Terms of sale
These terms of sale apply when you buy something from Invity. They supplement our terms and privacy policy.
1. The parties
The agreement is between you as the buyer and us as the seller:
Mathi ApS
Danish company registration no. (CVR) 32890032
Nygårdsvænget 25
8370 Hadsten, Denmark
Email: hej@invity.dk
Phone: +45 2789 0091
2. What you buy
You buy the publishing of one event on Invity. Once the event is published, the invitation gets its own link, your guests can open it and reply, and you can send invitations, reminders and messages to as many guests as you like up until the party. The invitation's public address closes about two weeks after the party has been held. Your guests' replies and greetings stay in your guest list until you delete the event yourself. You pay once per event.
Creating an account, building an event, editing it and previewing it as your guests will see it is free. You only pay when you want to publish.
Before you pay, you can send up to 5 invitations free of charge, so you can see how the invitation, the email and your guests' replies work. These are real invitations: the guests you send to can open the invitation and reply. The invitations you have sent keep working, even if you never publish the event. The rest of your guest list receives their invitations once the event is published.
Add-ons, for example SMS, are shown with their price before you buy them.
3. Price
Publishing an event costs 199 kr. incl. VAT, of which VAT is 39,80 kr. The price is shown before you create the event and again on the payment page. The price you see on the payment page is the final price. All prices are in Danish kroner.
4. Payment
You pay with MobilePay through Vipps MobilePay. You are sent to MobilePay to approve the payment and then returned to Invity. The amount is charged when the payment is approved. We do not receive or store your card or account details.
5. Delivery and receipt
The event is published as soon as the payment is completed. You receive a receipt at the email address your account was created with. If no receipt arrives, check your spam folder and contact us.
6. Changing your mind
You can change your mind within 14 days and get all your money back. The window closes when you send your first invitation after the event has been published: that is the point where the service has been taken into use.
Until you send, you have a public address nobody has been told about. So you can still change your mind without a single guest having seen anything.
When you pay, you give your express consent to the event being published straight away, rather than waiting for the 14 days to pass. You accept that with the box on the payment page.
If you want to change your mind, write to us.
7. Returns and refunds
Publishing is a digital service, so there is nothing to return. Refunds apply instead:
- If you change your mind within the window in section 6, you get the full amount back.
- If we cannot publish your event after you have paid, we refund the full amount.
- We do not refund because your party is cancelled or moved. The event is still yours, and you can change its date and content.
- If you believe you are entitled to a refund for another reason, write to us. We consider each request individually.
Refunds go to the payment method you paid with.
8. If we close Invity
If we close Invity as a service, the termination section of our terms applies: you get at least 60 days' notice so you can download your data.
If you have paid for an event that falls after the closure, you get the whole amount back. You do not have to ask.
9. Complaints
If you are unhappy, contact us first. We always try to find a solution.
If that does not lead to agreement, you can complain to Mæglingsteamet for Forbrugerklager (the Danish consumer mediation team), Nævnenes Hus, Toldboden 2, 8800 Viborg, Denmark, naevneneshus.dk. Note that a minimum amount applies to the complaints they handle; the price of one event is below that limit.
10. Governing law
Purchases from Invity are governed by Danish law, and disputes are settled by the Danish courts.