Terms and conditions
Terms and conditions for partners
These terms apply to all partners who market advertisers' products and services through Spudo's platform. They are governed by Danish law.
Last updated 6 October 2026
- For companies onlyPartners must be a company, association or other legal entity with owners over the age of 18.
- Monthly settlementCommission is settled monthly and paid net 15 days by bank transfer in EUR.
- Minimum EUR 500Commission earned below EUR 500 is carried forward to the next month.
- Danish lawThe agreement is governed by Danish law with the Court of Aalborg as venue.
The parties and the agreement
The agreement is entered into between the partner and Spudo ApS, which operates a partner network bringing advertisers and digital partners together.
Spudo ApSCompany reg. no. (CVR) 40156518 · VAT no. DK40156518
Ladegårdsgade 4, 1. sal
9000 Aalborg
Denmark
Spudo only enters into agreements with companies, associations and other legal entities whose owners are over the age of 18. Private individuals cannot become partners. Nor does Spudo work with companies in countries to which our bank cannot make payments.
The partner signs up via Spudo's platform at spudo.everflowclient.io and accepts these terms on registration. The agreement takes effect once Spudo has approved the partner and applies until it ends under the section on term and termination.
Spudo is free to approve or decline an application and is not obliged to give reasons for a rejection.
Definitions
Commission models
The commission for each campaign is shown in the platform. We work with four models:
A fixed commission when the partner has delivered a user who has signed up with the advertiser.
A fixed commission when the user has signed up and completed a first purchase or first deposit.
A percentage of the revenue the advertiser earns from the customers the partner has delivered.
A fixed commission per lead or customer combined with a percentage of the revenue.
Spudo's obligations
Spudo provides:
- Operation of the platform and access to the services covered by the agreement
- Ongoing statistics on clicks, sign-ups, new customers and commission earned
- Tracking links, banners, logos and marketing guidelines
- Information about new campaigns and their terms
- Support and a dedicated contact person
- Payment of approved commission in accordance with the payment terms
If technical failures occur outside Spudo's control, such as an outage at an internet provider or tracking errors at an advertiser, we notify the partner and work to resolve the problem as quickly as possible. Such failures do not entitle the partner to compensation.
The commission shown in the platform is provisional until the advertiser has approved the results. Only approved commission is paid out.
The partner's obligations
The partner must:
- Use Spudo's tracking links in all marketing and not alter their appearance, placement or function
- Have Spudo's approval before marketing a campaign
- Comply with the law in the countries the marketing targets – including marketing and data protection rules
- Comply with the special rules that apply to regulated industries such as gambling
- Hold the licences and permits the partner's own business requires
- Only market in the markets and channels the campaign is approved for
- Refrain from targeting marketing at people below the legal age for the product
- Keep the company and bank details on the account up to date
The partner is itself responsible for having the right to market the advertiser's products in the channels used and the markets chosen.
Marketing that requires approval or is prohibited
Only with Spudo's written approval:
- Email marketing
- SMS marketing
- Brand bidding – bidding on the advertiser's brand as a keyword
- Incentives or rewards to users
If email or SMS is approved, messages may only be sent to recipients who have given prior consent, cf. section 10 of the Danish Marketing Practices Act, and every message must include a clear way to unsubscribe.
Always prohibited:
- Use of celebrities in the marketing
- Purchased, rented or harvested email and SMS lists
- Spam and unsolicited messages
- Misleading messages, hidden redirects and fake endorsements
- Marketing aimed at minors
- Messages without a way to unsubscribe
Fraud, complaints and violations
Fraud is strictly prohibited. Fraud means any act intended to obtain an unjustified gain – for example fake sign-ups, chargebacks, bonus abuse, unauthorised incentives or manipulation of tracking.
Results caused by fraud or by marketing in breach of these terms do not trigger commission.
If fraud is suspected or an advertiser complains, Spudo may close the tracking link without notice.
Spudo may withhold the commission on the account while the matter is investigated.
If fraud is established, the agreement is terminated immediately and without compensation.
Spudo may reclaim commission paid out unjustifiably and pursue the claim in court.
Settlement and payment
Commission earned is shown in the platform under Reporting.
The partner can choose automatic payment to the bank details registered on the account, or send an invoice to invoice@spudo.com from the email address the account was created with.
Commission below EUR 500 is not paid out but is carried forward to the following month. The partner is responsible for the bank details being correct, and Spudo is not liable for payments lost due to incorrect or closed accounts.
Partners established in the EU must provide a valid VAT number and the documentation the VAT rules require. Trade between VAT-registered companies in different EU countries is settled under the reverse charge rules.
Changes to account details
If the partner wants to change details on the account, this must be done in writing from the email address the account was created with. Changes to payment details may require a new check before any payout is made.
Liability
The partner markets at its own expense and risk and is solely responsible for the content, legality and methods of its marketing.
Spudo is not liable for:
- Indirect and consequential loss
- Loss of business, revenue and profit
- Loss or corruption of data
- The partner's breach of marketing rules
The limitation of liability does not apply if the loss is caused by Spudo's intent or gross negligence.
The partner must indemnify Spudo against claims, fines and costs arising from the partner's unlawful marketing, incorrect information or other breach of the agreement.
Personal data
Each party is an independent data controller for its own processing of personal data. The partner must have a valid legal basis – and valid consent where required – for the data used in the marketing, and must be able to document this to Spudo.
Force majeure
Neither party is liable for failure or delay in performance caused by circumstances beyond the party's control, such as natural disasters, war, strikes, acts of public authorities or changes in legislation. The agreement is suspended for as long as the circumstances last, and the party invoking force majeure must notify the other party without delay.
Term and termination
The agreement runs until it is terminated.
Spudo may terminate the agreement with immediate effect by written notice if the partner breaches its obligations.
Spudo may terminate the agreement without cause with 48 days' notice. The partner may terminate the agreement by written notice to Spudo.
An account with no activity may be closed. Outstanding commission on an inactive account lapses on closure.
When the agreement ends, the partner must immediately stop using the platform, the tracking links and the advertisers' marketing material.
Changes and assignment
Spudo may change these terms. Material changes are notified by email or in the platform, and continued use of the platform after the notice is regarded as acceptance of the new terms.
Spudo may assign its rights and obligations under the agreement to another company. The partner may not assign the agreement without Spudo's written consent.
Governing law and venue
The agreement is governed by Danish law. Any dispute arising out of the agreement is settled by the Danish courts with the Court of Aalborg as the court of first instance.
Contact
If you have questions about these terms, you are welcome to contact us. Invoices are sent to invoice@spudo.com.
Ladegårdsgade 4, 1. sal
9000 Aalborg
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