Terms of use

By using Sponsords, you agree to use its educational resources responsibly and understand the limits described below.

1. Educational service

Sponsords provides general sponsorship planning information and browser-local worksheets. It is not a marketplace, agency, law firm, financial adviser or funding service.

2. No commercial guarantee

Using a guide, brief or checklist does not guarantee funding, a sponsor introduction, approval, performance or any particular commercial outcome.

3. User responsibility

You are responsible for checking facts, rights, permissions, laws, contracts, claims, taxes, insurance, data protection and suitability for your jurisdiction and audience.

4. Local tools

Tool entries are stored only in the browser. You are responsible for backups and for avoiding confidential, personal or sensitive information. Reset and browser controls may permanently remove a draft.

5. Acceptable use

Do not disrupt the site, probe security, introduce harmful code, misrepresent Sponsords endorsement, scrape personal data or use resources to facilitate deceptive sponsorship claims.

6. Intellectual property

Original site text, layout and brand elements are protected. You may quote brief portions with attribution for commentary or internal planning, but may not republish substantial guides as your own service.

7. External materials

Links and third-party services are provided for context. Sponsords does not control their availability, terms, security or accuracy and does not endorse them merely by linking.

8. Disclaimers

Resources are provided as available without a promise that every page is complete, current or suitable for a specific transaction. Consult qualified specialists for legal or regulated matters.

9. Liability

To the extent permitted by law, Sponsords is not responsible for indirect loss, missed opportunities, contract disputes, lost local drafts or decisions made solely from general educational content.

10. Changes and governing principles

Terms may change with the service. Mandatory consumer rights remain unaffected. Disputes should first be raised through the contact page with enough detail to identify the issue.