For JetSift, offered by Anurag Shekhar, Voltairestraße 11, 10179 Berlin. For businesses only. As of 11 November 2026. This English version is for reading; the German version applies.
1. These terms apply to every contract for JetSift between Anurag Shekhar (the "provider") and the customer.
2. JetSift is only for businesses within the meaning of § 14 BGB, legal persons under public law and special funds under public law. Consumers within the meaning of § 13 BGB cannot enter into a contract. When signing up and by ordering, the customer confirms they act in the course of their trade, business or profession and are 18 or older.
3. The customer's own terms do not apply, even if the provider does not object to them.
1. JetSift measures how AI services recommend the customer's venue. Every month it asks a fixed set of 25 questions, written for the venue and its market, of several AI services, currently ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google's AI Mode, Perplexity and Grok, each question three times.
2. For every paid month the customer gets a report, under paragraph 5: how often and in which place the venue is named in the answers, with statistical ranges, which sources the answers cite, and a ranked list of actions, each with a step-by-step guide written from the platform's own help pages and, where it needs one, a text to paste that JetSift drafts from the customer's own information.
3. One subscription covers one venue.
4. JetSift drafts, the customer approves. This includes replies to the Google reviews of their venue, the check of their website and an FAQ draft for it. JetSift publishes nothing on the customer's behalf and approves nothing in their name. The customer checks every draft, approves it, publishes it themselves and is responsible for what they publish. Whether and how they act on the actions and drafts is their own decision. JetSift does not write, ask for or reward reviews.
5. There is one report per paid month. It runs by itself once the month is paid and 28 days have passed since the last completed report. If the customer chooses in Settings to start their reports themselves, they start the month's report from the dashboard once the month is paid and 28 days have passed; JetSift tells them by email. A month in which the customer starts no report is not carried over to a later one. A report that does not finish does not count.
1. The contract is made when the customer completes the order on the website and the first payment through the payment service Stripe succeeds. The customer accepts these terms when signing up and again on Stripe's payment page, each time with a tick.
2. The contract language is German. The customer can view, save and print these terms at any time at jetsift.com/agb. The provider does not store the contract text separately; the customer finds the order's details and the invoices in Stripe's customer portal. The customer can check and correct their entries on Stripe's payment page before completing the order.
1. The subscription costs €29.90 a month. The price includes statutory VAT where VAT is due.
2. The price is due monthly in advance and collected through Stripe.
3. Outside the euro area, Stripe may show and charge the price in the customer's own currency at its own rate. Stripe shows the amount before the customer pays. The agreed price is the price in euros.
4. If a payment fails, Stripe tries it again several times over about two weeks. Until it comes in, the next report waits. If it still fails after that, the subscription ends without either side having to cancel it, and the invoice for the unpaid month is voided. So the customer never pays for a month in which they received no report.
5. A promotion code the provider has handed out is entered by the customer when paying, on Stripe's page. It lowers the price under paragraph 1 by the amount, and for the time, that Stripe shows before payment; after that the full price applies again. Even where a code waives a payment in full, the customer gives a card, from which the following months are collected.
1. The subscription runs for a month at a time and renews for another month unless cancelled.
2. The customer can cancel at any time, in the customer portal under "Manage billing". The cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid month. Until then the subscription runs as before, and after it no new reports are made. Amounts already paid are not refunded pro rata.
3. The provider can cancel with four weeks' notice to the end of a paid month.
4. Either side's right to cancel for good cause is unaffected.
5. When the subscription ends, the provider deletes the account's data, with its venue, questions and reports, twelve months later, unless the customer subscribes again before then. Only what tax law requires is kept. Stripe holds the invoices.
6. The customer can delete the account in Settings at any time. That ends the subscription at once, and the provider deletes the account's data straight away instead of twelve months later. Amounts already paid are not refunded pro rata.
1. The reports measure answers from AI services. These answers vary from run to run and from month to month. That is why JetSift asks every question three times, gives every rate with its statistical range, and calls a change a change only when a statistical test supports it.
2. A report describes the answers measured at the time of measuring. It is no guarantee of future answers, of rankings, of guests or of sales.
3. Actions, guides and drafts are non-binding suggestions, based on the answers measured, the customer's own information and the platforms' help pages, which can change. They are written with AI and can contain mistakes. The customer checks them before using them.
4. The AI services' answers the report shows, and what JetSift reads from them, can state facts that are wrong. JetSift shows them as they were measured and does not vouch for what they say.
1. JetSift asks third-party AI services, whose availability, answers and terms the provider does not control.
2. If an AI service is unavailable, for a while or for good, the report runs with the others. The report shows the missing service as unavailable. A report is compared only with reports that ran with the same services.
3. The customer's statutory rights in case of defects are unaffected. Regardless of them, the customer can cancel at any time to the end of the paid month under § 5 (2).
1. The customer gives true information about the venue and keeps their login details secret.
2. The customer may use the reports for their business and share them with others, such as their agency.
1. The provider is liable without limit for intent and gross negligence, for injury to life, body or health, and under the Product Liability Act.
2. For a slightly negligent breach of an essential contractual duty, one whose fulfilment makes the contract possible at all and on which the customer may rely, the provider is liable only for the foreseeable damage typical of the contract.
3. In the cases of paragraph 2, liability per incident is limited to twelve times the monthly price under § 4 (1).
4. Otherwise liability for slight negligence is excluded.
The provider processes personal data as the controller, under its privacy policy at jetsift.com/datenschutz, including the addresses the customer shares reports with.
The provider may change these terms for the future. It announces changes at least six weeks before they take effect, in text form. If the customer does not object by then, they count as accepted, and the announcement says so. If the customer objects, either side may cancel as of that date.
1. German law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
2. If the customer is a merchant, a legal person under public law or a special fund under public law, the place of jurisdiction is Berlin.
3. If a provision is invalid, the rest of the contract stays valid.