Displayer

Terms of service

These terms govern your use of Displayer. They are written plainly, and where a sentence gives one side a right, it says which side.

Who these terms are between

They are between you, the business using the service, and Marketcode Sp. z o.o., a private limited company registered in Poland (ul. Mogilska 43, 31-545 Kraków, Poland, KRS 0001004108, NIP 675-177-40-99), which operates Displayer at displayer.ai. Using the service means you accept them. Questions go to [email protected].

Last updated: 17 September 2026.

What the service is

Displayer is cloud software that stores your content, schedules it, delivers it to the screens you pair, and records what each screen played. You supply the screens and the devices in front of them, along with their power and their connection.

Your account

You are responsible for who you invite to your workspace and for the role you give them. Keep credentials to yourself, use single sign-on where your plan includes it, and tell us promptly at [email protected] if you think an account has been taken over.

Subscription, screens and billing

  • Every plan is a subscription, billed monthly or yearly. There are no one-off purchases and no credits
  • Billing counts each screen that was active during the period. Team members are not counted
  • Deactivating a screen stops it counting from the next period
  • A plan renews automatically until you cancel it
  • Prices exclude local tax, which is added at invoicing
  • Changing plan applies from the next period, and yearly plans run to the end of the year purchased

Cancelling and refunds

Cancel from the billing page at any time. Access continues to the end of the period you have paid for, and we do not refund an unused part of a period. If we end the service ourselves, we refund the unused part.

Your content stays yours

You keep every right in the content you upload. You grant us only the permission needed to run the service: to store it, transcode it where a screen needs a different format, deliver it to the screens you pair, and display it to the people you invite. That permission ends when you delete the content or close the account.

What you may not publish

  • Content you do not have the right to show in public
  • Content that is unlawful where the screen stands, including material that is defamatory or infringing
  • Material intended for adults, on any screen in a space open to the public
  • Anything designed to mislead a viewer about who is speaking, including impersonation of another business

We may remove content that breaks this section, and we tell you which item and why.

Availability

We work to keep the platform available at all times and we publish an uptime commitment with an SLA on the Network and Enterprise plans. Players continue to play their downloaded schedule when the platform is unreachable, which means a screen keeps working during maintenance.

Planned maintenance is announced in advance where it could interrupt publishing. Emergency maintenance happens when it must, and we describe it afterwards.

Liability

The service is provided as described on this site. To the extent the law allows, our liability for any claim relating to the service is limited to the fees you paid in the twelve months before the claim. We are not liable for indirect loss, lost profit or the content of the messages you choose to put on your own screens.

Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

Ending the agreement

You can close your account at any time. We can end the agreement if the fees go unpaid after a reminder, if the service is used to break the law, or if use of the platform damages it for other customers. Unless the law requires otherwise, we give notice and time to export your media and your play records before access closes.

Changes to these terms

When these terms change we update the date at the top and email account holders. A change that reduces what you get takes effect at your next renewal, so you can decide before it applies to you.

Governing law

The agreement is governed by the law of Poland, and disputes are heard by the common courts competent for Kraków, Poland, unless a mandatory consumer or business protection in your own country gives you a different forum.