Terms of Service - przetarg.eu

version 3.2 · effective 7 September 2026 · wersja polska

Language note: this English translation is provided for convenience. In case of any discrepancy, the Polish version is binding. przetarg.eu is a product running on the DomaAI platform; matters not regulated here are governed by the DomaAI Platform Terms accepted at account registration. In case of conflict, these Terms prevail for przetarg.eu services.

§1. Service Provider

The service is provided by Marcin Kisieliński, conducting business as MADD Marcin Kisieliński (brands MADD / DomaAI / przetarg.eu / spacerent.pl), service address: ul. Kajki 10-12, 10-547 Olsztyn, Poland, VAT ID (NIP) 7422297084, REGON 545106682. Contact: kontakt@przetarg.eu (also for complaints and withdrawal notices).

§2. Definitions

§3. Technical requirements and rules of use

§4. Scope of the service

przetarg.eu is a tool for public-procurement contractors, comprising:

The current, binding scope of features and limits per Plan is described in the pricing. The "Roadmap" section on the homepage is for information only and does not constitute a commitment to deliver the announced features.

§5. Account

Using the panel requires a przetarg.eu account, created upon registration. przetarg.eu and DomaAI are separate products - the account, plan and payments are independent, even with the same e-mail address or Apple account; an account created in one service does not grant access to the other. The contract for the free Plan is concluded upon registration, for an indefinite period; it can be terminated at any time by deleting the account in the settings.

Team accounts. The owner of an account on a Plan that allows it may invite other people to a team, granting them the role of "viewer" or "bid handling". The data remains the account owner data - a Member receives no monitors, limits or Plan of their own, and the owner may revoke access at any time. One account may belong to one team; a person working for two companies creates two accounts. The owner is responsible for whom they share data with and ensures those people are authorised to see it.

§6. Plans, payments and trial period

§7. Right of withdrawal (Consumer and PNPK)

§8. Conformity of the service and complaints

§9. AI content - disclaimers and transparency

§10. Notice data and the public market database

Notices come from public, official sources: the e-Zamówienia API (Polish Public Procurement Bulletin, BZP), TED (Supplement to the Official Journal of the European Union), the Baza Konkurencyjności database and the public interfaces of procurement platforms used by contracting authorities (including eB2B and platformazakupowa.pl). The Provider strives to keep data current but is not liable for delays or errors on the sources side. The notice at the contracting authority is always authoritative.

Re-use of TED data. TED notices are retrieved through the public TED Search API and re-used under the TED legal notice and Commission Decision 2011/833/EU on the re-use of Commission documents: with acknowledgement of the source and without distorting the content. Every TED notice carries a source acknowledgement ("Source: TED - Supplement to the Official Journal of the EU, ted.europa.eu, © European Union"). The European Union institutions are not liable for the consequences of such re-use. We retrieve data at a rate limited on our side and we honour throttling signals sent by the source.

The public Contractor and buyer database and the "Check NIP" tool present public information on awarded public contracts (Art. 18 and 74 of the Public Procurement Law) in aggregated form, as published in BZP, covering up to the last 24 months. This data is for information only - it does not constitute an assessment of any entity's reliability or capacity; values of multi-lot awards and consortia refer to entire proceedings. Corrections and objections to processing (sole proprietors): kontakt@przetarg.eu - see Privacy Policy, section 4c.

§11. Limits and fair use

Plans differ in the number of monitors, scan frequency and daily limits of AI analyses and Assistant messages. The "Check NIP" tool is rate-limited per IP address. Actions burdening the infrastructure beyond normal use (automation, bulk downloading of Service content - including the public market database - other than search-engine indexing, panel scraping, account sharing) are prohibited.

§12. Liability

§13. Personal data

Data processing is described in the przetarg.eu Privacy Policy and the DomaAI Privacy Policy.

§14. Out-of-court dispute resolution

A Consumer may use free assistance of, among others, municipal (district) consumer ombudsmen or consumer organisations; information: uokik.gov.pl. The EU Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) platform was discontinued on 20 July 2025 and is no longer available.

§15. Amendments

We announce amendments in the panel or by e-mail at least 14 days in advance, unless the change results from law or concerns new, optional features. A user who does not accept the amendments may terminate the contract (cancel the subscription / delete the account) before they take effect, at no cost; amendments do not apply retroactively to a paid period. Version 1.0 was effective 2-3 August 2026, version 2.1 from 7 to 12 August 2026, version 2.2 from 13 to 26 August 2026. Version 2.2 corrected §5: a przetarg.eu account is separate from a DomaAI account. Version 3.0 (27 August 2026) covers the Mobile App for iOS (§2, §3, §6 and the new §16 with the terms required by the App Store), team accounts (§5), the full list of notice sources together with the rules for re-using TED data (§10), the ICS calendar within the scope of the service (§4) and a clarification of how AI content is marked in exported documents (§9). The changes are clarifying and expanding in nature - they do not limit user rights or the scope of the Plans. They concern new, optional features (the Mobile App, teams, the calendar) and clarifications of the description - under the exception in the first sentence of this paragraph they take effect on the date of publication. If you nevertheless do not accept the new wording, you may cancel the subscription or delete the account at any time at no extra cost. Version 3.1 (27 August 2026) amends §7: a withdrawal is settled under Art. 35 of the Polish Consumer Rights Act, that is with payment for the period of use up to the day of withdrawal rather than a full refund - together with the information required by Art. 12(1)(11) of that Act and a worked example. The new wording applies to contracts concluded from 27 August 2026; contracts concluded earlier remain governed by §7 in the wording of version 3.0, that is a refund of the entire payment collected. Version 3.1 was in force from 27 August 2026 to 6 September 2026. Version 3.2 (7 September 2026) adds to §6 a free 14-day Plus Plan trial without a card for newly created Accounts (granted automatically, without a contract for a paid Plan) and clarifies that the pricing shows net and gross prices, the gross price being the amount payable. The change introduces a new, optional benefit and does not limit users' rights or the scope of the Plans - under the exception in the first sentence it applies from the date of publication.

§16. Mobile App - terms required by the App Store

The following provisions apply solely to the Mobile App downloaded from the App Store and follow from that platform rules. They do not limit any Consumer or PNPK rights arising from mandatory provisions of law.

§17. Final provisions

Polish law applies, provided that this choice does not deprive a Consumer of protection granted by provisions that cannot be excluded by contract. Should any provision prove invalid, the remainder stays in force. For disputes with users who are not Consumers/PNPK the court competent for the Provider's seat has jurisdiction.