Terms of Use

1. What LazyOne is

LazyOne is a marketing production workspace. It stores a brand profile you create and uses the AI provider whose key you connect to produce strategy documents, advertising concepts, copy, scripts, metadata, marketplace listings and media prompts from briefs you submit.

Where the provider you connect supports it, LazyOne can also generate images and video clips and assemble them into files; each is charged to you by that provider. Steps LazyOne does not perform are labelled as manual steps in the product. If you connect a marketplace seller account, LazyOne also shows your listings and sales and can make the changes described in section 8.

2. Accounts

You are responsible for the accuracy of your account information and for keeping your credentials secure. You must tell us promptly if you believe your account has been accessed without your authorisation. You must be legally able to enter an agreement in your jurisdiction, and you must not share one account across people who should have separate access.

3. Your content

You retain ownership of the brand information, briefs, product data, images and documents you upload. You grant us the limited permission needed to store that content and to process it in order to provide the service, including transmitting the relevant parts of it to the AI provider that generates your requested output.

You confirm that you hold the rights required for everything you upload. This matters most for logos, product photography, brand assets and reference material created by someone else.

4. Generated output

AI output is a draft, not advice and not a guarantee of accuracy. You are responsible for reviewing, verifying and approving anything before you publish it, advertise with it or submit it to a marketplace.

LazyOne separates facts you supplied from model inference and flags claims that require external evidence. It does not fabricate research, statistics, quotations, citations, certifications, prices or competitor facts. Where a claim cannot be supported, it is marked for verification rather than invented — but the final responsibility for accuracy is yours.

5. Acceptable use

You must not use LazyOne to:

• impersonate a person, brand or organisation you do not represent;
• copy a competitor’s creative material or pass it off as your own;
• produce misleading claims, fake testimonials or unverifiable before-and-after results;
• produce content that is unlawful in your jurisdiction, including restricted claims for regulated categories such as health, finance, supplements or cosmetics;
• attempt to extract another user’s data, bypass access controls, or probe the platform for vulnerabilities without written permission;
• submit automated traffic that degrades the service for others.

6. Regulated categories and advertising rules

Advertising platforms and marketplaces apply their own policies, and some categories require additional review or disclosure. AI-generated media may need to be disclosed depending on the platform and the law that applies to you. Meeting those obligations is your responsibility.

7. What we do not promise

• We do not promise search rankings, conversion rates, sales or advertising performance.
• We do not promise that a marketplace will accept a listing.
• We do not promise that generated output is unique, or that it is free of third-party rights.
• We do not promise uninterrupted availability. The service is provided as it is.

8. Marketplace connections

You can connect a marketplace seller account, such as Amazon Seller Central or a Flipkart seller account. You do this yourself, through the marketplace’s own sign-in, and by connecting it you confirm that you are allowed to give LazyOne access to that account.

LazyOne changes a connected listing only when you tell it to: listing changes you approve, or, on Amazon, a pricing optimizer that you activate, which sets prices only within the minimum and maximum you choose and which you can pause at any time. You are responsible for the changes you approve and for the rules you set for anything you activate.

These features depend on the marketplace’s own services and its rules for access. LazyOne cannot promise that a marketplace will keep offering the access it relies on, or that its data will always be complete or current.

You can disconnect a marketplace at any time in LazyOne, and you can also withdraw LazyOne’s access in the marketplace’s own settings (on Amazon: Seller Central → Apps and Services → Manage Your Apps). What disconnecting removes is described on the data deletion page.

You must not use LazyOne to:

• connect a seller account you are not authorised to use;
• obtain marketplace information you are not authorised to access;
• get around a marketplace’s access controls, or use scraping or other automated collection in place of the access the marketplace grants.

9. Third-party providers

LazyOne relies on third-party infrastructure for hosting, database, storage and authentication, on the AI providers whose keys you connect, and optionally on an external workflow provider for notifications. Each processes only the data its function needs; data read from a marketplace seller account is never sent to an AI provider. The privacy policy describes this in more detail.

10. Service changes and availability

Features described as beta, manual steps or coming soon may change or may not ship. We may modify, suspend or discontinue parts of the service. Where a change materially reduces functionality you rely on, we will aim to give reasonable notice.

11. Deletion and retention

You can delete brands, assets and your account. Deletion consequences are described in the privacy policy, including which records are removed immediately, which are retained for a limited period for security and audit purposes, and what cannot be recovered afterwards.

Closing your account also removes your connected accounts, their credentials and the marketplace data held for you. Disconnecting a single marketplace, and connected Facebook, Instagram and Meta advertising accounts, have their own routes; the data deletion page sets out what each removes and how.

12. Liability

This section requires legal review before it can be relied upon. Our intention is to limit liability to the maximum extent the applicable law permits, and to exclude indirect losses including lost profit, lost revenue and lost data. The enforceable form of that limitation depends on the operating entity and jurisdiction and has not yet been settled.

13. Suspension

We may suspend or terminate access where these terms are breached, where use threatens platform security or other users, or where we are required to do so by law.

14. Governing law and disputes

Pending legal review. The governing law, jurisdiction, dispute-resolution process and grievance-officer details required in the operating jurisdiction will be stated here before these terms are treated as binding.

15. Contact

Questions about these terms: brandbucksconsulting@gmail.com.