Fineupp

Terms & Conditions

The terms for CVInfo.me, PyCorner and other Fineupp services.

Effective 11 November 2026

1. Who I am

These terms are an agreement between you and Fineupp, a sole proprietorship (eenmanszaak) of Kevin Keller, John Deelaan 26, 2135 XA Hoofddorp, the Netherlands, KvK 91339448, VAT ID NL004887547B98 (“Fineupp”, “I”, “me”). You can reach me at Email me.

2. What these terms cover

They apply to CVInfo.me, PyCorner (section 14) and to any other service Fineupp provides to you, including 1:1 career advice, whether you use them as a consumer or for your business. Where the rules differ, I say so. If an individual offer (for example for career advice) says something different, the offer takes precedence for that service.

3. Your account

You need a Fineupp account to buy credits and publish on CVInfo.me. You must be at least 16 years old to create one, and at least 18 (or have a parent’s or guardian’s permission) to make a purchase. Keep your login details secure and tell me straight away if you think someone else has used your account.

4. CVInfo.me credits and prices

  • CVInfo.me works with prepaid credits. There is no subscription and no recurring fee: you buy credits when you want them, and they stay valid as long as your account exists. The one exception is automatic top-ups, which only happen if you switch them on yourself — see below.
  • What credits cost, and what each credit buys (for example a page, a presentation or a video link), is shown on cvinfo.me/pricing at the time you buy. Prices for consumers include VAT.
  • The purchase is concluded when your payment succeeds, and the credits are added to your account immediately. You receive a confirmation by email.
  • Payments are processed by Mollie B.V. I never see your full card or bank details.
  • The AI assistant is paid from your credits by what it uses, charged at 1 credit = €0.50 of AI usage at my prices, VAT included. My price covers the AI provider’s own charge and the service around it (the gateway, the content checks, the sandbox), so it is a multiple of what the provider charges me. Each answer shows its price; whole credits are deducted as usage adds up, and there is a daily limit. Creating a page or presentation through the assistant costs the same credits as in the editor. AI feedback on a video is paid the same way and only charged when it works.
  • One credit always stays for the AI. Pages, presentations and links never use your last credit — it remains in your account for the AI assistant and AI feedback, which are the only things that can use it. To create something, your balance must therefore be at least its price plus one credit.
  • Free credits. Credits I give away, for example with a voucher code, work like bought credits, but they are used first and are never refunded or paid out — also not under section 6. A voucher code can be used once per account and only until it expires.
  • Free links and invite rewards. Each person gets the free first links, the welcome credit and invite rewards once. They aren’t available to throwaway addresses or to further accounts on the same mailbox, and an invite reward is paid only when the invited person makes their first purchase (at most 25 rewards per person). I can hold back or take back free credits that were obtained with fake or duplicate accounts.

Automatic top-ups (optional)

  • You can ask CVInfo.me to buy credits for you when your balance runs low, so a standing job search or the AI assistant does not stop mid-way. This is off unless you switch it on.
  • You choose all of it: the balance that triggers a purchase, which credit pack is bought, and a maximum amount per calendar month that is never exceeded. At most one top-up is in progress at a time and never two within an hour.
  • Switching it on authorises me, through Mollie, to charge the payment method you used to set it up, without asking again each time. Mollie stores that authorisation (a “mandate”); I never see your card or bank details.
  • Every automatic top-up is confirmed by email and invoiced like any other purchase, and the 14-day right of withdrawal in section 6 applies to it in exactly the same way.
  • You can switch automatic top-ups off at any time on the credits page, which also cancels the mandate at Mollie. If a charge is refused twice in a row, I switch them off for you and send you an email saying so.

5. Career advice

Career advice is agreed individually by email. The offer states what is included, the price, how sessions are scheduled and how to pay.

6. Right of withdrawal (consumers in the EU)

Credits. If you are a consumer, you can withdraw from a credit purchase within 14 days of the purchase without giving a reason. I then refund the credits from that purchase that you haven’t used yet: the price you paid divided by the credits in the package, times the unused credits (at most the credits still in your account). Credits you have already used are not refunded — by using them you asked me to deliver that part right away, so your right of withdrawal ends for it. The refunded credits are removed from your account.

Career advice. If you are a consumer, you can withdraw from a career advice agreement within 14 days without giving a reason. If you ask for a session to take place within the 14 days, you pay a proportionate amount for what has already been delivered when you withdraw. Once the advice has been fully delivered at your request, the right of withdrawal ends.

How to withdraw. Send me a clear statement by email or by post (addresses above) — replying to your purchase confirmation is enough. You can use the model form below, but you don’t have to. I refund you within 14 days of receiving your withdrawal, using the same payment method, at no cost to you.

If you use the services for your business, there is no right of withdrawal.

7. Not happy?

Email me within 30 days of your purchase and I’ll make it right — by fixing the problem, giving your credits back, or refunding you. I decide case by case. This comes on top of your statutory rights if a service doesn’t work as it should.

8. Your content

  • You keep all rights to what you upload (videos, texts, images). You give Fineupp permission to store, process and display it as needed to run the service — including publishing it at the address you choose — for as long as it is on CVInfo.me.
  • You are responsible for your content and must have the right to publish it. Not allowed on CVInfo.me — in videos, pages, presentations, images and redirect addresses:
    • anything illegal, or that infringes someone else’s rights (copyright, trademarks, privacy);
    • sexually explicit, violent, hateful or discriminatory content, and content that glorifies self-harm;
    • phishing, scams and fraud — for example forms that ask for passwords, card or bank details, fake job offers, get-rich or crypto schemes;
    • malware, crypto mining, hidden or obfuscated code, pushed downloads, and pages that send visitors to another site automatically;
    • pretending to be another person, company or service;
    • spam and pages that have nothing to do with you;
    • other people’s personal data without their permission.
  • How I check content. Every new video, image, page and presentation version is checked automatically before it goes public: by an AI model hosted in the EU (Scaleway, Paris), and for pages also by fixed rules on the code (for example password fields or automatic redirects). Redirect addresses are checked against European safety lists. The automatic check never removes anything on its own: it either lets content through or holds it back, and then I decide personally. Until then, a page’s previous version stays online. I also look at a random sample of what the check let through.
  • Repeated problems. If two of your uploads are rejected, or I find another reason to, I review each of your uploads personally before it goes public. In serious or repeated cases I can take content offline or suspend your account (section 11).
  • When I remove or restrict something, I tell you by email what it was, why, which rule it breaks, and whether it was found automatically or reported. You can object by replying to that email; I will look at it again personally and let you know. Your right to go to court is not affected.
  • Reporting content. Anyone can report content on CVInfo.me at cvinfo.me/report or as described in the legal notice. I confirm every report that includes an email address and say what I decided. If content suggests a threat to someone’s life or safety, or child sexual abuse, I report it to the competent authorities as the law requires.
  • The AI assistant drafts content from what you tell it and can make mistakes. Check it before you publish — you are responsible for what you publish. Nothing is created (which costs credits) or published without your confirmation.

9. Availability

I work to keep the services available and secure, but I can’t guarantee uninterrupted operation. Maintenance can cause short interruptions. Keep your own copies of content that matters to you.

10. Liability

  • Nothing in these terms limits liability for intent or gross negligence, for death or personal injury, or any other liability that cannot be limited by law.
  • If you are a consumer, your statutory rights apply in full.
  • If you use the services for your business, my liability is limited to the amount you paid Fineupp in the 12 months before the event, and I am not liable for indirect damage such as lost profit or lost data.

11. Ending the contract

  • You can delete your account at any time. Withdraw first if you want a refund for unused credits (section 6); credits left in a deleted account are not refunded.
  • I may suspend or end your access if you seriously or repeatedly break these terms or the law. I tell you why. If I end the service without such a reason, I refund your unused credits.

12. Changes to these terms

I may update these terms. For changes that affect you, I email you at least 30 days before they take effect. If you don’t agree, you can close your account before then and I refund your unused credits. Changes never apply to purchases already made.

13. Complaints and applicable law

  • Complaints: email me and I will reply as soon as possible.
  • Dutch law applies. If you are a consumer living in another EU country, you also keep the protection of the mandatory consumer law of your country, and you can bring a claim before the courts where you live.

14. PyCorner

  • What it is. PyCorner (pycorner.dev) lets you build and publish Python data apps that run in the browser. It has its own account at app.pycorner.dev; sections 3 and 9–13 apply to it as well.
  • Plans. There is a free plan and Pro. What each includes and what Pro costs is shown on pycorner.dev and in the app before you subscribe. Prices include VAT.
  • Pro is a monthly subscription. You pay each month in advance through Mollie, and it renews automatically every month until you cancel. You can cancel at any time under Billing: no further payments are taken, Pro stays active until the end of the month you paid for, and then your account moves to the free plan. Months already started are not refunded, except under withdrawal (below) or section 7.
  • Withdrawal. If you are a consumer, you can withdraw from a Pro subscription within 14 days of subscribing, without giving a reason (send it as in section 6). Pro starts right away because you ask for it when you subscribe, so if you withdraw I refund what you paid minus the share for the days you already had Pro.
  • Price changes. I tell you at least 30 days before a new price applies to your subscription. If you don’t agree, cancel before then.
  • Your projects. You keep all rights to your code and content and give Fineupp permission to store, build and publish them as needed to run the service. The content rules of section 8 apply to your projects and the apps you publish. Also not allowed: using PyCorner to attack, scan or overload other systems, to mine cryptocurrency, to send spam, or to get around the limits of your plan. You are responsible for what your published apps do.
  • Data gateway. Only connect databases and APIs you are allowed to use. You are responsible for the credentials you store and for what your apps do with that data.
  • AI assistant (Pro). It suggests code and can be wrong — check it before you rely on it. Pro includes a daily amount of AI use, shown in the app.
  • When Pro ends (after cancelling, or when a payment fails and is not made up), the limits of the free plan apply again. Keep copies of anything that matters to you.

Model withdrawal form

(Only fill in and return this form if you want to withdraw from the contract.)

To: Fineupp, Kevin Keller, John Deelaan 26, 2135 XA Hoofddorp, the Netherlands — email: Email me

  • I hereby withdraw from my contract for the following service: ……
  • Purchased on: ……
  • Name: ……
  • Address: ……
  • Signature (only if this form is sent on paper): ……
  • Date: ……