Advertising Service Terms of Use

These Terms set out the conditions and procedures for using the RightPose AI self-serve advertising service (the "Ad Service") provided by FineHour Inc. (the "Company"), and the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between the Company and advertisers. By applying for and paying for an ad, the advertiser is deemed to have agreed to these Terms.

Article 1 (Purpose)

The purpose of these Terms is to define the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between the Company and advertisers in the process by which advertisers apply for, pay for, and run ads on a self-serve basis in the ad placement areas the Company provides within the RightPose AI desktop app.

Article 2 (Definitions)

1. "Ad Service" means the service in which the Company provides designated areas within the RightPose AI app for ad placement, and the advertiser uploads creatives, selects dates, pays, and requests review directly via the web (ad application page).
2. "Advertiser" means a person who agrees to these Terms and applies for and uses the Ad Service.
3. "Ad position (placement position)" means an area within the app where ads are displayed, namely the Home banner (home_banner) and the overlay (overlay) — these two placements.
4. "Placement date" means the dates on which the ad is shown, as selected and paid for by the advertiser (KST).
5. "Inventory (remaining slots)" means the remaining number of ads that can run in a given slot on a given date, limited to a maximum of 3 per slot per day.
6. "Review" means the procedure by which the Company examines whether an ad creative complies with the Ad Review Guidelines.
7. "Creative" means the advertising materials provided by the advertiser, such as the ad banner image and (optionally) the click-through link.

Article 3 (Effect and Amendment of the Terms)

1. These Terms take effect upon being posted on the ad application screen or the website.
2. The Company may amend these Terms to the extent that it does not violate applicable laws, including the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions (Korea) and the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce (Korea).
3. When these Terms are amended, the effective date and reasons for the amendment will be announced at least 7 days before the effective date (30 days for changes unfavorable to advertisers). The amended Terms apply to advertising contracts concluded on or after the effective date.
4. The version of the terms in effect when the advertiser requested and paid for the ad is stored with the consent record and serves as the reference in the event of a dispute.

Article 4 (Formation of the Ad Placement Contract)

1. An ad placement contract is formed and confirmed through the following steps.
   • ① The Advertiser enters the position, dates, creative, and advertiser details and agrees to these Terms, the "Consent to Collection and Use of Personal Information," and the "Ad Review Guidelines" → order created
   • ② Ad fee payment completed → status changes to pending review
   • ③ Review approved by the Company → placement confirmed (runs on the reserved dates)
2. Even after payment is complete, placement is not confirmed until the review is approved. If the ad is rejected in review, it will not run, and a refund or re-review with replacement creative will be handled in accordance with Article 9.
3. In principle, ads the day after application or later. Please apply well in advance, allowing time for review.

Article 5 (Ad Placements, Inventory, and Display Method)

1. There are two ad placements, Home banner and overlay; the display point, format, and recommended dimensions for each placement are described in the"Ad Review Guidelines" apply.
2. Each position Up to 3 per day ads can run, and reservations are only possible within the remaining slots available at the time of the request. Remaining slots are shown on the calendar of the ad request screen; if it reads 0, that date is sold out.
3. When multiple ads run in the same position on the same date, one of them is shown to the user at random on each impression, in rotation (billboard-style). Accordingly, no specific number of impressions, share of voice, or clicks is guaranteed.
4. Ads are not shown to Pro (ad-free) subscribers, signed-out users, or users who are offline. Non-display in these environments is not deemed the Company's responsibility.

Article 6 (Fees and Payment)

1. Ad fees are calculated as the sum of the daily rate for each placement. Rates are Weekday base price / weekend (Sat–Sun) base price, and on certain dates a per-date rate (override) set by the Company may take precedence.
2. The final payment amount is the sum of the unit prices for each date selected by the advertiser, determined based on the Company's server, and a breakdown (per-date rates) is shown to the advertiser before payment.
3. Payments are processed through Toss Payments Co., Ltd. The Company does not store original payment details such as card numbers.
4. If you need documentation such as a tax invoice or cash receipt finehour@fine-hour.com.
5. Rate tables and inventory may change according to operating policy, but this does not affect the amount of orders already paid.

Article 7 (Ad Creatives and Review)

1. The advertiser must submit creative that complies with the specification, industry, expression, and link criteria set forth in the Ad Review Guidelines.
2. The Company reviews paid orders typically within 1–2 business days; additional time may be required if the creative needs revision.
3. During review, the Company may correct minor issues in the creative, such as obvious typos or spec deviations, and then approve it, to the extent this does not harm the advertiser's rights or interests.
4. The advertiser bears full legal responsibility for the content of the submitted creative and landing page, and warrants that it does not infringe third-party rights such as copyright, trademark, or publicity rights.

Article 8 (Placement, Rejection, and Suspension of Ads)

1. Approved ads are shown in rotation in the selected placement on the reserved run dates.
2. In the following cases, the Company may refuse to place an ad or, even while it is running, suspend it after prior notice (or subsequent notice in urgent cases).
   • Where the "Ad Review Guidelines" or these Terms have been violated
   • Where false or exaggerated information, infringement of third-party rights, or a violation of law is confirmed
   • The destination link contains malware, phishing, or illegal content, or is inaccessible
   • When requested by a competent authority or required by law
3. Temporary non-display may occur due to force majeure such as natural disasters, system failures, power outages, or third-party (cloud/telecom) outages. Non-placement attributable to the Company is settled and refunded in accordance with Article 9.

Article 9 (Refunds and Cancellation)

Refunds and cancellations are handled according to the criteria below depending on placement status; for details, see"Ad Review Guidelines" apply as well.

1. Refunds are, as a rule, returned to the original payment method; card cancellations may take several business days depending on the card issuer's policy.
2. Refund and cancellation requests finehour@fine-hour.com , and are processed within 5 business days after receipt is confirmed.
3. Consumer rights, including the right of withdrawal, as provided under the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce (Korea) are guaranteed.

Article 10 (Advertiser Obligations and Prohibited Acts)

The advertiser shall not engage in any of the following acts.

1. Applying for ads using false or exaggerated information or another person's information
2. Running ads for business categories or content prohibited by law or by the Ad Review Guidelines
3. Submitting creatives or links that infringe third parties' rights, including intellectual property, portrait, or privacy rights
4. Using malware, phishing, or fraudulent links, or misleading users by imitating system notifications or buttons
5. Bypassing payment or using fraudulent means to have ads placed or displayed
6. Fraudulently generating impressions or clicks by automated means
7. Defaming the Company or RightPose AI, or misleading others into believing the Company endorses or is affiliated with the advertiser

In the event of a violation, the Company may restrict or suspend placement without prior notice, and the advertiser is responsible for any resulting damages.

Article 11 (Impression and Click Data)

1. The Company may collect and use aggregate data such as impression and click counts per ad for ad operations.
2. These aggregates Ad identifier, placement, and count only is used, and it never includes any app user's personal information or posture analysis images.
3. Impression and click figures are for reference only, based on internal measurement criteria, and may vary depending on the measurement method and environment.

Article 12 (Intellectual Property Rights)

1. Rights to the creative submitted by the advertiser (images, copy, links) belong to the advertiser, and the advertiser grants the Company a license to the extent necessary to use the creative for the purposes of ad review, placement, display, and aggregation.
2. Intellectual property rights in RightPose AI's software, design, logo, UI, and the like belong to the Company.

Article 13 (Limitation of Liability)

1. The Company provides the ad placement areas and impression rotation feature "as-is" and does not guarantee any specific number of impressions, clicks, or advertising results.
2. The Company is not liable for damages arising from any of the following.
   • Force majeure such as natural disasters, power outages, or third-party service failures (telecom, cloud, etc.)
   • The content of creative or links submitted by the advertiser, or disputes arising therefrom
   • Environments where ads are not shown, such as Pro subscribers, signed-out users, or offline use
3. The advertiser bears all responsibility for the ad content and landing page (violations of law, infringement of third-party rights, etc.), and shall compensate the Company for any damages incurred as a result.
4. To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Company's liability for damages is limited to the advertising fee actually paid by the advertiser for the ad order in question.

Article 14 (Governing Law and Dispute Resolution)

1. Disputes relating to these Terms and the use of the Ad Service are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.
2. In the event of a dispute, the Company and the advertiser will first seek resolution through mutual consultation.
3. If no agreement is reached, either party may apply for mediation by a dispute resolution body under applicable law or file a suit with the competent court under the Civil Procedure Act (Korea).

Article 15 (Effective Date and Miscellaneous)

1. These Terms apply from the effective date (June 1, 2026, version 2026-06-01).
2. Matters not provided for in these Terms are governed by applicable laws and commercial practice, including the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce (Korea) and the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions (Korea).
3. If any provision of these Terms is held invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions is not affected.

Related documents: Ad Review Guidelines · Consent to Collection and Use of Personal Information