CaptHook · capthook.ch
Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen
Unveränderliche Vertragsfassung 1.0.0 · gültig ab 2026-07-30
Scope
These terms and conditions apply to the use of CaptHook at capthook.ch by consumers and businesses. Deviating customer terms apply only if expressly accepted by the operator in text form. Mandatory statutory rights remain unaffected.
Contracting party and contract language
The contracting party is Andreas Haslbeck, St. Gallerstrasse 22, 9400 Rorschach, Schweiz. German is the binding contract language. Translations are provided for convenience; where legally permissible, the German version prevails.
Contract formation
The displayed offer is an invitation to submit an offer. The contract is formed when the customer completes the order or registration, actively accepts these terms and the operator confirms acceptance electronically or enables the service.
Service description
CaptHook receives signed webhook events, checks them against configured rules and forwards matching events to Slack, Discord or Microsoft Teams. Free includes up to 3 pipes, 2 destinations per pipe and 500 events per month; Pro includes up to 50 pipes, 10 destinations per pipe, 50000 events per month and email support. The scope described for the selected plan when the contract is formed applies. Functions not expressly promised are not owed.
Customer account
A personal account is required. Login credentials and linked accounts must be protected from unauthorised access. The customer is responsible for actions performed by the customer or authorised persons through the account.
Prices, taxes and payment
Free costs CHF 0. Pro costs CHF 9 per month. The prices shown when the contract is formed apply in CHF. Applicable taxes are included in the displayed final price. Payments are due at the times stated during ordering.
Term, renewal and termination
The contract runs for an indefinite period. It renews automatically after the agreed billing period unless terminated in time. The Pro subscription may be terminated at any time at the end of the current monthly billing period. The free contract may be ended by deleting the account.
Customer obligations
Customers must provide accurate and current information, protect access credentials and use the service only as agreed. They are responsible for ensuring that submitted content and initiated data processing are lawful and do not infringe third-party rights.
Acceptable and prohibited use
Unlawful, fraudulent or abusive use, harmful content, interference with security or availability, unauthorised access and disproportionate infrastructure load are prohibited. Legally permitted security research remains allowed if conducted responsibly and without avoidable disruption.
Availability, maintenance and changes
Continuous availability is not guaranteed unless agreed otherwise. Planned maintenance is announced in advance where possible; urgent security or incident work may occur without notice. The operator may develop the service for objective reasons if its contractual core benefit is not unreasonably impaired. Material adverse changes will be announced appropriately.
Intellectual property and rights of use
Rights in software, design, trademarks and supplied content remain with their owners. For the contract term the customer receives: a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable right to use the service as agreed. Customers retain rights in their own content and grant the operator only the rights required to perform the contract.
Warranty and liability
Mandatory statutory warranty and liability rules apply. Where legally permissible, the operator is not liable for slight negligence, indirect loss or lost profit. This does not apply in particular to personal injury, intent, gross negligence or cases where limitation is prohibited by law. Customers remain responsible for reasonable backups of their data.
Privacy
Information on personal data processing is available in the project's privacy policy. A separate agreement will be concluded where required for specific processing on behalf of a customer.
Suspension and contract termination
The operator may temporarily suspend access or terminate for good cause, including: late payment, material or repeated breach of these terms, abusive or unlawful use, danger to the security or availability of the service. Where reasonable, an appropriate cure period will be given first. Urgent measures to protect persons, data or infrastructure remain reserved. Statutory rights remain unaffected.
Governing law and jurisdiction
Swiss law applies. Jurisdiction is Rorschach, Schweiz unless mandatory statutory jurisdictions prevail. In particular, mandatory consumer jurisdictions and protections are not restricted.
Final provisions
If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue where legally permissible and statutory law replaces the affected provision. Changes are published as a new dated version and apply to existing contracts only in accordance with contractual and statutory requirements.