Terms of Service

Convika (the "Service") is operated by Fluxenic Inc. (株式会社Fluxenic; "we" or "us"). Where these Terms refer to Convika as the provider of the Service, they mean Fluxenic Inc.

By accessing or using the Service, you agree to be bound by these Terms of Service. If you do not agree, please do not use the Service.

We may update these Terms from time to time. We will notify you of material changes via email or a notice on our website. Your continued use of the Service after such notice constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms.

You must provide accurate and complete information when creating an account.

You must be at least 13 years old to use the Service. If you are under 18, you may use the Service, and subscribe to a paid plan or buy anything else on it, only with the consent of a parent or legal guardian. If you are under 18 and falsely say that you are an adult or that you have that consent, you can't later rescind an agreement with Convika on the ground that you are a minor.

You are responsible for maintaining the security of your account credentials. You must notify us immediately at tomoya.fujita@fluxenic.com if you become aware of any unauthorized use of your account.

Convika is a service for creating, publishing, measuring, and improving landing pages. It hosts the pages you publish, at a Convika address or on a custom domain you connect, stores the form submissions those pages receive, and reports their visits, traffic sources, button clicks, and form submissions.

On a Convika address, such as yourpage.convika.page, Convika marks every link to another website in your page's HTML with rel="ugc nofollow". This tells search engines that the link is in content a user published, and asks them not to count it toward the linked website's ranking in search results. On a custom domain you connect, Convika leaves links as they are in your page.

You can create and edit pages in any of these ways:

- Uploading an HTML file or pasting HTML code in the dashboard - Generating or editing a page with the dashboard's built-in AI, from your instructions or from the address of an existing web page. Each generation or edit uses AI credits. New accounts receive AI credits to start, paid plans add credits every month, and you can buy more in credit packs. - Connecting your own AI client that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), such as Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, or Codex, so that it can use Convika's tools for you. The AI client is provided by a third party, not by Convika. - Asking Convika to make a page for you from what you tell it (a page made for you, Section 4)

On convika.com, Convika also offers free tools that work without an account, such as a tool that publishes an uploaded or pasted HTML page to a temporary preview link and a tool that rebuilds an existing landing page from its address. These Terms apply to those tools as part of the Service.

The built-in AI sends your instructions to AI models run by third-party providers, through OpenRouter, as described in the Privacy Policy. AI output can be inaccurate or incomplete. Pages and changes that the built-in AI or a connected AI client produces for you are your User Content under Section 6, and you are responsible for reviewing them before you publish them. A page goes live only when it is published from your account, in the dashboard or by an AI client you have connected, or when you ask Convika to publish a page it made for you.

Convika offers the following plans. Prices are in US dollars, or in Japanese yen if you use Convika in Japanese. Once a workspace has been charged in one currency, its plans and AI credit packs are charged in that currency from then on.

- Free: $0 - Pro: $12/month ($108/year), or ¥1,800/month (¥16,200/year) in yen - MAX: $49/month ($468/year), or ¥7,400/month (¥70,200/year) in yen

On the Free plan, a workspace created on or after October 23, 2026, 00:00 Japan time can have up to 1 page published at a time. Drafts, previews, and the sample page created when you sign up don't count. A workspace created before then can publish as many pages as the pricing page states, as before. If a workspace that moves from a paid plan to the Free plan has more pages published than this, those pages stay published (except when a Pro plan that started at or after midnight (00:00) Japan time on October 24, 2026 ends without payment: then, as this section says, pages above what the Free plan allows return to drafts except the one published last), and it can't publish another page until it has fewer pages published than this.

Page views (the number of times your published pages are shown): the Free plan has no charge for page views. In a workspace created before October 23, 2026, 00:00 Japan time, no page stops on any plan until October 31, 2026 (UTC). From November 1, 2026 (UTC), or from its creation for a workspace created on or after October 23, 2026, 00:00 Japan time, on the Free plan and Pro without a paid subscription (the free period, and the Pro plan included with a page made for you), once a workspace's page views in a calendar month (UTC) reach the number the pricing page states for its plan (10,000 on the Free plan, 100,000 on Pro) (the "cap"), then until the end of that month you can't edit, publish, or create pages, use templates or AI, view analytics, or view and export form entries. Forms keep taking entries, which are kept and can be viewed and exported once these limits lift. You can still sign in, use the Plans & Billing page, unpublish pages, and delete your account. The workspace's published pages stay up, each showing the Convika bar, until 7 days after the cap was reached, rounded up to the next full hour (the "stop time"). From the stop time until the end of that month, all of the workspace's published pages stop: visitors see a page saying that this month's limit has been reached instead of your page, and forms take no entries. These limits lift from the start of the next month, or as soon as the workspace pays for a Pro or MAX subscription, or buys the 1-year Pro pass. Convika emails you when the month's page views reach 80% of the number, when the cap is reached, before the stop time, and when the pages stop. The 1-year Pro pass isn't subject to these limits, and its pages stay published past 100,000 page views in a calendar month (UTC). Each further 10,000 page views cost $0.10 (¥15 in yen), counted at the start of the next month and charged to the card you paid for the pass with. Neither the month you buy the pass in nor the month it ends in is charged. If that charge still fails when it is tried again on the 3rd of the next month (UTC), these limits apply to the pass too until it's paid. On the Pro and MAX subscriptions, a workspace's page views are counted by calendar month (UTC): except the month you subscribe in and, with a free trial, the months up to the one it ends in, 100,000 page views a month (1,000,000 on MAX) are included, and each further 10,000 page views cost $0.10 (¥15 in yen), counted at the start of the next month and added to your next invoice (on a yearly plan, charged then on an invoice of its own). Your pages stay published past it, and there is no cap. The Plans & Billing page shows the month's estimated overage, and Convika emails you when the estimate passes set amounts. On the Free plan and the 1-year Pro pass, if a workspace's page views go past 5,000,000 in a month, Convika may contact you.

End-of-free-period offer: a workspace that published its first page before October 19, 2026, 17:50 Japan time gets Pro free for a period from that page (the free period). From the moment it publishes that first page until the end of the day 7 days after its free period ends (UTC dates), a workspace that has never subscribed to a paid plan, trials included, may be offered the first year of Pro billed yearly for $29 ($79 off the regular $108/year), or ¥4,400 (¥11,800 off the regular ¥16,200/year) in yen. It is charged when you subscribe, even during the free period, and the year starts that day. It renews at the regular yearly price from the second year. Only the workspace shown the offer can subscribe at that price.

Plan choice at the first publish: a workspace that published its first page on or after October 19, 2026, 17:50 Japan time gets no free period, including when it publishes from an AI client. When a workspace publishes its first page from the dashboard, you choose a plan: Free, the 1-year Pro pass, or Pro monthly.

Pro free trial: a workspace that has never subscribed to a paid plan, trials included, and isn't in its free period gets a 1-day free trial that starts with a card when it subscribes to Pro, monthly or yearly, whether you choose Pro monthly on the screen to choose a plan or subscribe from the Plans & Billing page or elsewhere in the dashboard. After the 1-day free trial ends, at the same time of day as you subscribed, your card is charged the first month's or the first year's price, and the plan then renews until you cancel. There is no free trial at the end-of-free-period offer's price, or on MAX. There is none either, and you are charged when you subscribe, if the workspace is subject to the page view limits in this section and its page views that month have reached 80% of the number the pricing page states, or if you subscribe from a screen or email about the page view limits. If you cancel during the trial, you pay nothing. You can cancel at any time on the Plans & Billing page of the dashboard.

Convika also offers one-time services:

- Page made for you: $199 per page (¥29,800 in yen), one time, including 12 months of Pro - 1-year Pro pass: $29 (¥4,400 in yen), one time, for 365 days of Pro; it doesn't renew, and page view overage is charged separately - AI credit packs: 100 credits for $10, 300 for $25, or 700 for $50 (¥1,500, ¥3,800, and ¥7,500 in yen), one time, for the built-in AI in Section 3

For a page made for you, Convika makes a landing page with a working form from what you tell it and emails a private preview to your account's email address within 2 days of your request. Up to 2 rounds of changes to the preview are included. You pay only if you approve the preview and ask for the page to be published. Convika then publishes it in your workspace within 2 days of your payment, where it is your User Content under Section 6. If you own a domain and tell Convika which one, Convika connects the page to it; you add the DNS records the dashboard shows where you manage the domain, and the domain's own fees are yours.

The payment also puts the workspace you sent the request from on the Pro plan for 12 months from the day you pay. This is not a subscription: it doesn't renew, nothing more is charged for it, and when the 12 months end the workspace returns to the Free plan unless it subscribes to a paid plan. While the workspace has a paid subscription, that subscription's plan applies.

A workspace that has never subscribed to a paid plan, trials included, isn't in its free period, isn't being shown the end-of-free-period offer, and isn't on Pro included with a page made for you or a 1-year Pro pass can buy the 1-year Pro pass, on the screen to choose a plan, on the Plans & Billing page, or on the screen shown when it reaches the page view limit. You pay $29, or ¥4,400 if you use Convika in Japanese, once, when you order. The workspace is on the Pro plan for 365 days from the moment Convika confirms your payment. This is not a subscription: it doesn't renew, and when the 365 days end the workspace returns to the Free plan unless it subscribes to a paid plan. Page view overage is charged as the Page views paragraph above says. Your published pages stay live (for a 1-year Pro pass that started at or after midnight (00:00) Japan time on October 24, 2026, Section 4's rule for a Pro plan that ends without payment applies), with the Free plan's features and limits. While the workspace has a paid subscription, that subscription's plan applies.

If a Pro plan (including a free trial and the 1-year Pro pass) that started at or after midnight (00:00) Japan time on October 24, 2026 ends without payment, Convika takes pages on a private link or with a password offline and returns live pages above what the Free plan allows to drafts, except the one published last. Page data is not deleted.

Payment is processed via Stripe using credit card, for plans, AI credit packs, pages made for you, and the 1-year Pro pass alike. Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each billing period. We will notify you at least 30 days before any price changes take effect.

You may cancel your subscription at any time. Upon cancellation, you will retain access to paid features until the end of your current billing period. If you cancel Pro during its free trial, you keep Pro until the trial ends and pay nothing.

Monthly subscriptions are not eligible for prorated refunds. Annual subscriptions are generally non-refundable.

For a page made for you, nothing is charged unless you approve its preview and pay. If Convika can't publish the page after you pay, it refunds the payment in full. The 12 months of Pro that come with the payment end when it is refunded.

For the 1-year Pro pass, if you ask at tomoya.fujita@fluxenic.com within 14 days of paying, Convika refunds the payment in full, whatever the reason. The Pro plan that came with the pass ends when it is refunded. After 14 days, the pass is not refunded, and no part of it is refunded for days left unused. If the same account pays for the pass again, each later payment is refunded in full automatically.

You retain ownership of all content you create and publish through the Service ("User Content").

By using the Service, you grant Convika a non-exclusive, worldwide license to host, store, and deliver your User Content solely for the purpose of providing the Service.

Convika's team may view the User Content stored in your account to provide and run the Service, answer your support requests, improve the Service, and prevent fraud and abuse. That covers your live pages and also drafts, previews, earlier and unpublished versions, and pages behind a password. Only people on Convika's team can view it. When one of them opens a page's content in Convika's internal admin console, Convika logs who opened which page and version, and when. The console's lists show the title and first heading of every page, drafts included, and showing them isn't logged. Section 1 of the Privacy Policy describes this under Convika's Access to Your Pages.

You represent and warrant that your User Content does not infringe any third party's intellectual property rights or violate any applicable laws.

Copies of your pages: you can let people make their own copy of a page you publish, when you publish it or in the page's settings. It is off until you turn it on. While it is on, you allow anyone who opens the page to copy it as it is live, change their copy, and publish it with the Service, and you represent that you have the rights to allow this for everything on the page. Each copy credits your page by its title and address; Convika doesn't add your name, but the text on the page stays as written. Each copy leaves out your page's Convika forms, forms embedded from form services such as Google Forms, and the analytics tags Convika recognizes; the rest of the page, including its other scripts and embeds, stays in the copy. Turning it off stops new copies; copies already made stay with the people who made them. Convika may stop copies of a page that is reported or taken down.

A copy you make of someone else's page is your User Content once you keep it, and these Terms apply to it as to any page you publish.

Who can open your pages, and the gallery: when you publish a page, you choose Public or Private link. A private link and a page password are features of the paid plans, the Pro 1-year pass and Pro during a free period or trial included. When you publish your first page and choose the Pro 1-year pass or Pro monthly on the screen to choose a plan, you can also make that page a private link or set a password on it. When a paid plan ends, pages you made private or protected with a password stay that way (except when a Pro plan that started at or after midnight (00:00) Japan time on October 24, 2026 ends without payment: then, as Section 4 says, they go offline), but changing them needs a paid plan. A page you published before October 22, 2026 with "Only people I send the link to" counts as a private link and stays that way on any plan.

A Public page may appear in search engines' results. Convika may also list Public pages in its gallery on convika.com, meaning the pages Convika runs to show pages made by its users, including parts of the home page and of template pages. By publishing a page as Public, you allow Convika, free of charge, to show, copy, and deliver its live title, description, address, the share image Convika makes from the page (its title and template), an image of its screen, its format, and the template it was made from, to list it in the gallery and to promote the gallery, and you represent that you have the rights to allow this for everything on the page.

Convika chooses which pages to list and reviews each one before listing it. Convika doesn't list pages that name people, identify a school, class, or other specific people, or show contact details, pages that have been reported, or other pages Convika finds unsuitable. You can stop a page's listing at any time by making it a private link, setting a password, unpublishing it, or deleting it. You can also turn on "Don't show this page in the gallery" in Site settings. Convika removes a stopped page from the gallery within 1 hour. Listing doesn't change who owns the page, and Convika pays you nothing for it. A page published before October 22, 2026 is not listed until you publish it again as Public from the dashboard on or after that date.

You may use the Service for commercial purposes on every plan, including the Free plan. For example, you may publish a page that sells or advertises a product or service, a startup or waitlist page, or a portfolio that offers your services for hire. Freelancers and agencies may build pages for their clients, host them on the Service, and charge those clients for that work.

You agree not to use the Service for:

- Publishing illegal content - Distributing spam, malware, or phishing content - Reverse engineering or attempting to gain unauthorized access to the Service - Reselling or redistributing the Service itself without authorization, such as selling access to Convika accounts, the Convika API, or the Convika MCP server as your own hosting product. Charging a client for a page you made and host on the Service is not reselling the Service. - Imposing an unreasonable load on the Service infrastructure - Any activity that violates applicable laws or regulations

The Convika brand, logo, software, and all related intellectual property are owned by Fluxenic Inc. You are granted a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the Service in accordance with these Terms.

This license does not grant you any rights to use Convika's trademarks, logos, or branding without prior written consent.

We reserve the right to modify, add, or discontinue features of the Service at any time. We will provide at least 30 days' notice before making material changes that adversely affect your use.

In the event of a complete service shutdown, we will provide a reasonable data export period.

The Service is provided on an "AS-IS" and "AS-AVAILABLE" basis. We make no warranties, express or implied, regarding uptime, data integrity, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Convika's total liability for any claims arising from or related to the Service shall not exceed the total fees paid by you during the twelve (12) months preceding the claim.

In no event shall Convika be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, or loss of profits.

These Terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Japan. Any disputes arising from these Terms shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Tokyo District Court as the court of first instance.

If you have any questions about these Terms, please contact us at tomoya.fujita@fluxenic.com.

If we transfer the business of the Service to a third party, whether by a business transfer, a company split, or any other way in which the business passes to another, we may transfer to the transferee, with that business, our position under these Terms, our rights and obligations under them, and your registration and other information, and you agree in advance to such a transfer.

Until October 20, 2026, the Service was run by Tomoya Fujita as a sole proprietorship. On October 21, 2026, the business of the Service passed from Tomoya Fujita to Fluxenic Inc. by a business transfer, and on that day Tomoya Fujita's position under these Terms, the rights and obligations under them, and your registration and other information passed to Fluxenic Inc. You are deemed to have agreed to this transfer.