Terms of Service
The rules for using Grafiko — for the salons that run their business on it and for the clients who book through it. These are the terms for the pilot, and they describe how the software actually behaves.
Last updated November 9, 2026
These are the terms for the pilot. The text describes what the software actually does. A lawyer has not finished reviewing it yet, so it may change. We will write to salons in advance about any material change.
Who these terms are between
There are two kinds of user, and the terms are not the same for both. A salon is a business that uses Grafiko to run its bookings. A client is a person who books an appointment through a salon's page.
Your appointment is with the salon, not with us
Grafiko provides software. The appointment itself, the service performed, the price and any cancellation rule are agreed between you and the salon.
Prices shown on a salon's page are set by that salon, and the price at the moment you book is recorded with the booking so it cannot change underneath you. Payment happens at the salon.
If a service is not what you expected, if the salon is closed when it said it was open, or if you want a refund, that is between you and the salon. We will help you reach them; we cannot settle it for you.
Accounts
You may book without an account. If you create one, give accurate details and keep your password to yourself.
Staff accounts are created by invitation from a salon. An invitation link carries a secret code, expires seven days after it is sent, and works only once — accepting it consumes it, being invited again replaces it, and having your membership deactivated cancels it. It can set a password only on an account the invitation itself created; if you already have a Grafiko account, opening the link only activates your place at the salon and you sign in with the password you already have. Do not forward it: whoever holds a live invitation can take up your place at that salon.
What a salon agrees to
By using Grafiko to run a salon, you agree to:
- Enter client details only where you are entitled to hold them, and use them only for your own salon.
- Treat client notes as what they are — records about a named person, which that person may ask to see.
- Send marketing only to clients who agreed to it, and record consent given in person only when it was actually given.
- Keep your opening hours, services and prices accurate, since clients book against them.
- Not use Grafiko for anything unlawful, and not attempt to reach another salon's data.
- Record a client's health information (an allergy, for example) only with their written consent, and only as much as the service needs.
The pilot: Grafiko is free for now
The plans shown on the pricing page differ by the number of locations, and the program really enforces that limit — it is not just a line in a table.
Grafiko is in its pilot, and salons use it free of charge. There is no fee, no card is stored and nothing is charged to anyone. The prices and the trial shown on the pricing page describe a future paid service that has not started. They do not apply to you during the pilot.
When billing does start, these terms will be updated and no salon will be charged without being told first. A trial running out does not lock a salon out of its own calendar.
Availability and support
Grafiko is early software and is provided as it is. These terms do not give an uptime guarantee or a support response time. Any service-level commitment would be in a separate written agreement, not in this page.
A salon account can be suspended by Grafiko administration — for unlawful use, for abuse of the platform, or, once billing exists, for non-payment. A suspended salon's public page stops accepting new bookings.
The data a salon puts in
A salon's client records, notes and appointment history belong to that salon. We store and process them so the software can work.
We do not sell them, do not use them to train anything, and do not show one salon's data to another. A salon can ask for its data to be removed; today that is done by hand, since there is no self-service deletion yet.
How we handle personal data in detail is set out in the privacy policy, which forms part of these terms.
Liability
To the extent the law allows, Grafiko is not liable for lost bookings, lost revenue or other indirect loss arising from use of the service. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.
This clause is pilot wording and may change after legal review.
Ending it
A salon can stop using Grafiko at any time.
A salon account is closed by hand, on request. Send the request from inside the account: “Settings” → “Request account closure” → the “Request closure” button. We delete the owner's personal data (name, email, phone, the account itself) within 10 working days of the request and confirm to you when it is done. A person deletes the salon's remaining data (services, schedule, bookings and client records) by hand within 30 calendar days of the request; there is no automatic deletion. Backup copies may hold the data for up to about 30 more days and are then deleted with them.
You can also write to [email protected].
A client deletes their own account on the account page.
We may suspend or close an account that breaks these terms. Where we can give notice first, we will.
Changes
We may change these terms. The date at the top changes when we do, and material changes affecting salons will be told to salons rather than left to be discovered.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the law of Georgia.
This clause on the court is awaiting legal review.
Questions about this page
Write to us and a person will answer. If your question is about your own data, tell us which salon you booked with — it is what lets us find the record.
[email protected]