Terms of Use and Service Information

These terms govern the use of rendernext.eu and explain how information displayed on the site relates to a potential RenderNext service engagement.

Last updated: 27 August 2026

1. Provider information

The website and the RenderNext services presented on it are operated by RENDERNEXT S.R.L., CUI 44723689, Trade Register no. J2021013826403, registered office at Str. Pitar Moș nr. 27, et. 5, ap. 17, Sector 1, Bucharest 010452, Romania. Contact: office.rendernext@gmail.com.

2. What submitting an inquiry means

Submitting a contact, Website QA or Social Media form is a request for RenderNext to review and respond to your inquiry. It does not automatically start testing, publishing, paid work or another service, and it does not by itself create a contract or payment obligation.

Before work starts, RenderNext and the client confirm the relevant scope, access, responsibilities, commercial terms and any other project-specific conditions through an accepted proposal, order, statement of work, service agreement or another agreed written form.

3. Service descriptions and prices

The website describes standard service packages and current commercial directions. The service page applicable to your inquiry states what is normally included and excluded. Complex, unusual or additional work may require a separate quotation before it starts.

Where a project-specific proposal or signed agreement conflicts with a general description on this website, the project-specific document governs that engagement. Taxes are applied and invoiced according to the fiscal status and rules applicable to the transaction at the time of supply.

4. Client responsibilities

  • Provide accurate project information and only grant access that you are legally entitled to grant.
  • Do not submit passwords, card data or authentication codes through public website forms.
  • For Website QA, identify any restrictions on testing and provide test credentials or controlled access separately where required.
  • For Social Media services, ensure that supplied content, assets, instructions and approvals may lawfully be used and published.
  • Review and approve project-specific scope, deliverables and responsibilities before work starts.

5. Intellectual property

Unless stated otherwise, the RenderNext website, its original copy, design, code, graphics and brand elements are protected by applicable intellectual-property law. You may view and use the site for ordinary informational and business-evaluation purposes, but may not reproduce or exploit substantial parts of it as your own product or marketing material without permission.

Ownership and permitted use of deliverables created for a client are governed by the applicable project agreement or proposal.

6. External websites and availability

The site may link to third-party websites or services. RenderNext does not control their availability, content or privacy practices. Links are provided for navigation or reference and do not create responsibility for the third party.

We aim to keep the website accurate and available, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted availability or that every informational page will always be error-free. Nothing in these terms excludes liability or mandatory rights that cannot legally be excluded.

7. Consumers, complaints and alternative dispute resolution

Mandatory consumer-protection rights continue to apply where the client qualifies as a consumer and the relevant law applies. Consumer contracts concluded at a distance may carry statutory pre-contract information and withdrawal requirements that cannot be replaced by these website terms.

Consumers can contact RenderNext first at office.rendernext@gmail.com. Information about Romania’s consumer authority and national alternative dispute resolution platform is available through the links below. The former EU Online Dispute Resolution platform was discontinued in 2025 and is therefore not presented as an active dispute channel.

8. Governing law and changes

These website terms are governed by Romanian law, without limiting any mandatory protections that apply under EU or national consumer law. Project-specific dispute provisions may be agreed separately in the relevant service agreement where legally permitted.

We may update these terms when the website, services or legal framework changes. The current version and date are published here.