The rules
Terms
Last changed: 2026-10-13
Short, because the scope is short: this site describes a product that does not run yet and takes signups for the first test group. There is no account here, no payment and no service provided by electronic means beyond publishing the content and receiving a submission.
Who runs this site
bizbees.ai is run by BizBees Studio spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością, ul. Rajska 14/B, 32-086 Dziekanowice, Poland (KRS 0000868311, NIP 5130268413, REGON 387491966). Contact: contact@bizbees.ai.
What these terms cover
These terms cover browsing the site and sending a submission through the signup form. When the product launches, the rules for using it will be a separate document, shown to you before an account is created.
Signing up to the first group
- A submission is free and commits neither side to anything.
- Sending a submission is not the same as being accepted into the test group. The group is limited and we choose it by hand.
- The first test group is paid. The price has not been set yet; you will get it by email before anything starts, and nothing will be charged without your explicit consent.
- You can ask us to delete your submission at any time by writing to our address.
The status of what is shown here
The application screens on this site are a design of the interface, not screenshots of a running account. We do not quote a number of hours saved, or any other result, until we have measured it and published the method next to the result.
Content inside the product will be prepared by an artificial intelligence system and sent by the account owner. This site is not an offer within the meaning of the Polish Civil Code.
Technical requirements and complaints
A current browser with JavaScript enabled is enough. The site also works without consent to statistics — declining them restricts nothing.
Complaints and remarks go to contact@bizbees.ai. We answer within 14 days, and usually the same day.
Governing law
Polish law applies to matters arising from the use of this site. This does not limit the rights a consumer has under the mandatory law of their country of residence.