Terms and Conditions
The conditions that govern using loadfront's services.
LOADFRONT GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Hi there! We’re glad you’ve decided to use loadfront. Before you start, take a few minutes to read these terms and conditions. We explain everything clearly and directly, with no fine print or surprises.
WHAT WILL YOU FIND HERE?
These are the rules of the game: your rights and responsibilities as a user, and ours as your provider. They apply to all our services, although each one may have its own additional specific terms.
No time to read it all? Check out our executive summary with the most important points.
QUICK SUMMARY
- By using loadfront, you accept these terms
- Each specific service may have its own additional terms
- If you have a registered account, we always give you advance notice if something important changes
- Keep your information up to date and use our services legally
- If you’re an EU consumer, you have 14 days to withdraw without giving a reason
- We take care of the infrastructure, you take care of your content
WHO’S WHO?
loadfront (us): LoadFront, S.L. (Tax ID: B13556931)
For full corporate information, see our Legal Notice.
User (you): The adult individual or company using our services or holding an account with us.
User account: Your personal space with credentials to access our services.
User content: Everything you upload, publish, or store using our services.
API token: Your personal key for using our APIs programmatically. Treat it like your password: keep it safe.
THE BASIC RULES
This document is a legal contract between you and loadfront. It’s as official as any contract signed on paper.
These terms apply to all our services. If you’re acting on behalf of a company, you confirm you’re authorized to do so.
Service-specific terms: Each service may have additional specific terms. We present them clearly before you sign up, and you can review them from your panel. In the event of a conflict between these general terms and the specific ones, the specific terms prevail for that particular service.
The terms in force at the time you use or renew a service always apply. It’s your responsibility to stay up to date.
We need your information to be accurate and current. If you give us incorrect data, we cannot be held responsible for the problems this may cause.
HOW DO YOU GET STARTED WITH LOADFRONT?
You need to create an account with some personal data. We process it according to our Privacy Policy, which strictly complies with GDPR and Spanish regulations.
Keep your account secure. Use strong passwords and let us know immediately if you suspect unauthorized access.
You can sign up for services from:
- Your control panel (the easiest way)
- Our APIs (using your token)
- Email, from your registered address
Signing up via API: If you activate services via API, it’s your responsibility to check the current price beforehand. By activating, you automatically accept the price in effect at that moment.
BILLING: CLEAR AND WITHOUT SURPRISES
Transparent billing models:
- Prepaid: Monthly/annual services you pay for before use
- Pay-as-you-go: You pay only for what you consume (per GB, per hour…)
- Mixed: A combination of both, depending on the service
Automatic renewal: Fixed-term services renew automatically unless you cancel them at least 1 day in advance from your panel. Pay-as-you-go services can be cancelled whenever you like, but you pay for what you’ve consumed up to that point.
If there are payment issues: We give you at least 7 days’ notice before suspending anything, so you have time to sort it out.
Payment methods: Credit/debit card, bank transfer, or direct debit. All payments in euros, banking costs are your responsibility.
Electronic invoices: You receive them by email and can download them from your panel. If you prefer paper, you can request it from your panel at no extra cost (Spanish addresses only).
YOUR RIGHTS AS A CONSUMER
If you’re an EU consumer:
Right of withdrawal: 14 days from sign-up to cancel without giving a reason. We refund everything (minus return costs) within a maximum of 14 days.
How to withdraw: Send a clear email to hi@loadfront.com. No special forms needed.
Exceptions to withdrawal:
- Services you’ve already started using with your prior consent
- Custom configurations we cannot reuse, such as domain names
- Fully performed services
Dispute resolution: For consumer disputes you can turn to:
- Spanish consumer arbitration (www.consumo.gob.es)
- Regional Consumer Arbitration Boards
- Mediation specialized in digital services
If you’re not an EU consumer:
- You’re only entitled to a refund if we expressly agree to it in writing.
CHANGES TO THESE TERMS
We may update these terms whenever necessary.
We’ll always notify you: For significant changes, 30 days in advance by email and a notice in your user panel.
Your decision: If you don’t like the changes, you can cancel your services. If you keep using them after the changes, we understand that you accept them.
YOUR CONTENT, YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
You are solely responsible for everything you upload or generate with our services.
You declare that you hold all rights to your content and that it doesn’t infringe on any laws or third-party rights.
Prohibited content - You may not use loadfront for:
- Illegal, fraudulent content, or content that infringes intellectual property rights
- Defamatory, discriminatory, violent, or hateful material
- Viruses, malware, or harmful software
- Violating the privacy or image rights of third parties
- Illegal or misleading advertising
- Any activity that violates the law
We reserve the right to review and remove content that breaches these terms or is the subject of well-founded third-party complaints.
RESPONSIBILITIES: WHO DOES WHAT
As a provider, we have clear responsibilities, and so do you. This separation is essential for everything to work well.
loadfront is responsible for:
The infrastructure:
- Physical protection of our hardware, hosted in data centers with professional physical security
- Security of our own systems and networks
- Updates to our own systems and hardware
- Encryption between our systems
- Availability of the services, on a best-effort basis
- Functionality of the services
You are responsible for:
Your content and configurations:
- Security of your contracted services
- Users, passwords, and access to your systems
- Updates to operating systems and applications you install
- Backups of your content (very important!)
- Firewall and network configuration according to the service
- Legal compliance regarding your specific data
- Ethical and legal use of our services
This separation means you have full control over your content while we guarantee that the infrastructure is secure and reliable.
BACKUPS: BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY
Our backups: We back up the platform configuration, your account, and service metadata.
Your backups (crucial): You are responsible for backing up your content, applications, data, and configurations. In the future, we’ll give you tools to make this easier, but setting them up and using them is up to you. Back things up regularly, and check every so often that you can actually restore them.
MIGRATION AND DATA PORTABILITY
Your right to portability:
- Free export tools in standard formats
- Documented APIs for automated migration
- No restrictions or penalties for switching providers
Orderly exit process:
- 30-day grace period after cancellation to export all your data
- If you have VMs: they’re blocked the moment you cancel — a block that can’t be reversed, to prevent abuse — and permanently deleted once the grace period ends
- Deletion certificate available on request: certifies complete erasure once the process is finished
CERTIFICATIONS AND COMPLIANCE
Current standards:
- GDPR compliance with a formally appointed DPO
- Infrastructure in certified data centers in Spain
- Procedures based on ISO 27001 best practices
Certification roadmap (without commitment to specific dates):
- ISO 27001: Information security management
- ENS: Spain’s National Security Framework for public-sector customers
- SOC 2 Type II: Security controls audit
- Regular security audits by independent third parties
- Sector code of conduct: Adherence to specific European standards
SERVICE LEVELS
- Launch phase: We don’t yet publish a formal Service Level Agreement (SLA) with availability percentages or automatic compensation. We work on a reasonable best-effort basis to keep our services available and stable. As the service matures, we’ll publish specific, measurable commitments with associated compensation, and we’ll let you know when they’re available.
IF THINGS GO WRONG
Overdue payments: If you accumulate debts for services already used, we may report this to credit agencies and take collection action.
Breach of terms: We may suspend or cancel your access if you breach these terms. Before any permanent suspension, we give you the opportunity to fix it whenever possible.
Indemnification: If you cause us damages by breaching these terms (e.g. we’re sued over your content), you’ll have to indemnify us.
EXPERIMENTAL SERVICES
- Alpha, Beta, Early Access: Some new services are labeled this way because they’re under development. They may change, have bugs, or be unstable. They carry no availability guarantees. Use them at your own risk, but your feedback helps us enormously.
IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS
What we DON’T cover:
- Indirect damages we could not reasonably have foreseen
- Loss of expected profits not previously communicated
- Damages caused by third parties unrelated to loadfront
- Problems arising from your breach of these terms
- Data loss due to inadequate backups
Liability limits: If we’re found liable for damages, our financial liability is capped at the amount you paid in the 12 months prior to the incident.
Enhanced protection:
- €300,000 professional civil liability insurance (Hiscox)
- Commitment to full transparency in incident communication
- Certifiable security measures (roadmap toward ISO 27001)
Exceptions: We do not limit our liability in these cases:
- Damages caused by proven willful misconduct or gross negligence
- Breach of personal data protection obligations
- Liabilities that the law does not allow to be limited
Force majeure and third-party liability: We are not liable for breaches arising from force majeure (natural disasters, wars, pandemics) or from failures of external providers (transit, datacenter, power supply) beyond our reasonable control.
ABUSE PREVENTION AND ANTI-SPAM POLICY
We’re just the infrastructure: We provide the technical services, but you’re responsible for the content that runs through them.
If we receive complaints: We notify you so you can fix it. If it’s serious, you have 48 hours; otherwise, up to 7 days. If you don’t take action within that time, we suspend the service until it’s resolved.
Email and SPAM: Port 25 is open for legitimate use. If you send SPAM, we’ll block it. After three blocks, we may refuse to unblock it permanently.
FINAL LEGAL MATTERS
Assignment: You may not transfer these terms without our consent. We may do so in the event of a merger or sale, notifying you.
Applicable law: Spanish law, always.
Competent courts:
- If you're a consumer: The courts of your domicile will have jurisdiction, under consumer protection regulations.
- If you're a business or professional: The courts of Ciudad Real will have jurisdiction.
- In both cases: With express waiver of any other jurisdiction that might otherwise apply.
Severability: If any part of these terms is declared invalid, the rest remains valid.
COMPLAINTS MANAGEMENT AND PROCEDURES
Structured complaints procedure:
- First level: Direct contact with technical support from your panel or email to hi@loadfront.com
- Response time: 72 business hours for acknowledgment, 7 business days for resolution
Your rights in the procedure:
- A written response to all complaints
- A detailed explanation of decisions made
- The right to request review by a different person
- A copy of all relevant documentation
External escalation: If we don’t resolve your complaint satisfactorily:
- Consumers: Consumer arbitration or consumer associations
- Businesses: Commercial mediation or judicial proceedings
- Personal data: The Spanish Data Protection Agency (www.aepd.es)
CONTACT
General email: hi@loadfront.com
Privacy: privacy@loadfront.com
For full corporate information, see our Legal Notice.
Effective date
© 2026 LoadFront, S.L. All rights reserved.
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