sebbi.pro
Before you pay

Everything to know before you pay

What you getsebbi.pro: scoring, sealing and proving AI decisions, the 755 compliance checks, the Bitcoin notary and the other products described on each product's page.
PriceFree for 7 days. Then 50p per device per month. That is the total price: there are no booking, setup, admin or other added fees. Checking any proof is always free.
No card needed for the trialWe don't take card details to start the trial, so nothing can be charged automatically when it ends. To carry on after 7 days, you choose to add a card.
BillingMonthly, by card, through Stripe. The subscription renews each month until you cancel. We email a reminder at least every six months saying what you pay and how to cancel.
CancellingOnline, in one go, at sebbi.pro/cancel, at any time. No fee. Nothing more is charged after the month you cancel in.
Changing your mindIf you are a consumer you have 14 days from opening your account to change your mind. Your rights
Wallet creditCredit bought for Human Keys or Monop Studio is used as you go. Unused credit is not refundable except where the law requires.
Records cannot be deletedSealed records are permanent by design, so don't send names or other personal details into the chain. Send fingerprints or pseudonymous data.

Who we are

Business nameMonop Content (trading as sebbi.pro)
Owner and postal addressIn our terms (section 1)
Emailjustin@monopcontent.com

The full terms are at sebbi.pro/terms.

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