Terms of service
Draft for owner review. This is not the final legal text.
Last updated 16 October 2026.
These terms are a draft for the owner to review with an adviser. They are not the final contract.
Who
Aethyra AI is a trading name of Witnes Technologies Limited, registered in England and Wales, company number 17319638. Registered office: Unit A, 82 James Carter Road, Mildenhall, Suffolk, IP28 7DE, UK.
The work is remote. It is not tied to one city.
- Company number: 17319638
- Contact email: info@witnes.app
- Booking link: https://cal.com/mathews-matiiri-4xx4jj
The offers
- Free Snapshot, £0. A plain-English report by email, usually within a few working days. It is one check. No call is required.
- Fix, £295, paid once. One round of work on the sources the snapshot points to, then a re-test. No monthly fee.
- Visibility, £395 setup, charged once, plus £295 each month until you cancel. The same first build, then a monthly re-test and update.
Stripe Checkout shows the price again before you pay. This site does not add VAT. If tax applies, it is set on the Stripe price.
What you are not buying
A ranking, a promise to be named, a fixed number of reviews, or a result on a particular assistant. AI answers vary between runs, between assistants, and over time. No one can guarantee you will be named.
What you agree to
- Give a real business name, a real website or Google Business Profile link, and the town and niche you want checked.
- Give access that you are allowed to give. Do not send a password in the site forms.
- Nothing is published about you that you have not approved.
Payment
Card details are collected by Stripe, not stored on this site. A completed checkout is recorded so the work can start. The success page asks for the details needed to begin.
Cancellation
See the refund and cancellation draft. Visibility's monthly fee stops when you cancel in the Stripe billing page, or when you email the contact address. Fix is one piece of work, paid once.
Liability and law
This draft does not set a liability cap, and it does not choose a court. The company is in the UK. The owner needs to confirm both with an adviser before these terms are treated as final.