Trust center

yoou.io legal center

Last updated: September 5, 2026

A single place for the legal, privacy, automation, security, billing, and vendor documents that support yoou.io as a professional SaaS workspace for Print-on-Demand sellers. The provider register now identifies the services currently used for authentication, email, billing, assisted processing, public image storage, and market-data collection.

Service operator and contact

Service operator and data controller: yoou.io
Business address: Rue de la Wantzenau, 67116 Reichstett, France
Country of establishment: France
General contact: support@yoou.io
Privacy contact: privacy@yoou.io
Security contact: security@yoou.io

Core terms

Terms of ServiceAccount, SaaS access, subscriptions, generated output, marketplace data, and liability terms.Acceptable Use PolicyRules for lawful use, marketplace compliance, IP, automation, and abuse prevention.Refund and Cancellation PolicyTrial, subscription, cancellation, failed-payment, and refund handling.

Privacy and data

Privacy PolicyWhat data yoou.io collects, why it is processed, and user privacy rights.Cookie PolicyCookies, analytics, preferences, authentication, and consent context.Data RequestsHow users can request access, deletion, correction, portability, or objection.Data Processing AddendumController/processor terms for professional users and business customers.

Automation and vendors

Assisted FeaturesHow generated content, image tools, automated processing, and human review are handled.Editorial PolicyHow research articles are sourced, reviewed, updated, and corrected.SubprocessorsInfrastructure, payment, email, authentication, processing, and data-service providers.

Trust and security

SecurityEncryption, access control, API key handling, incident reporting, and operational safeguards.Security.txtMachine-readable security contact and vulnerability disclosure channel.

Operational note

These documents are written for a production SaaS launch, but they are not a substitute for advice from a qualified lawyer in your operating jurisdiction. Review them before launch, especially if you change billing providers, processing services, marketplace-data sources, or data retention practices.