Terms and Conditions

Last updated: 12 November 2026

These Terms govern the use of ogschaut, operated by anycast.io UG (haftungsbeschränkt), Hintere Straße 125a, 90768 Fürth (“Provider”). They apply together with the Software Usage Agreement, the selected plan and the Privacy Policy. Conflicting customer terms apply only if the Provider expressly accepts them in text form.

1. Intended users and contract formation

ogschaut is intended for businesses, agencies, freelancers and other professional users. Consumers within the meaning of Section 13 of the German Civil Code (BGB) are not a target group. A person creating an organisation confirms that they are authorised to act for it. A contract is formed when the Provider grants access to the free tier or enables a paid plan after checkout.

2. The service

ogschaut connects GitHub repositories through a GitHub App installation, receives signed push and pull-request events, builds the respective commit in an isolated environment and stores the result as an immutable container image. Previews receive their own platform address. Owners and administrators can promote a reviewed preview to production; that release reuses the reviewed image with the production variables. Earlier production images remain available for rollback without rebuilding. The service also provides deployment logs, usage records, preview lifecycle controls and vulnerability scans of running releases.

Applications are served under platform addresses of ogschaut with managed TLS. Owners and administrators can additionally connect their own domains to a project’s production release within the limits of the selected plan. A domain is routed only after its DNS records prove ownership and point at ogschaut; ogschaut then issues and renews its TLS certificate automatically. The customer is responsible for its domains and DNS records; if those records stop pointing at ogschaut, the domain is disconnected after a grace period. Other source providers than GitHub, a global edge network and edge functions are not part of the current service. Supported project types and the start requirements are described on the website and in the product.

3. Accounts, organisations and access

Customers must provide accurate account and billing data and keep it current. Organisation owners and administrators control memberships, repository access, environment variables, promotions, rollbacks and billing. Credentials, passkeys, GitHub access and devices must be protected against unauthorised use. Actions taken with valid credentials are attributed to the respective account or organisation unless the customer promptly reports misuse.

4. Customer applications and content

The customer is solely responsible for the source code, container images, dependencies, environment variables and content of the applications it deploys, including their legal notices, privacy information and lawful operation towards its own users. The customer must hold the rights required to build and operate this code. For personal data processed by a customer application, the customer is the controller; the Provider acts as processor in accordance with the data processing terms in the Software Usage Agreement.

5. Acceptable use

Customers must not use ogschaut to operate or distribute malware, phishing, spam, unlawful content or content infringing third-party rights; to attack, scan or overload third-party systems; to operate open proxies, anonymisation services, cryptocurrency mining or comparable resource-intensive workloads not intended by the plan; or to bypass build isolation, tenant separation, quotas, authentication or security checks.

The Provider may stop a build, a preview or a release, block access or remove content where this is necessary to stop such use, to protect other customers or the platform, or to comply with a legal obligation. Where reasonable, the customer is notified beforehand and given an opportunity to remedy.

6. Security scans and quarantine

Running releases are checked for known vulnerabilities. If a scan confirms a critical finding in a production image, the Provider may place the release in quarantine and stop serving it until a fixed release is available. An unavailable scanner does not by itself stop a running application. If the customer enables automatic security updates for a project, ogschaut rebuilds the affected commit with current base images, tests the replacement and releases it only if it is ready. The customer remains responsible for updating its own code and dependencies.

7. Plans, usage and prices

The free tier and the paid plans, their included projects, team members, build minutes, runtime, transfer, storage, concurrent builds, preview lifetime and log retention are shown on the website and at checkout. Paid plans are billed in advance for the selected interval through Mollie. Prices are in euros. The amount shown at checkout is the amount charged, including any applicable VAT.

Paid plans can use more than the included allowance. Additional usage is charged at the overage prices shown in the product for the respective billing period. The free tier is limited to its allowance; builds or releases beyond it can be rejected. Usage records created by the service are authoritative unless the customer shows an evident error.

8. Payment and default

Customers must keep a valid payment method where required. Mollie’s terms may additionally apply to the payment process. If a payment fails, the Provider may restrict paid features after reasonable notice. The customer remains liable for properly incurred fees and applicable taxes.

9. Term, cancellation and data

Paid plans run for the selected billing interval and renew automatically unless cancelled before the end of the current interval. Cancellation can be made in the product or in text form. After the end of a paid plan, the organisation falls back to the free tier; previews and releases exceeding its limits can be stopped.

Customers should export or remove needed data and images before deleting an organisation. Deletion and retention follow the Privacy Policy and statutory retention obligations.

10. Availability, maintenance and third parties

The Provider operates the service with reasonable professional care. Maintenance, security measures, network failures and outages of third parties such as GitHub or Mollie can limit availability. Unless agreed separately in writing, no specific availability, response time, recovery time or service level is guaranteed. The Provider may perform urgent maintenance without advance notice.

11. Intellectual property

The Provider and its licensors retain all rights in the software, design, documentation and trademarks of ogschaut. The customer retains all rights in its code, images and content and grants the Provider the rights necessary to fetch, build, store, scan, run, back up and deliver them solely to provide the service.

12. Liability

The Provider is liable without limitation for intent and gross negligence, for injury to life, body or health, under the German Product Liability Act and for an expressly assumed guarantee. For slight negligence, the Provider is liable only for breach of an essential contractual obligation and limited to the foreseeable damage typical for this type of contract. Otherwise, liability for slight negligence is excluded. These limitations also apply to the Provider’s employees and agents.

The customer is responsible for backing up its code, data and databases and for suitable redundancy of business-critical applications. The customer indemnifies the Provider against third-party claims caused by its applications or content in culpable breach of these Terms, to the extent permitted by law.

13. Confidentiality

Each party protects the other party’s non-public information with reasonable care and uses it only for the contract, unless disclosure is required by law or the information is public without a breach.

14. Changes to these Terms

The Provider may change these Terms with effect for the future. Material changes are communicated to existing customers in text form at least six weeks before they take effect. If the customer does not object within this period, the changes are deemed accepted; the Provider points this out in the notice. If the customer objects, either party may terminate the contract at the time the change takes effect.

15. Governing law and venue

German law applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. If the customer is a merchant, a legal entity under public law or a special fund under public law, the place of jurisdiction is Fürth.

16. Contact

Contract, billing and support questions: info@ogschaut.de