Article 1 (Purpose)
- These Terms of Service (the "Terms") govern the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between users and BurnZ (the "Company") regarding the use of DoMock (the "Service"), and establish all necessary matters related to the use of the Service.
Article 2 (Effectiveness and Changes to the Terms)
- These Terms become effective when a member registers for the Service or begins using the Service by logging in.
- The Company may change these Terms as necessary within the scope that does not violate relevant laws. When the Terms are changed, the Company will, in principle, notify members of the changes through the Service website at least 7 days before the effective date. If the changes are inevitably unfavorable to members, the Company will notify individually or announce at least 30 days before the effective date.
- When the Company notifies or announces according to the previous paragraph and clearly indicates that failure to express objection from the notification or announcement date until 7 days after the revised Terms effective date will be deemed as acceptance, if the member does not express their intention, it shall be deemed that they have accepted the revised Terms. If a member does not agree to the revised Terms, they may terminate the service agreement.
Article 3 (Rules Outside the Terms)
- Matters not stipulated in these Terms shall be governed by relevant laws, operating policies, rules, help documents, website notices or notifications (hereinafter "Detailed Guidelines"), and separate written agreements between the member and the Company (hereinafter "Written Agreement"). Even for members who have entered into a separate Written Agreement, these Terms and Detailed Guidelines shall apply.
- In case of conflict between these Terms and Detailed Guidelines or Written Agreement, priority shall be given in the order of Written Agreement, Detailed Guidelines, and these Terms.
- Detailed Guidelines also constitute part of the service agreement.
Article 4 (Definition of Terms)
- "DoMock" (or "Service") refers to the mock API server and related services (including API endpoint creation, data mocking, request simulation, real-time collaboration synchronization, etc.) provided by the Company to members through web, desktop applications, and mobile apps. Real-time collaboration synchronization includes WebSocket-based features that instantly share workspace changes.
- "Member" refers to individuals, sole proprietors, corporations, public institutions, etc. who access the Service, agree to these Terms, register as a member, and use the Service provided by the Company.
- "Member Information" refers to information items related to members that can be managed through the DoMock website or application for information verification and change processing, as required or optional input information determined by the Company for using the Service.
- "User" refers to a person who uses the Service under the management of a member by being granted service usage rights from the member, and is classified into owner, administrator, regular member, associate member, and general member according to the authority granted by the member.
- "ID" refers to a combination of letters and numbers determined by the member or user and approved by the Company for member or user identification and service use, or the email address of the member or user.
- "Password" refers to a combination of letters, numbers, or symbols set by the member or user to verify that they are the member matching the ID and to protect confidentiality.
- "Payment" refers to the member paying a fee to the Company to use paid services.
- "Monthly Subscription" refers to a contract where the member commits to a service usage period of one month and, if the member does not express termination, is automatically renewed every month.
- "Annual Subscription" refers to a contract where the member commits to a service usage period of one year, the Company applies a certain discount rate compared to the monthly subscription, and if the member does not express termination, is automatically renewed every year.
- Among the terms used in these Terms, those not defined in this Article shall be governed by Written Agreements, Detailed Guidelines, relevant laws, or commercial practices.
Article 5 (Restrictions on Service Registration)
- The Company shall in principle approve service registration to applicants. However, the Company may withhold or refuse approval in the following cases until the reason is resolved:
- When the Company has terminated a member's contract according to these Terms or Detailed Guidelines
- When a member who has been subject to usage restriction measures by the Company arbitrarily terminates their service agreement during the restriction period and applies for reuse
- When required information for registration is not entered or false information is entered
- When a person under 14 years of age applies for use
- When there is a risk of personal information leakage
- When intending to use the Service for illegal or unlawful purposes
- When there is a risk of being mistaken for the Company, other members, or their employees or affiliates
- When technical issues are identified for providing the Service
- When the Company deems it necessary financially or technically
- When violating relevant laws or contrary to standards set by the Company such as Detailed Guidelines
- If it is determined that a member has registered for the Service in violation of the above conditions, the Company may immediately take appropriate restriction measures such as restricting the member's service use or terminating the contract.
Article 6 (Notification and Notice to Members)
- Notices to all members shall be posted in the notice section within the Service. However, when notifying changes unfavorable to members, notification shall be made according to paragraph 2 or announced at least 30 days before the effective date.
- When the Company needs to notify members, it shall notify using the registered email address or through in-service notifications. Notification to the owner shall be deemed as notification to the member. Members bear responsibility for managing owner information and updating it to appropriate information.
- The Company uses email for essential service notifications (account information, payment details, security alerts, etc.). With prior member consent, the Company may send product updates and marketing information via email. Members may opt out of marketing emails at any time from the settings page. Email delivery is processed through third-party email service provider (nomail).
- Members bear responsibility for notifying users of matters notified by the Company to members.
Article 7 (Provision and Management of Member Information)
- When members are required to provide information to the Company according to these Terms, they must provide truthful and lawful information, and shall not be protected against disadvantages arising from providing false or illegal information.
- Members are responsible for managing their ID and password and must not allow third parties to use them. The Company may require password entry and additional identity verification procedures to prevent unauthorized use of member IDs and passwords by third parties.
- When there are changes to information provided during usage application, please update it directly or inform the Company via email or customer center.
- All responsibility for violations of this Article lies with the member. The Company shall not be responsible for disadvantages arising from members violating their obligations under this Article or not following Detailed Guidelines or Company guidance.
Article 8 (Personal Information Protection)
- The Company complies with personal information protection laws to protect members' personal information.
- The Company uses members' personal information only for providing the Service and does not provide it to third parties without member consent.
- The Company takes reasonable technical and administrative protective measures to protect personal information.
- The Company does not access or process member information related to the Service for purposes beyond these Terms. However, access to member information may be necessary to identify content for smooth service provision such as troubleshooting and member information protection.
- Member information stored during service use is owned by the member and must be managed by the member. Members shall protect users' personal information according to the Personal Information Protection Act and other relevant laws as personal information processors for users. The Company protects member information according to the law.
- When a member withdraws from the account or terminates service use, personal information is retained in a recoverable deleted state (soft delete) for 30 days before permanent deletion. Members may request immediate permanent deletion from the Privacy Officer at any time during this period.
- In the event of a personal information breach, the Company will immediately notify members and take necessary measures according to relevant laws.
Article 9 (Service Use)
- Members may use additional features within the Service according to the plan they are using or owner/administrator settings, details of which can be found on the Service website.
- Users may link and use accounts from third-party services (hereinafter 'Third-Party Services') with the Service. With user consent, some information from linked Third-Party Services may be used in the Service. Information used in the Service through account linking will continue to be used until the user disconnects the account link, and users may disconnect at any time.
Article 10 (Suspension and Termination of Service Provision)
- The Company may suspend or terminate all or part of the Service provision in the following cases:
- When service provision is impossible for technical reasons such as regular system inspection, maintenance, or replacement
- When power outages or equipment failures interfere with normal service use
- When the Service cannot be maintained due to government orders/regulations or other circumstances of the Company
- When force majeure events such as natural disasters, war, or riots occur
- When telecommunication service providers (as specified in the Telecommunications Business Act) suspend telecommunication services
- When members violate these Terms or interfere with normal operation of the Service
- The Company shall, when possible, provide advance notice before service suspension and termination, but may provide post-notice in emergency situations.
Article 11 (Fees and Payment)
- The Company may charge fees for service use, based on prices specified at the time of service application.
- Payment methods and cycles may vary depending on the Service, and members must agree before proceeding with payment.
- If a member fails to pay service usage fees, the Company may restrict or suspend service use.
- Members must verify the accuracy of information entered in relation to paid service payment and bear full responsibility and disadvantages related to that information. By entering payment information (or to the payment agency designated by the Company), members are deemed to have authorized charging the full payment amount required for the transaction.
- Members must pay taxes for paid services, and taxes are determined according to the tax laws of the country where the Company with which the member contracts is located.
- Payment processing is handled through third-party payment service provider Paddle (Paddle.com Limited). Payment information is processed according to Paddle's privacy policy and security standards.
- Refund policy follows Paddle's payment terms. Partial refunds for unused periods may not be provided upon cancellation of monthly or annual contracts. Auto-renewal will continue unless canceled at least 24 hours before the next billing date. Members may cancel auto-renewal at any time from the settings page.
Article 12 (Usage Restriction and Termination by the Company)
- In the following cases, the Company may restrict or suspend member service use without prior notice:
- When the member does not pay fees within the period specified in the service agreement
- When interfering with the Company's normal service operation
- When there is legal basis for suspending the member's service use, such as (but not limited to) third parties asserting rights infringement regarding information processed by the member through the Service
- When the member uses the Service for purposes contrary to national interests or public welfare
- When usage restriction or suspension is necessary for other reasons where the member violates these Terms, Detailed Guidelines, or relevant laws, or for reasons equivalent to the above
- When the Company restricts or suspends member service use according to paragraph 1 of this Article, if there is no fault attributable to the Company, members cannot claim damages from the Company.
- When the Company restricts or suspends member service use according to paragraph 1 of this Article, it may request correction or improvement through written notice, email, phone, or other methods. If the responsible party does not take corrective or improvement measures, the Company may suspend service provision after notifying through written notice, email, phone, or other methods.
- The Company may charge members for usage fees incurred during the period of service use restriction or suspension under this Article.
Article 13 (Member Obligations)
- Members must accurately provide all information required by the Company when using the Service and must immediately update it if the provided information changes.
- Members are responsible for all activities occurring during service use and cannot use the Service for illegal purposes.
- Members must comply with laws when configuring mock API endpoints and must not infringe on others' intellectual property rights or create endpoints that return malicious content.
- Members must promptly notify the Company of service failures or security incidents occurring during service use.
- Members must comply with relevant laws, these Terms, service operating policies, customer center help documents, precautions and notifications announced by the Company regarding the Service, and must not engage in activities that interfere with the Company's business.
- Members must take measures to ensure users comply with the obligations in the previous paragraph. If users violate obligations in the previous paragraph, the Company may directly exercise some administrator authority such as sanctions against the user, and user violations shall be deemed member violations.
- Members must verify the terms of use and transaction conditions for products provided by the Company through the Service homepage before applying for paid services. The member bears responsibility for all losses and damages arising from applying for paid services without verifying these conditions.
- Members must not include sensitive personal information or confidential information in mock API endpoints. All mock API requests and responses (URL, headers, body, response time, etc.) are fully logged for service provision and debugging purposes and are retained for the period specified in the Privacy Policy.
Article 14 (Company Obligations)
- The Company shall not engage in acts prohibited by relevant laws and these Terms or contrary to public morals, and shall make best efforts to provide the Service continuously and stably.
- The Company shall maintain service provision facilities in an always operational state and shall make best efforts to repair and restore facilities without delay if they fail or are lost.
- The Company shall process opinions or complaints raised by members in relation to service use if they are deemed legitimate. The processing progress and results of opinions or complaints raised by members may be communicated to members through the Service homepage, email, or dedicated customer inquiry messenger.
Article 15 (User Consent)
- Members guarantee that they have obtained users' consent to the application of these Terms and the Privacy Policy.
- Members may freely decide whether to invite users and the scope of users' usage rights. The Company shall not be responsible for disputes arising between members and users or between members and third parties due to this.
Article 16 (Service Rights and Intellectual Property)
- The Company holds rights to all content related to the Service (software, design, trademarks, etc.).
- The Company grants members only the right to use the Service according to usage conditions announced or notified in advance by the Company, including these Terms. Members must not transfer, sell, or provide as collateral, or engage in other disposal acts.
- Members must not infringe the Company's intellectual property rights during service use.
Article 17 (Limitation of Liability)
- The Company shall not be liable for damages incurred by members in relation to service use. However, the Company shall be liable for damages caused by the Company's intentional or gross negligence.
- The Company shall not be liable for legal issues arising during members' service use.
- The Company shall be exempt from liability for service provision if it cannot provide the Service due to natural disasters or force majeure equivalent thereto.
- The Company shall not be liable for service use failures or disputes due to causes attributable to members or users.
- The Company shall not bear compensation or indemnification liability for free services (including using paid plans for free, using paid options on free plans), test, trial, or demo services.
- The Company does not guarantee the reliability, accuracy, etc. of services, information, materials, and facts posted or linked to the Service through third-party provision or member creation via the Service, and the Company shall not bear any responsibility for service use failures or disputes arising from this.
- If a member uses the Service for illegal acts or violates these Terms, all responsibility lies with that member, and the Company shall not bear any responsibility. If the Company receives damage claims or other objections from third parties as a result, the member must indemnify the Company at their own responsibility and cost. If the Company bears liability, the Company may claim recourse from the member for the portion for which it bore liability.
Article 18 (Dispute Resolution and Legal Effect)
- The Company and members shall make all necessary efforts to amicably resolve disputes arising in relation to the Service.
- If disputes arising from service use are not amicably resolved, jurisdiction for related litigation shall be the court with jurisdiction over the location of the Company's head office.
- These Terms shall be interpreted according to the laws of the Republic of Korea.
- Announcement Date: November 1, 2025
- Effective Date: November 1, 2025