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(Effective: March 7, 2026)
These General Terms and Conditions ("GTC") govern the general terms of use of all services provided by the Service Provider (including in particular virtual private server (VPS), web hosting, domain registration and maintenance, e-mail service, scanning/security assessment services, as well as software, platform, infrastructure, managed security and artificial intelligence-based services).
The GTC are an inseparable part of all contracts concluded between the Service Provider and the Client (Subscriber). If the Parties agree otherwise in an individual Order Form, Service Agreement or other written agreement, the provisions of the individual agreement shall prevail in the event of a conflict.
Name: NewPush Europe Kft.
Seat / Address: 2600 Vác, Thomas Edison utca 27, Hungary
Phone: +36 30 756 4514
Company registration number: 17-09-013203
Tax number: 23885884-2-13
EU VAT number: HU23885884
Website: mikrovps.net
Customer Service: support@mikrovps.net (ticket/e-mail)
GDPR data request: privacy@newpush.com
Complaint reporting: info@mikrovps.net
The Service Provider provides technical support and communication – in the absence of a different, written individual agreement – in writing (e-mail, ticket). In the case of certain managed services, the Parties may agree on different support channels (e.g., telephone support) in a separate contract.
In the case of certain services, licensed software or cloud services, the Service Provider's affiliates or third parties (e.g., Microsoft, Google, Kaseya, Amazon Web Services, Cloudflare, Red Hat) may also cooperate. If the Order Form or Service Agreement expressly designates a different contracting party (for example, TheNewPush LLC, 3700 O'Donnell Street, Suite 200, Baltimore, Maryland 21224, USA), the contract for the given service is concluded with the designated party.
GTC: These General Terms and Conditions.
Service Provider: NewPush Europe Kft. as defined in section 1.1, or if the Order Form/Service Agreement provides otherwise, the service provider designated therein.
Client (Subscriber): Any natural or legal person or organization without legal personality who orders or uses the services of the Service Provider.
User: A private person authorized by the Client who uses the Services on behalf of the Client (including the Client's employees, subcontractors, administrators).
Service(s): Any service provided by the Service Provider, including in particular VPS, web hosting, domain registration and maintenance, e-mail service, SaaS/PaaS/IaaS, managed security services (MSSP), scanning/risk assessment services, and AI/Generative AI services, according to the applicable product descriptions and/or Order Form.
Contract: The legal relationship established between the Service Provider and the Client for the use of the Service, which is governed by these GTC and the applicable Order Form/individual agreement.
Order Form / Service Agreement: A document/online order/confirmation recording the specific Services, fees, subscription duration, parameters, SLA and other individual terms ordered by the Client.
Pricing: The fees published by the Service Provider or the fees recorded on the applicable Order Form.
Subscription Period: The period for which the Client has ordered the given Service and for which their payment obligation applies.
Client Portal: The online interface provided by the Service Provider for managing Services, orders, billing, tickets and communication.
MikroVPS: Self-service infrastructure services and related supplementary services provided by the Service Provider under the "MikroVPS" brand name available under mikrovps.net.
Documentation: Documents, guides, product descriptions, setup and usage materials provided or made available to the Client by the Service Provider.
Configuration: The Client's hardware, operating system, software and internet connection conditions necessary for the use of the Services.
Client Data: All electronic data, content or information entered into or stored in the Services by the Client or its Users, including settings, logs, configurations and communication data, if provided by the Client.
Confidential Information: Any information disclosed by one party to the other party as confidential according to point 5.6, or which by its nature is considered confidential.
Intellectual Property Rights: All registered or unregistered intellectual property rights (copyright, software law, database law, patent, know-how, trademark, trade secret, etc.).
Third-Party Services: All services, APIs, software, platforms or integrations that were not developed by the Service Provider but which are used by the Services or through which they are available.
Usage Limits: Quantitative or technical limits (e.g., number of users, Authorized Identifiers, API requests, storage space, bandwidth) determined by the Service Provider (or upstream service provider).
Authorized Identifiers: Identifiers of persons loaded into the systems for auditing purposes; their number may not exceed the quantity specified on the Order Form.
SLA: Service level agreement; commitments regarding the availability and support level of the Services, as recorded in the GTC and/or the Order Form.
AI Services / Generative AI: Any function or service that uses artificial intelligence, machine learning or generative models to produce outputs.
Output: Results generated by the AI Services (e.g., text, suggestion, report, classification, summary).
High-Risk Activities: Use where a failure could lead to death, personal injury or serious environmental damage (e.g., nuclear facilities, air traffic control, life-saving systems).
Regulated Data: Data subject to special compliance or regulatory requirements (e.g., data subject to ITAR or protected health information according to HIPAA).
The GTC apply to all Services provided by the Service Provider and form an inseparable part of the Contract.
By ordering the Service, registering on the Client Portal, signing the Order Form/Service Agreement or any use of the Services, the Client declares that they have read and accept the GTC.
The Service Provider is entitled to unilaterally amend the GTC. The Service Provider shall publish the amendments by notice on the website at least 15 days prior to their entry into force, and may also send a notification to the e-mail address provided by the Client about significant amendments (those materially affecting the Client's rights or obligations). By continued use following the entry into force of the amendment, the Client accepts the amended GTC.
In the case of a Consumer Client, the rights and implied warranty/guarantee provisions provided in the relevant legislation cannot be restricted even by amending the GTC.
The Contract is concluded by ordering the Services available on the Service Provider's website or on the Client Portal, sending the order, paying the fee (if applicable), and the Service Provider's confirmation. The Contract is concluded electronically; the order and the confirmation record the chosen Service, its fee, duration and main parameters.
The Client accepts that they may not use a disposable (single-use) e-mail address for the use of the Service, and is obliged to provide a live telephone number at which the Service Provider can reach them if necessary.
The Client warrants the truthfulness of the data provided during the order and is obliged to report any change in data immediately. The Client is liable for damages resulting from the inaccuracy of data or failure to report.
If the Client acts on behalf of a company or other legal person, they declare that they are entitled to bind the organization to the terms of the Contract.
Terms deviating from the GTC may be recorded by the Parties in a written individual contract; in the event of a conflict, the provisions of the individual contract shall prevail.
The subscription period, renewal, and termination conditions for the Services are determined by the applicable Order Form and/or product page.
In the case of ordinary termination, both Parties are entitled to terminate the Contract with a 30-day notice period, which - unless otherwise provided - is effective at the end of the subscription period of the given Service.
The Service Provider is entitled to immediately suspend or terminate the Service if it reasonably believes that the Client is violating the GTC, law, or if the suspension is necessary to prevent damage caused to the Service Provider's infrastructure, other clients or third parties.
The Client is entitled to terminate the Contract with immediate effect if the Service Provider seriously and repeatedly breaches its essential obligations undertaken in the Order Form or the SLA, and the Service Provider does not remedy the breach within a reasonable deadline despite the Client's written notice.
Unless otherwise agreed, paid fees are non-refundable. The Service Provider is obliged to refund or credit money exclusively on the basis of a legal obligation or express, written SLA/credit rule.
Upon termination of the Contract, access to the given Service - at the Service Provider's decision - may terminate immediately. The Service Provider may delete the Client's data and backups after the expiry of the subscription; the data may be deleted no later than the 30th day following the expiry, unless law prescribes longer retention.
Certain third-party subscriptions (for example, Microsoft CSP/NCE structures) may be subject to a manufacturer cancellation ban. The Client acknowledges that after the expiry of the manufacturer cancellation time window (often 168 hours), such subscriptions are non-cancellable and non-refundable for the entire commitment period, and the Client is responsible for paying the fees for the remaining period.
The Service Provider may provide, in particular, the following Services (according to the current offer):
The exact content, limits, fees, SLA and prerequisites of each Service are recorded in the product descriptions and/or the applicable Order Form.
The Service Provider provides the Client with a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable right to access and use the Services for the duration of the Subscription Period, exclusively for the Client's own internal business or personal purposes, within the framework of the Contract, the Order Form and the Documentation.
The Client is not entitled to sell, rent, sublicense or make available the Services or the related software to a third party, unless the Service Provider expressly authorizes this in writing (e.g., reseller structure).
MikroVPS services are self-service infrastructure services.
Within the framework of MikroVPS services, NewPush Europe Kft. provides technical support exclusively in written form (e-mail, ticket) for quality assurance and error handling reasons.
The use of written communication and the ticketing system ensures that reported problems, as well as their investigation and solution, are fully logged, documented and traceable.
In the case of other managed services provided by NewPush Europe Kft. and not sold under the MikroVPS brand name, the Parties may agree on different support channels (e.g., telephone support) in a separate contract.
The use of MikroVPS services does not include telephone technical support, regardless of the subscription duration or pricing.
It is the Client's sole responsibility that its systems, equipment and network connections comply with the Configuration necessary for the use of the Services.
The Client is obliged to configure its own systems and networks securely, keep them up-to-date, and operate them in accordance with applicable laws and industry standards.
The Service Provider does not guarantee the functionality of devices or services outside its network and is not liable for outages resulting from such external factors.
The Client is responsible for all activities carried out under its User accounts, and for ensuring that its Users comply with the Contract and applicable laws.
The Client is obliged to treat credentials (password, API key, access token, etc.) confidentially and is obliged to take commercially reasonable measures to prevent unauthorized access. It is forbidden to embed credentials into open-source projects, public repositories or insecure scripts.
The Client is obliged to immediately notify the Service Provider of any unauthorized use, data protection or security incident, or suspicion.
The Service Provider is entitled to apply Usage Limits (for example, number of API requests, data storage volume, bandwidth, number of Authorized Identifiers/users) if this is necessary to maintain the performance and availability of the Services or to fulfill upstream provider/license terms.
The Client undertakes to comply with the Usage Limits and not to attempt to circumvent them.
The Client acknowledges that the Service Provider - and the Third-Party Service Providers integrated into the Services - are entitled to monitor the use of the Services for the purpose of quality assurance, troubleshooting, maintaining security and checking contractual use.
The Client accepts that upstream licensors (including in particular Microsoft, Google, Kaseya and other suppliers) may be entitled to conduct an audit to check compliance with license terms (for example, checking for multiplexing or license abuse), with reasonable prior notice. The Client shall not prevent such checking within the framework of applicable laws.
The availability of Services may vary by Service; specific commitments are recorded in the product description and/or the Order Form (SLA).
The Service Provider may perform routine (planned) maintenance, of which it shall inform the Client electronically at least 7 calendar days in advance, except in the case of urgent, security or extraordinary maintenance.
The Service Provider may undertake that the availability reaches 99.9% on an annual basis; for the measurement of availability, the Parties accept the Service Provider's records, unless the Order Form provides otherwise.
The time of pre-announced maintenance - unless otherwise provided - is not included in the availability commitment calculation.
The Client acknowledges that the Service Provider may make backups in case of failure of its own infrastructure. The purpose of the backups is to support the Service Provider's business continuity; the Service Provider may make the backups available to the Client according to its own possibilities, but - in the absence of a written SLA - assumes no responsibility for the completeness, accuracy and availability of the backups.
The Client is obliged to provide for its own, independent backup strategy in order to preserve Client Data.
A Service for which there is no fee (not including the case where the prerequisite for use is the existence of another, fee-paying product) qualifies as a Free Service.
The Service Provider may suspend, restrict or terminate the free Services in whole or in part with 15 days' prior written notice. The Service Provider does not undertake an SLA or liability for the availability of the free Services or the integrity of the data stored there.
In the case of using domain services, the Client orders the service in writing or electronically, which the Service Provider confirms in writing. The Contract for the given domain service is concluded on the basis of the domain order and confirmation.
By applying for a domain, the Client declares that they accept the regulations prescribed by the registration organization of the selected TLD (ending), and acknowledges that in matters related to domain delegation/maintenance, the decision of the registry may be decisive.
The Client accepts that by starting domain registration or transfer, the data provided by them may be forwarded to the registry, and the registration cost is typically non-refundable upon initiation of the registry process, even if the registration or transfer is not completed for any reason.
The Service Provider may provide the following scanning/cyber-protection services according to the current offer:
The Client is obliged to provide the necessary access and authorizations for the performance of the scans, and undertakes to request scanning only on systems and networks for which they are entitled or have appropriate permission.
The Service Provider performs the scanning services professionally, in accordance with industry standards, treats the information obtained confidentially, and informs the Client of the main results and risks.
The Client acknowledges that the scans do not provide a 100% guarantee for uncovering all security gaps or vulnerabilities, and the Service Provider - in the absence of a different legal provision - is not liable for system or network problems, data loss or business outage potentially arising during the scans.
The Service Provider's liability for damages arising in connection with the scanning services - within the framework of applicable laws - may not exceed the amount of the fee actually paid for the given scanning service.
If a software license is required for the use of the Services which is not provided by the Service Provider, the Client is obliged to provide for the procurement and existence of the lawful license. The Service Provider shall not be liable for the lawful use of the software used by the Client.
Software installation or setup performed by the Service Provider shall be considered successful and accepted if the Client does not report an error in writing within 5 working days following the handover.
Software provided as part of the Services may contain open-source components, which are subject to their own license terms. Compliance with open-source licenses is a common interest of the Client and the Service Provider; the use of open-source components is primarily governed by the relevant license.
Certain Third-Party Services or licensed software may require the acceptance of the vendors' end-user license agreements (EULA). The Client acknowledges and undertakes to comply with such EULAs. Example: Red Hat EULA - https://www.redhat.com/en/about/eulas
The Client is obliged to use the Services lawfully, in accordance with the GTC and applicable laws, and is obliged to ensure that its Users also act accordingly.
The Services were not designed or intended for High-Risk Activities. The Client may not use the Services in situations where a failure could lead to death, personal injury or serious environmental damage.
It is forbidden to interfere with, disable or remove any management agent or security component (e.g., RMM, EDR, CrowdStrike, Kaseya VSA) installed by the Service Provider for the purpose of managed services. The Client acknowledges that such interference may result in the restriction or exclusion of service level commitments, warranties and compensation obligations regarding the given endpoint.
In the event of a breach of any provision of this Chapter 3, the Service Provider is entitled - at its discretion - to immediately restrict, suspend or terminate the Services without prior notice. During the period of restriction, the service fee - unless otherwise provided - remains due.
The consideration for the ordered Service can be settled in particular in the following ways (according to current availability):
In the case of credit card payment, the amount of open pro-forma invoices may be charged to the credit card saved by the Client 1 day before the expiry of the payment deadline. The Client acknowledges that in the case of choosing credit card payment, the credit card may be automatically saved in the system for the purpose of facilitating recurring charges, according to the terms of the relevant payment service provider.
If the fee for the Service is not settled by the deadline, the Service Provider reserves the right to restrict, suspend or terminate the Service.
The Service Provider sends a pro-forma invoice to the e-mail address registered on the Client Portal 14 days before the payment deadline. If the Client does not pay by the deadline, the system may send reminder messages within 3 days following the deadline.
If payment is not made during this time either, the system may automatically suspend the Service on the 4th day. During suspension, the Service becomes unavailable, but the data may still be temporarily available.
If the Client does not settle the debt even within 21 days from the payment deadline, the Service Provider is entitled to delete the Service and the related data. In the case of deletion, there is no guarantee for the restoration of the Service; typically exclusively a new Service with basic configuration can be started.
A suspended Service can be restored - according to technical possibilities - following settlement of the debt.
The Service Provider stores passwords in its own systems with one-way encryption (hash).
The Service Provider does not examine the content of Client Data stored or handled by the Client, except if law, authority inquiry or the security of the service (e.g., detection of malicious files) justifies it. It treats information that comes to its knowledge during maintenance or troubleshooting confidentially.
The Service Provider may log activities affecting its systems within its scope, and typically keeps log data for a maximum of 1 year, unless law provides otherwise or incident handling justifies longer retention.
In the relationship between the Service Provider and the Client, the Client retains all ownership rights in the Client Data.
The Client declares and warrants that they possess all necessary rights, permissions and consents to make the Client Data available to the Service Provider (including consents of Users and data subjects, if necessary). The Client is exclusively responsible for the accuracy, quality and legality of the Client Data.
The Client provides the Service Provider and its subcontractors (including Third-Party Service Providers) with a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free right to the extent necessary for the provision of the Services to access, store, process, transmit, modify and otherwise handle the Client Data for the purpose of providing, maintaining, ensuring and developing the Services, as well as in the scope required by upstream provider/license terms.
The Client acknowledges that if Client Data are processed by or submitted into Third-Party Services, the terms of the given providers may prescribe broader rights for the use of Client Data; acceptance of these is the Client's responsibility.
The Service Provider discloses Client Data to third parties only on the basis of a legal obligation or authority inquiry, or in the cases recorded in the Privacy Policy.
The Client consents that the Service Provider may use the results of scans for anonymous, statistical purposes.
The Client may not upload, submit or make Regulated Data (e.g., data subject to ITAR, protected health information according to HIPAA) available to the Services, unless the Service Provider has consented to this in advance, expressly and in writing.
The Service Provider's own data handling practice (client data, billing) is governed by the Privacy Policy available at https://www.mikrovps.net/en/privacy-policy.
If the Client stores personal data on the Service Provider's infrastructure within the framework of the Service, the terms of data processing between the parties are determined on the basis of Article 28 of the GDPR by Annex 1 (Data Processing Addendum) of these GTC, which forms an inseparable part of the contract.
"Confidential Information" is all information disclosed by one party ("Discloser") to the other party ("Recipient") orally or in writing that has been designated as confidential, or which by its nature or the circumstances of disclosure is reasonably considered confidential. The Service Provider's Confidential Information includes in particular the Services, Software, Documentation, pricing, APIs and integration details; the Client's Confidential Information includes in particular the Client Data.
The Recipient protects the Discloser's Confidential Information with at least reasonable care, does not use it for purposes outside the scope of the Contract, and only makes it accessible to those for whom it is necessary for the performance of the Contract and who are subject to at least the same level of confidentiality obligation.
Information that (i) becomes public without breach of an obligation to the Discloser, (ii) was lawfully in the Recipient's possession prior to the Discloser's disclosure, (iii) comes to the Recipient's knowledge lawfully from a third party, or (iv) was created by the Recipient through independent development does not qualify as Confidential Information.
In the case of disclosure required by law or authority provision, the Recipient is entitled to disclose the Confidential Information to the necessary extent, provided that it notifies the Discloser in advance to the legally permitted extent and provides reasonable assistance at the Discloser's expense to contest the disclosure.
The Client acknowledges that the Services may rely on, integrate with, or provide access to various Third-Party Services (e.g., Microsoft, Google, Kaseya, AWS, Cloudflare). These services may be fundamental to the operation of certain functions or the Services as a whole.
The Service Provider does not control the operation, availability, security, functionality or policies of Third-Party Services. Third parties may change or terminate their services without prior notice; the Service Provider's liability for outages resulting from this - in the absence of a legal obligation - is excluded.
The Client's access to and use of Third-Party Services is primarily governed by the terms of the given providers. The Client acknowledges that services affecting Microsoft or Google may be subject, for example, to the Microsoft Customer Agreement (MCA) and the Google Cloud Master Agreement; such upstream terms may be binding on the Client.
In the case of Services also including hosting services, the Client acknowledges that if a notification regarding illegal content is received by the Service Provider, or the Service Provider otherwise becomes aware of illegal content, the Service Provider is entitled to remove the illegal content, restrict its visibility, or terminate access to it, if the illegality is identifiable even without a detailed legal investigation, and according to applicable laws.
During the period of restriction, the service fee - unless otherwise provided - remains payable unchanged.
All Intellectual Property Rights related to the Services and the Software are and remain in the ownership of the Service Provider or its third-party licensors/suppliers. The Contract does not transfer ownership to the Client; the Client exclusively acquires the usage right according to point 2.2.
The Client retains ownership in respect of Client Data. The Client is responsible for ensuring that Client Data do not violate the rights of third parties.
In the case of AI Services - unless otherwise provided - the Client owns the Output. At the same time, the Service Provider retains all rights to the underlying AI models, algorithms, weightings, training methodologies and data already owned by the Service Provider.
The Services and the Software are provided "as is" and "as available". Except as the Parties expressly provide otherwise in a separate, written SLA, the Service Provider does not undertake an express or implied warranty, including implied warranties regarding merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title or non-infringement.
Access to or use of Third-Party Services also takes place on an "as is" basis; the Service Provider does not assume liability for errors, outages or changes in third parties' services.
In the case of AI Services, the Client acknowledges that generative models are of a probabilistic nature, and may produce inaccurate or misleading results ("hallucination"). The Service Provider does not undertake a warranty for the accuracy of AI Outputs; the Client is obliged to check the Output independently before relying on it.
The Service Provider applies commercially reasonable industry standards to protect its own platform and infrastructure. The Client acknowledges that security is a shared responsibility: the Client is responsible for the protection of User credentials, the security of its own endpoints and internal systems, and environments not managed by the Service Provider.
In no event shall the Service Provider, its licensors, suppliers or the providers of Third-Party Services be liable for accidental, indirect, consequential, special, exemplary or punitive damages, including in particular loss of use, data loss, business or profit loss, or costs of procuring substitute products or services, in connection with the Contract.
The Service Provider's aggregated, monetary liability for all claims arising from or related to the Contract - to the maximum extent permitted by law - shall not exceed the amount of fees actually paid by the Client to the Service Provider for the relevant Services during the six (6) months directly preceding the damage event. In the case of scanning services, the liability limit is at most the fee paid for the given scanning service.
The above limitations are applicable regardless of the legal ground of liability (contract, tort, negligence, etc.).
The limitation of liability cannot be applied in the case of intentional damage, or cases excluded by law (in particular violation of life, physical integrity or health). In the case of a Consumer Client, the mandatory rights provided by law cannot be restricted.
The Client is obliged to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Service Provider, its executive officers, employees, affiliates, subcontractors, suppliers and licensors against all claims, lawsuits or proceedings submitted by a third party arising from the following:
Indemnification also extends to reasonable attorney fees and other costs, if applicable laws permit this.
Neither party is liable for the performance of obligations contained in the Contract in cases where an unavoidable event outside the parties' control (force majeure) arises. Such circumstances are to be considered in particular: natural disaster, fire, flood, authority provision, state of emergency, riot, civil war, war, strike or similar work stoppage, server attack, hacker attack, unauthorized access, etc.
If the duration of suspension due to a force majeure event exceeds one month, either party is entitled to terminate the Contract with immediate effect.
The Client may indicate an objection, comment related to the Service Provider's activity, services, employees or omission in writing to the Service Provider on the support channels.
The Service Provider investigates the received complaint within 8 days, and provides information on the results of the investigation within 15 days from the receipt of the complaint, and remedies the error if possible.
Official complaint reporting e-mail address: info@mikrovps.net. In the case of a complaint reporting method different from those determined in the GTC, the Service Provider may exclude its liability regarding compliance with the response deadline.
In the case of rejection of the complaint and a legal dispute arising following the complaint, the Client is entitled to all legal remedy possibilities prescribed in legislation. A Consumer Client is entitled to turn to the conciliation body according to their place of residence, or initiate a proceeding at the competent consumer protection authority.
The Parties strive to settle disputed questions primarily through negotiation. In the event of failure of this - in the absence of a different legal provision - the exclusive jurisdiction of the court having jurisdiction according to the Service Provider's seat may be stipulated.
In the case of a Consumer Client, the provisions regarding jurisdiction are applicable within the framework of the relevant consumer protection and procedural rules; exclusive jurisdiction against a consumer can only be stipulated in a manner permitted by law.
The Client is obliged to report a change occurring in the provided data immediately, but at the latest within 7 days following the data change, to the Service Provider. The Service Provider is not liable for damages arising from the failure to report. If the implementation of data changes involves a cost, the cost shall be borne by the Client.
The Service Provider may modify the Contract at the Client's request if a change occurs in the person of the Client as a result of inheritance, succession or transfer, according to applicable laws and the Service Provider's procedures.
These GTC and the Contract are - in the absence of a different, express provision - governed by Hungarian law, in particular the Civil Code and the relevant sectoral legislation. If the Order Form designates a different contracting party regarding the given Service, the governing law and jurisdiction may be settled by the given individual agreement.
The Client acknowledges that certain Services, software or their derivatives may fall under the scope of export laws and regulations of the United States and other jurisdictions. The Client undertakes not to use the Services in countries under embargo, and not to violate applicable export or sanction rules, and further declares that they do not appear on a prohibition list.
The Client may not make a public statement about its contractual relationship with the Service Provider in a manner that would suggest a partnership, sponsorship or support without the Service Provider's prior written approval.
Provisions that by their nature are applicable after termination remain in force even following the termination of the Contract, in particular: intellectual property, Client Data, confidential information, provisions regarding third parties, disclaimer of warranty, limitation of liability and indemnification.
The Service Provider may make previous versions of the GTC available on the website or upon individual request.
These GTC and the applicable Order Form(s) / Service Agreement(s) constitute the entire agreement between the Parties in their subject matter, and supersede all previous oral or written agreements, proposals or statements in the same subject matter.
If any provision of the GTC is found to be invalid or unenforceable, it does not affect the validity of the other provisions; the Parties strive to replace the invalid provision with a valid provision that is as close as possible to the economic goal.
The Client may not assign or transfer its rights and obligations arising from the Contract (including access to the Services) without the Service Provider's prior written consent, except in the case of succession.
The Service Provider is entitled to use subcontractors and data processors for the performance of the Services. The Service Provider is liable for the activities of subcontractors according to applicable laws.
This Data Processing Addendum ("DPA") records the terms under which NewPush Europe Kft. (as Processor) processes personal data on behalf of the Client (as Controller) during the provision of the Service. This annex qualifies as a written contract according to Article 28 of the GDPR.
The Processor undertakes and warrants the following:
This annex becomes part of the agreement between the parties by accepting the General Terms and Conditions. If there is a conflict between the GTC and this DPA, the DPA shall prevail in data processing questions.
1. Right of withdrawal: You are entitled to withdraw from this contract within 14 days without justification. The withdrawal deadline expires 14 days from the day of the conclusion of the contract.
2. Exception (Important!): You may not exercise your right of withdrawal in the case of a contract for the provision of a service after the completion of the entire service, if the Service Provider began performance with your express, prior consent, and you acknowledged that you lose your right of withdrawal following the completion of the entire service.
3. Declaration: You may indicate your intention to withdraw by e-mail at support@mikrovps.net. You may use the following declaration template: "I, the undersigned, declare that I exercise my right of withdrawal in respect of the following service: [service name, order number]."
Previous Versions of the General Terms and Conditions