Terms of sale

Translation provided for convenience. Only the French version of these terms is legally binding.

These terms govern the sale of the Inpactum subscription. They do not apply to free use of the platform, which stays open without any purchase. Subscribing means accepting them. Article 4 also sets the rules for the voluntary contribution, a one-off payment separate from the subscription.

1. Purpose

These terms set out what is sold, at what price, for how long, and on what conditions the subscription ends.

They apply to every subscription placed on the site, whatever the pricing cohort. The applicable version is the one in force on the day of the order.

The subscription is open to consumers and businesses alike. A consumer is any natural person acting for purposes outside their trade, business, craft, profession or farming activity (preliminary article of the French consumer code). A business subscriber is one who subscribes for the needs of their activity, including as a sole trader. They may enter their organisation’s SIREN or SIRET number at checkout, and the invoice is issued to the name and billing address they enter there. Provisions specific to one of these two categories say so. For business subscribers, under article L. 441-1 of the French commercial code, these terms form the sole basis of commercial negotiation and are provided to any professional buyer who asks for them.

2. Seller

The subscription is sold by Alexandre Talon EI, a French sole trader, publisher of the Inpactum site.

Full identity, company number and contact details appear in the legal notice.

3. What the subscription includes

For as long as the chosen plan runs, the subscription gives access to the following features:

• searches that notify you. The subscriber saves up to ten named searches, built from the opportunity catalogue filters, keywords and the exclusion of companies or sources. These searches are checked four times a day. Each new opportunity that matches one of them is flagged to the subscriber by a notification, and a daily email, which they can opt out of, groups the opportunities found. A first search is pre-filled from their profile, and they can edit or delete it.
• the names of the members who viewed their profile, where free use only shows how many did. Visitors are named if their profile is not private and they have not chosen to browse profiles without appearing, for views made from 16 November 2026. Other views are still counted, without a name.

These features are announced for November 2026, see article 8.

What stays free

The subscription takes nothing away from anyone. The forum, the directory, messaging, resources, the opportunity catalogue and the weekly digest of opportunities ranked against your profile remain free for every registered member, subscriber or not. No feature that is free today will be moved behind the subscription.

Number of seats

The prices of the first two cohorts are reserved for a limited number of subscriptions, shown in article 4. Once those seats are taken, the next cohort opens at its own price. A seat stays with its cohort after the subscription ends and is not sold again. The number of seats changes nothing in the features: only the price differs from one cohort to the next.

4. Price

Prices are shown in euros, all taxes included. VAT not applicable, article 293 B of the French general tax code. If a customer paying from abroad chooses to pay in their own currency, Stripe shows the converted amount before payment and handles the conversion; the reference price remains the price in euros.

Two plans are available: monthly, with no minimum commitment, or yearly, for twelve months paid at once.

Guaranteed price

The price paid on subscription stays the price of later instalments and renewals, as long as the subscription remains active without interruption. Cancelling, then subscribing again later, reopens at the price in force at that time. Price increases announced for later cohorts never apply retroactively to a running subscription.

Voluntary contribution

Anyone, subscriber or not, can support Inpactum with a voluntary contribution. It is a one-off payment, of an amount they choose from €10, made directly on a Stripe page reached from the offer page, without a member account. The contribution comes with nothing in return. It gives access to no feature and opens or extends no subscription. It takes no cohort seat and does not renew.

The contribution is not a donation for tax purposes. Inpactum is a sole proprietorship, not a public-interest body, so the contribution gives no right to a tax receipt or tax deduction (articles 200 and 238 bis of the French general tax code). Stripe sends a payment receipt by email.

The contribution relates to no goods or services, and the right of withdrawal in article 6 does not apply to it. Inpactum will nonetheless refund it in full, using the same means of payment, to anyone who asks by email at contact@inpactum.com within fourteen days of the payment.

5. Ordering and payment

Orders are placed online from the offer page, from a member account: a visitor without an account is asked to create one, free of charge, before paying. Payment is handled by Stripe, our payment provider, on a page it hosts. No card data passes through Inpactum or is stored there. On the payment page for the monthly plan, the subscriber can still switch to the yearly plan.

On the monthly plan, payment is taken every month on the anniversary date of the subscription. On the yearly plan, it is made once for twelve months, then at each renewal. The order becomes final on the first accepted payment.

Access to the subscription features opens automatically, with no further step, on the member account from which the order was placed, as soon as Stripe confirms the payment. If the payment cannot be linked to any account, for instance because it was made without going through the offer page and with an email address no member uses, Inpactum opens access by hand once it has identified the subscriber’s account.

At each payment, Stripe emails a receipt and the matching invoice to the address given at checkout. The invoice is issued in the seller’s name and states “TVA non applicable, article 293 B du CGI” (VAT not applicable).

If a payment fails, Stripe retries it several times and emails the subscriber so they can update their payment method. If no attempt succeeds, the subscription ends and access closes. A new subscription is then made at the current price, as article 4 provides.

Where the subscriber is a business, any late payment automatically incurs, without prior formal notice and under article L. 441-10 of the French commercial code, penalties calculated at the interest rate applied by the European Central Bank to its most recent refinancing operation plus ten percentage points, together with a fixed recovery fee of 40 euros per invoice. Where recovery costs actually incurred exceed this amount, further compensation may be claimed on proof.

6. Right of withdrawal

A consumer subscriber has fourteen days from subscribing to withdraw, without giving any reason and without incurring any penalty (articles L. 221-18 et seq. of the French consumer code).

To do so, they notify their decision before that period ends by an unequivocal statement sent by email to contact@inpactum.com. They may use the form in appendix 1, but are not required to. They may also withdraw online, from the “Withdraw from contract here” link in the site footer, available throughout the withdrawal period: an acknowledgement is then sent to them by email, stating the content of their statement and the date and time it was sent.

Access to the service opens on subscription, without the subscriber having to request it. Inpactum waives any charge for the part of the service already provided: if the subscriber withdraws within the period, the full price paid is refunded, at no cost, no later than fourteen days after the decision is received, using the same means of payment as the order. Access ends on the date of the refund.

The right of withdrawal does not extend to business subscribers.

7. Duration, renewal and cancellation

The monthly plan is concluded for an indefinite term and continues month after month until the subscriber cancels it. The yearly plan runs for twelve months from payment, then renews year on year. In both cases, the guaranteed price defined in article 4 applies.

Cancellation can be requested at any time, without reason or charge, from the “Cancel my subscription” link in the site footer, or by email. It takes effect at the end of the current period, month or year: access stays open until then, and no further payment is taken.

On the yearly plan, a reminder is sent by email no earlier than three months and no later than one month before the end of each period, with the deadline to opt out of renewal. For a consumer subscriber, this reminder is a statutory obligation (article L. 215-1 of the French consumer code): if they did not receive it, they may cancel free of charge at any time from the renewal date, and any amounts paid for the period after cancellation are refunded within thirty days. For a business subscriber, this is a contractual commitment, and Inpactum holds to it in the same way. These provisions are reproduced in appendix 3, as required by article L. 215-4 of the French consumer code.

8. Delivery and delays

The features described in article 3 are announced for November 2026. A subscription taken out before they are available gives access to each of them as soon as it is delivered.

In case of delay

If any of these features is not delivered by 30 November 2026, every running subscription is extended free of charge by the length of the delay. Nothing needs to be requested: the extension is applied automatically and notified by email.

This extension does not deprive subscribers of their legal remedies, in particular termination of the contract for non-performance.

9. Conformity of the service

The service is supplied in conformity with its description and expected use. Where it falls short, the subscriber reports it in writing; Inpactum has a reasonable period to put it right. Failing that, the subscriber may obtain a price reduction or termination of the contract.

A consumer subscriber also benefits, for the whole term of the subscription, from the statutory conformity guarantee for digital content and services (articles L. 224-25-12 et seq. of the French consumer code), set out in the box in appendix 2. The general remedies of articles 1217 et seq. of the French civil code apply to every subscriber, regardless of any other provision of these terms.

10. Liability

Inpactum owes an obligation of means on the introductions and recommendations it offers. The quality of the exchanges, winning an assignment or landing a role cannot be guaranteed, and are not.

Interruptions caused by force majeure give no right to compensation. Any prolonged interruption, whatever its cause, leads to the subscription being extended by an equivalent period, under the rule in article 8. Nothing in this article limits the rights a consumer subscriber holds by law.

11. Personal data

Data related to the subscription is processed as described in the privacy policy, which sets out the purposes, legal bases, recipients and retention periods.

12. Assignment of the contract

The subscription may be assigned, in particular if the Inpactum business is transferred to a company set up or controlled by the seller. The subscriber agrees to that assignment in advance, under article 1216 of the French civil code, and releases the assignor for the future under article 1216-1 of the same code. The assignment changes neither the price, nor the term, nor the content of the subscription, and the assignee takes on every obligation of the seller.

The subscriber is informed by email before it takes effect. If they refuse it, they may cancel at no cost and obtain a refund for the remaining part of the subscription.

13. Complaints

Any complaint must be sent to Inpactum in writing, by email to contact@inpactum.com. Inpactum replies in writing.

Failing an amicable agreement, the subscriber may bring the matter before the competent courts as set out in article 14.

14. Governing law and jurisdiction

These terms are governed by French law. Failing an amicable agreement, disputes fall to the competent French courts.

A consumer subscriber may bring proceedings, at their choice, before any court with territorial jurisdiction under the code of civil procedure or before the court of the place where they lived when the contract was concluded or when the harmful event occurred (article R. 631-3 of the French consumer code). The choice of French law does not deprive them of the protection afforded by the mandatory provisions of the law of their country of residence.

15. Changes to these terms

These terms may change. The version applicable to a subscription remains the one accepted on the day of the order, for its whole duration. A change affecting a renewal is announced by email with enough notice to opt out.

Appendix 1: withdrawal form

(Complete and return this form only if you wish to withdraw from the contract.)

Appendix 2: statutory conformity guarantee

Box required by article D. 211-4 of the French consumer code. As the service is supplied continuously, the period used is the period of supply of the service, that is, as long as the subscription remains active.

Appendix 3: articles L. 215-1 to L. 215-3 and L. 241-3 of the French consumer code

Reproduced in full as required by article L. 215-4 of the French consumer code, as in force on 19 October 2026. This translation is provided for information only.

Last updated: November 2, 2026