43.5. Findit does not apply a blanket rule that every advertising payment is permanently non-refundable.

49. CANCELLATION BY FINDIT

44.1. Findit may cancel a Campaign before launch where: a. the Campaign is rejected; b. verification fails; c. payment is not received; d. inventory becomes unavailable; e. the Ad is prohibited; f. the Advertiser supplied misleading information; g. legal or safety risk arises; h. the Campaign cannot technically be delivered; or i. another legitimate reason exists. 44.2. Where Findit cancels for a reason not caused by the Advertiser, Findit will provide an appropriate: a. replacement; b. Campaign credit; c. rescheduling; or d. refund for the undelivered portion. 44.3. Where cancellation results from the Advertiser’s material breach, Findit may deduct reasonable work already performed and non-recoverable costs.

50. SUSPENSION OR REMOVAL DURING A CAMPAIGN

45.1. Findit may pause or remove an Ad where: a. it becomes inaccurate; b. the Landing Page changes; c. a licence expires; d. a product is recalled; e. fraud is suspected; f. an authority or court requests action; g. intellectual-property infringement is credibly reported; h. user safety is at risk; i. the Campaign generates prohibited conduct; j. payment fails; k. the category becomes restricted; l. the Advertiser breaches these Terms; or m. another material issue arises. 45.2. Findit may request correction before restoring the Campaign. 45.3. Suspension does not automatically entitle either party to the complete Campaign price or complete refund. 45.4. Financial treatment depends on: a. reason; b. delivered advertising; c. responsibility; d. recoverable inventory; e. third-party costs; and f. mandatory law.

51. CAMPAIGN CREDITS AND REFUNDS

46.1. A Campaign credit or refund may arise from: a. material underdelivery against an express delivery commitment; b. duplicate payment; c. Findit cancellation; d. prolonged Findit-controlled technical failure; e. verified billing error; f. invalid delivery charged contrary to the agreed metric; or g. another agreed basis. 46.2. A refund is normally limited to the undelivered or incorrectly charged component. 46.3. A refund is not automatically due because: a. the Campaign generated no sales; b. users did not click; c. leads did not convert; d. users submitted negative comments; e. the Advertiser changed its strategy; f. the offer became unavailable because of the Advertiser; or g. estimated results were not achieved. 46.4. Credits must show: a. amount; b. currency; c. expiry, where applicable; d. permitted use; and e. whether transfer is allowed.

52. FINDIT’S OWN SERVICES AND PROMOTIONS

47.1. Findit may advertise: a. Direct Findit Services; b. Findit events; c. Findit features; d. Findit memberships; e. Founders Club activities; and f. other Findit products. 47.2. Direct Findit Listings must remain labelled: “Provided by Findit Sp. z o.o.” 47.3. Where Findit’s own offer receives paid-style or preferential advertising placement, the commercial or self-promotional nature should be clear. 47.4. Findit must not present its own paid promotion as neutral third-party verification.

53. CONFIDENTIALITY

48.1. Each party must protect non-public information received for the Campaign. 48.2. Confidential information may include: a. unpublished Creative; b. Campaign budgets; c. launch dates; d. commercial rates; e. targeting plans; f. non-public performance reports; g. business strategy; h. fraud controls; and i. security information. 48.3. Confidentiality does not prevent disclosure: a. required by law; b. required by a court or authority; c. to professional advisers under confidentiality; d. to subcontractors required to deliver the Campaign; or e. of information already lawfully public.

54. PERSONAL DATA

49.1. Findit processes Advertiser and Campaign data under the Privacy Policy. 49.2. Data may include: a. Advertiser identity; b. representative details; c. Campaign details; d. Creative; e. payment and invoice data; f. targeting choices; g. performance metrics; h. communications; i. reports; j. complaints; and k. moderation records. 49.3. Findit may use aggregated or appropriately de-identified reporting for Platform analysis. 49.4. User-level personal data will not be disclosed to the Advertiser merely because the Advertiser purchased a Campaign. 49.5. Where the parties independently control personal data, each party is responsible for its own compliance. 49.6. A separate data-processing or data-sharing agreement may be required for an approved advanced advertising feature.

55. SUBCONTRACTORS AND THIRD-PARTY CHANNELS

50.1. Findit may use: a. hosting providers; b. email providers; c. analytics providers; d. design contractors; e. social networks; f. search engines; g. advertising networks; h. payment providers; and i. other subcontractors to deliver an agreed Campaign. 50.2. Third-Party Channels operate under their own: a. technical rules; b. advertising policies; c. moderation rules; d. measurement systems; e. privacy conditions; and f. availability. 50.3. Findit does not guarantee that a Third-Party Channel will accept or continuously display the Creative. 50.4. Where a Third-Party Channel rejects a Campaign, the parties will consider an alternative, credit or refund based on work and costs already incurred.

56. ADVERTISER RESPONSIBILITY

51.1. The Advertiser is responsible for: a. the advertised offer; b. factual claims; c. authority to advertise; d. licences and insurance; e. prices; f. product safety; g. intellectual-property rights; h. Landing Pages; i. customer fulfilment; j. customer contracts; k. invoices for the underlying supply; l. complaints; m. refunds concerning the underlying supply; n. applicable advertising disclosures; and o. compliance with law. 51.2. Advertising through Findit does not transfer those responsibilities to Findit.

57. FINDIT RESPONSIBILITY

52.1. Findit is responsible for: a. delivering the agreed advertising service with reasonable care; b. applying required advertising labels; c. presenting agreed transparency information; d. operating Findit-controlled advertising systems; e. issuing Findit advertising invoices; f. handling complaints about Findit’s advertising service; g. protecting data under Findit’s control; and h. other obligations imposed directly on Findit. 52.2. Findit is not responsible for the Advertiser’s underlying goods, services or customer performance unless Findit is expressly the supplier.

58. ADVERTISER INDEMNITY

53.1. To the extent permitted by law, the Advertiser is responsible for reasonable losses, claims and costs caused by: a. unlawful Creative; b. false claims; c. infringement; d. lack of authority; e. prohibited products or services; f. privacy violations; g. undisclosed commercial relationships; h. regulatory non-compliance; i. unsafe products; j. illegal recruitment; k. misleading immigration advertising; or l. another breach by the Advertiser. 53.2. Findit must take reasonable steps to reduce recoverable loss. 53.3. Findit may not recover more than the loss reasonably caused. 53.4. Nothing in this Section excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded or creates an unfair contractual term.

59. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

54.1. Findit does not guarantee commercial results except for an express delivery commitment in the Advertising Order. 54.2. Findit is not responsible for indirect business expectations such as anticipated: a. profit; b. revenue; c. customers; d. investment; e. followers; f. applications; or g. market position that were not expressly guaranteed. 54.3. Nothing limits liability where limitation is prohibited by law. 54.4. Any campaign-specific liability arrangement must be stated in the Advertising Order and remain lawful and proportionate.

60. REPORTING AN AD

55.1. Users may report an Ad through: a. the Report Ad button; b. the Report Content page; or c. hello@finditeu.com. 55.2. Reports may concern: a. scam; b. misleading claim; c. hidden advertising; d. prohibited goods or services; e. impersonation; f. discrimination; g. unsafe product; h. unlawful recruitment; i. personal-data misuse; j. intellectual-property infringement; k. inappropriate targeting; or l. another Policy breach. 55.3. Reporting an Ad does not automatically prove a violation. 55.4. Findit may temporarily pause an Ad while a serious report is reviewed.

61. ADVERTISER COMPLAINTS AND APPEALS

56.1. The Advertiser may complain about: a. Campaign rejection; b. suspension; c. removal; d. labelling; e. targeting restriction; f. underdelivery; g. billing; h. metrics; i. cancellation; j. refund or credit; or k. another Findit-controlled advertising issue. 56.2. Complaints may be submitted through: a. the Advertiser dashboard; b. the Complaints and Appeals page; or c. hello@finditeu.com. 56.3. Suggested subject:

62. ADVERTISING COMPLAINT

56.4. The complaint should include: a. Advertiser; b. Campaign reference; c. affected Ad; d. disputed decision or charge; e. reason; f. evidence; and g. requested resolution. 56.5. The complaint process is free. 56.6. Eligible significant decisions receive appropriate human review. 56.7. Findit may: a. uphold the decision; b. modify the Campaign; c. restore the Ad; d. correct reporting; e. provide credit; f. issue a refund; g. request further information; or h. reverse the decision.

63. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS

57.1. Findit may update these Terms because of: a. legal changes; b. advertising-product changes; c. new targeting features; d. privacy requirements; e. platform-design changes; f. safety risks; g. third-party channel requirements; or h. operational improvements. 57.2. Business Users will normally receive notice of material changes on a durable medium. 57.3. Where applicable, Findit will normally provide at least 15 days’ notice. 57.4. A longer period may be provided where the Advertiser reasonably needs technical or commercial adaptation. 57.5. A shorter period may apply where required because of: a. law; b. regulatory direction; c. urgent security; d. fraud; e. data protection; f. serious user harm; or g. another lawful urgent reason. 57.6. A confirmed Advertising Order normally remains governed by the version accepted when it was concluded, unless mandatory law or an agreed Campaign change requires otherwise.

64. TERMINATION

58.1. The Advertiser may stop ordering new Campaigns at any time. 58.2. Termination does not erase: a. outstanding payments; b. active Campaign obligations; c. complaints; d. refunds; e. intellectual-property claims; f. confidentiality; g. data retention; h. indemnity; or i. another existing responsibility. 58.3. Findit may terminate advertising access because of: a. repeated policy violations; b. serious fraud; c. non-payment; d. illegal advertising; e. identity failure; f. repeated intellectual-property infringement; g. user-safety risk; h. political-ad circumvention; i. sanctions restrictions; or j. another material breach. 58.4. Where applicable, termination of the Advertiser’s entire business account is also governed by the Provider Terms.

65. FORCE MAJEURE

59.1. Neither party is responsible for unavoidable delay caused by circumstances outside reasonable control where reasonable mitigation is used. 59.2. Such circumstances may include: a. major internet outage; b. hosting outage; c. third-party platform outage; d. government order; e. cybersecurity incident; f. natural disaster; g. civil disorder; h. communications failure; or i. another unavoidable event. 59.3. Where a Campaign cannot be delivered materially, the parties will consider extension, replacement, credit or proportionate refund.

66. LEGAL DOCUMENT HIERARCHY

60.1. Mandatory law prevails. 60.2. The Advertising Order applies to Campaign-specific commercial details. 60.3. These Terms apply to general advertising services. 60.4. The Provider Terms apply to the broader commercial Platform relationship. 60.5. The Ranking Policy governs public ranking explanations. 60.6. The Prohibited and Restricted Policy governs advertising eligibility. 60.7. The General Platform Terms govern general Platform use.

67. GOVERNING LAW AND COURTS

61.1. These Terms are governed by Polish law. 61.2. The parties should first attempt to resolve disputes through the advertising complaint process. 61.3. This does not prevent either party from using an available competent court or other lawful remedy. 61.4. Any valid business-to-business jurisdiction arrangement may be stated in the Advertising Order.

68. CONTACT DETAILS

FINDIT SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ Registered office: ul. Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej 3/27 20-029 Lublin Poland KRS: 0001245131 NIP: 7123513870 REGON: 544892900 Share capital: 5,000 PLN Advertising support, complaints and appeals: hello@finditeu.com Telephone: +48 881 529 112 Website: https://finditeu.com

69. ADVERTISING ORDER

Campaign reference: ____________________________________________ Advertiser legal name: ____________________________________________ Trading name or promoted brand: ____________________________________________ Registered address: ____________________________________________ NIP / tax identifier: ____________________________________________ KRS / CEIDG / registration: ____________________________________________ Authorised representative: ____________________________________________ Email and telephone: ____________________________________________ Party on whose behalf the Ad is displayed: ____________________________________________ Party paying for the Ad, if different: ____________________________________________ Advertising product: [ ] Sponsored Listing [ ] Featured Listing with Sponsored label [ ] Homepage placement [ ] Category placement [ ] Banner [ ] Sponsored article [ ] Sponsored Community post [ ] Newsletter [ ] Push notification [ ] Social-media campaign [ ] Provider Spotlight [ ] Event promotion [ ] Other: ____________________________________________ Promoted Listing, product, service or Event: ____________________________________________ Campaign objective: ____________________________________________ Campaign start: ____________________________________________ Campaign end or delivery condition: ____________________________________________ Placement: ____________________________________________ Targeting Parameters: ____________________________________________ Excluded audiences: ____________________________________________ Campaign Budget: ____________________________________________ Advertising price: ____________________________________________ Tax treatment: ____________________________________________ Third-party costs: ____________________________________________ Total payable: ____________________________________________ Payment due date: ____________________________________________ Billing metric: [ ] Fixed period [ ] Fixed placement [ ] Impressions [ ] Clicks [ ] Leads [ ] Fixed Campaign package [ ] Other: ____________________________________________ Express delivery commitment, if any: ____________________________________________ Estimated results, not guaranteed: ____________________________________________ Creative-delivery deadline: ____________________________________________ Landing Page: ____________________________________________ Campaign report: ____________________________________________ Cancellation conditions: ____________________________________________ Special conditions: ____________________________________________ The Advertiser confirms that: [ ] the Advertiser is authorised to purchase the Campaign; [ ] the Advertiser has authority to promote the offer and use the Creative; [ ] the Ad and Landing Page are accurate and lawful; [ ] the actual sponsor and paying party have been disclosed; [ ] the Campaign is not political advertising; [ ] the Campaign does not use prohibited sensitive-data targeting; [ ] the Campaign complies with Findit’s Prohibited and Restricted Policy; [ ] the Advertiser accepts the Advertising, Sponsored Listings and Featured Placement Terms. For the Advertiser: Name: ____________________________________________ Position: ____________________________________________ Date: ____________________________________________ Signature or electronic acceptance: ____________________________________________ For Findit Sp. z o.o.: Name: ____________________________________________ Position: ____________________________________________ Date: ____________________________________________ Signature or electronic acceptance: ____________________________________________ Version 3.0 Effective date: 4 August 2026 © 2026 Findit Sp. z o.o.

70. V3.2 reconciliation: jobs, property, vehicles and food

Recruitment ads must identify the employer or authorised agency and any required KRAZ status. Property and vehicle ads must identify the responsible owner, broker, dealer or private seller. Food advertising must accurately disclose supplier identity, allergens and legally required information. Regulated or high-risk categories may remain enquiry-only.

71. AI-generated advertising

An advertiser remains responsible for AI-generated descriptions, translations, images and targeting inputs. Synthetic or materially manipulated media must be labelled where required and must not fabricate licences, testimonials, property condition, vehicle history, product performance or guaranteed outcomes.

72. Price reductions, comparison claims and environmental claims

An advertisement that announces a price reduction to Polish consumers must show the legally required reference price. For an ordinary product or service offered for at least 30 days, this generally means the lowest price applied during the preceding 30 days; the Platform must support the different statutory methods for newer and rapidly perishable offers. A crossed-out price, percentage saving, countdown, multi-buy or original-price claim must not create a false impression of advantage.

Comparative, performance, health, safety, financial and environmental claims must be specific, clear and supported by evidence held before publication. Generic claims such as green, climate neutral, safe, guaranteed or best must not be used where the scope, method or substantiation would mislead. Sponsored, affiliate and other commercial content must be identifiable as advertising and disclose the material commercial relationship where required.