AFTER6 Terms of Service

Article 1 (Purpose)

These Terms set out the rights, obligations and responsibilities of AFTER6 (Representative: Seyeon Park; the "Company") and its users in connection with the use of the amateur sports club and league management service that the Company provides through its website (after6.io and its subdomains) and mobile apps (the "Service").

Article 2 (Definitions)

(1) "User" means a Member or Non-member who uses the Service. A "Member" is a person who has agreed to these Terms and signed up; a "Non-member" is a person who views public pages without signing up.

(2) "Organization" means a club or a league created within the Service.

(3) "Operator" means a Member who created an Organization or has been given management rights by an Organization (owner, manager, league admin, etc.). The Member who created an Organization or to whom ownership was transferred is its "Owner."

(4) "Posts" means all information Users upload to the Service, including text (news, announcements, etc.), photos, images, video links and Organization information.

(5) "Game Records" means game schedules, scores, game events (goals, assists, substitutions, lineups, etc.), attendance, per-player records, and the standings and statistics calculated from them.

(6) "Subscription" means a contract under which an Organization pays for a paid plan that renews automatically on a monthly or yearly basis; the features used through a Subscription are the "Paid Service."

(7) "Paddle" means Paddle.com Market Ltd, the reseller (Merchant of Record) that sells the Company's Paid Service. As the legal seller, Paddle handles payment collection, taxes, receipts and the execution of refunds.

Article 3 (Posting, Explanation and Amendment of the Terms)

(1) The Company posts these Terms and the following information on the first screen of the Service or a linked screen so that Users can easily find them.

1. Business name: AFTER6
2. Representative: Seyeon Park
3. Business address (including address for consumer complaints): 29 Yeonhyeon-ro, Manan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
4. Phone: 0502-1946-2243
5. Email: support@after6.io
6. Business registration number: 837-40-01620
7. Hosting service providers: Vercel Inc., Supabase Pte. Ltd.
8. Chief Privacy Officer: the person named in Article 15 of the Privacy Policy

(2) On the consent screen, the Company makes the full text of these Terms and the Privacy Policy available and obtains the User's agreement.

(3) The Company may amend these Terms to the extent that it does not violate applicable laws, such as the Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce (the "E-Commerce Act") and the Act on the Regulation of Terms and Conditions.

(4) When the Company amends these Terms, it announces the effective date and the reasons for the amendment within the Service from 7 days before the effective date. If a change is unfavorable to Users, it announces it from 30 days before the effective date with a comparison of the content before and after, and also notifies Members through the in-service notifications and push notifications in Article 9(1).

(5) A Member who does not express refusal by the effective date is deemed to have agreed to the amended Terms only if the Company, in its announcement or notice under paragraph (4), clearly and separately stated that "failure to express refusal by the effective date will be deemed agreement."

(6) A Member who does not agree to the amended Terms may terminate the service contract (delete their account) before the effective date. In that case, a yearly Subscription may be refunded for the remaining period under Article 21(2).

(7) The price and content of a Subscription already paid for remain under the pre-amendment conditions until the end of that billing period.

Article 4 (Rules Outside These Terms and Separate Policies)

Matters not set out in these Terms, and the interpretation of these Terms, are governed by applicable laws, such as the E-Commerce Act, and by commercial practice. The Company maintains the Privacy Policy, the Location-Based Service Terms and the Refund Policy separately from these Terms; where a separate document and these Terms differ, whichever is more favorable to the User applies.

Article 5 (Sign-up)

(1) A User applies for membership by signing in with a social account supported by the Company, such as Google, Kakao, NAVER, Apple or LINE, and indicating agreement to these Terms.

(2) Only persons aged 14 or older may sign up; the Company confirms this at the consent step.

(3) The Company registers an applicant as a Member unless any of the following applies.

1. The applicant has previously lost membership under Article 8. This does not apply if 3 years have passed since the loss of membership and the Company has approved re-registration.
2. The applicant has used another person's name or account, or the registration contains false, missing or incorrect information.
3. The applicant is under 14.
4. Registering the applicant as a Member is otherwise technically very difficult for the Company.

(4) The membership contract is concluded when the Company's acceptance reaches the Member (when the sign-up completion screen is displayed).

(5) If registered information changes, the Member must update it without delay on the Service's settings screen.

Article 6 (Account Management)

(1) Members must keep the social account and devices they use to sign in to the Service secure. This does not apply where an account is misused due to the Company's intent or negligence.

(2) Members must not let a third party use their account.

(3) A Member who learns that their account has been stolen or is being used by a third party must notify the Company (support@after6.io) immediately and follow the Company's instructions.

Article 7 (Withdrawal and Account Deletion)

(1) A Member may delete their account at any time on the Service's settings screen.

(2) Upon deletion, the account immediately becomes unusable and is kept for a 90-day grace period. During the grace period, the Member may restore the account by signing in again and restoring it directly on the restore screen (after6.io/recover), or by contacting customer support (support@after6.io).

(3) After the grace period, the Company anonymizes the account by changing the Member's name to "Withdrawn User" and deleting personal information. The information anonymized is set out in Article 3 of the Privacy Policy.

(4) Even if a Member withdraws, the Game Records of games the Member played in (including the name and jersey number as of each game; Article 24) and Posts needed to run an Organization are not deleted. Members should review this in Article 3 of the Privacy Policy before signing up and before withdrawing.

(5) The Owner of an Organization must transfer ownership to another member or delete the Organization (Article 27) before deleting their account, and cannot delete their account until then.

Article 8 (Restriction and Loss of Membership)

(1) If a Member falls under any of the following, the Company may restrict or suspend the Member's use of the Service.

1. Registering false information when applying for membership
2. Interfering with other people's use of the Service or misusing their information
3. Posting prohibited content under Article 25 or harassing other Users
4. Using the Service for acts prohibited by law or these Terms or contrary to public order and morals

(2) When the Company restricts use or deletes a Post, it tells the Member the reason through an in-service notification or a push notification. In urgent cases, it may restrict use first and notify afterwards. Objections can be sent to support@after6.io; if an objection is found to be justified, the Company lifts the restriction and restores the original state.

(3) If the same violation is repeated or a violation is serious, the Company may terminate the membership, and notifies the Member under paragraph (2).

(4) Regardless of a restriction or loss of membership, refunds of fees already paid follow Article 21.

Article 9 (Notices to Members)

(1) The Company does not keep Members' email addresses. When the Company gives individual notice to a Member, it uses in-service notifications (notification inbox) and app push notifications (if the Member has allowed notifications on the device).

(2) When giving notice to an unspecified large number of Members, the Company may substitute individual notice by posting an announcement in the Service for at least 7 days. However, unfavorable changes to the Terms and price increases are also notified under paragraph (1).

(3) Payment receipts and renewal and payment-failure notices are sent by Paddle directly to the email address entered at checkout.

Article 10 (Content of the Service)

(1) The Company provides services such as creating and running clubs and leagues, managing schedules, attendance responses and attendance, Game Records with scores, standings and statistics, public Organization pages, Posts, game cards and AI reports (Article 14), location-based features (Article 13), and in-service and app push notifications.

(2) Individual Members use the Service free of charge. The Paid Service is a plan paid for per Organization, and its content is shown in Article 15 and on the pricing page.

(3) The mobile apps are free, and no payments are made inside the apps. The Paid Service can be paid for only on the website. Use of the apps is subject to these Terms and to the terms of the app store from which the app was downloaded (Apple App Store, Google Play); app store operators are not parties to these Terms.

Article 11 (Changes to the Service)

(1) The Company may change the content of services to be provided in the future where there is a substantial reason, such as a change in technical specifications. In that case, it announces the changes and their effective date in the Service in advance.

(2) If the Company reduces the content of a service promised under a paid Subscription, it notifies Users by the methods in Article 9(1), and a User may cancel the Subscription and receive a pro-rata refund of the fees for the remaining period.

Article 12 (Interruption of the Service)

(1) The Company may temporarily suspend the Service in cases such as maintenance, inspection, replacement or failure of equipment, or communication outages. Scheduled maintenance is announced in advance. Compensation for outages of the Paid Service follows Article 21(4).

(2) If the Company ends the Service, it notifies Members at least 30 days in advance by the methods in Article 9(1) and refunds paid Subscriptions pro rata for the remaining period.

Article 13 (Location-Based Features)

Location-based features such as finding clubs "Near me" are governed by the separate Location-Based Service Terms. Users who do not agree to those terms can still use the Service other than the location-based features.

Article 14 (AI Features)

(1) The Company provides features that use Google's generative AI (Gemini) to create drafts of game reports, articles and the like ("AI Output"). The information sent and its processing are governed by Article 19 of the Privacy Policy.

(2) Posts published from AI Output carry a "Written with AI assistance" label.

(3) Because AI Output is written automatically from the Game Records entered, it may contain statements that are untrue or inaccurate. Operators must review it before publishing. When an error in AI Output is reported, the Company corrects or deletes it without delay.

Article 15 (Plans and Prices)

(1) The plans and base prices of the Paid Service are as follows. Members (players and members of Organizations) use the Service free of charge.

(2) Prices may be shown in local currency depending on the User's country. Depending on the currency and country, taxes (such as VAT) may be included in the price or added at checkout (for example, KRW and JPY prices include tax; USD and CAD prices have tax added at checkout). The currency and amount actually charged are those shown on the checkout screen. The latest plan details are shown on the pricing page (after6.io/pricing).

(3) Neither the Company nor Paddle adds fees based on the payment method to the price.

Article 16 (Free Trial)

(1) When a club is created with Club Plus selected (the default on the web; always Club Plus in the app), a 30-day Free Trial of Club Plus starts; if Club Free is selected, the club starts on Club Free without a trial. When a league is created, a 30-day Free Trial starts of the league plan chosen on the web (League Starter or League Pro), or of League Pro in the app. Each Organization receives a Free Trial only once.

(2) When the Free Trial ends, a club switches to Club Free (the public club page becomes visible only to members) and a league becomes read-only until a Subscription is paid for. In either case, the Organization's data is not deleted.

Article 17 (Subscription Application and Formation of Contract)

(1) The Owner of an Organization chooses a plan and billing cycle (monthly or yearly) on the website and pays on the Paddle checkout screen, which shows Paddle's Buyer Terms.

(2) The seller of the Paid Service is Paddle, and Paddle's Buyer Terms and refund policy also apply to the payment. The Company does not receive or store payment card information. The Company is responsible for providing the Paid Service.

(3) The Subscription contract is formed when payment is completed and Paddle's payment confirmation (receipt) reaches the User.

(4) If a minor (under 19) pays for a Subscription without the consent of a legal guardian, the minor or the legal guardian may cancel the contract.

Article 18 (Automatic Renewal and Cancellation)

(1) Unless cancelled, a Subscription renews automatically at the end of each selected billing cycle (monthly or yearly), and the same amount is charged on the renewal date.

(2) The Owner of the Organization may cancel the Subscription at any time on the Organization's subscription settings, and the Member who paid for it may cancel at any time under 「My billing」 in their profile or via the subscription management link in Paddle's payment confirmation email (the paying Member can cancel even after transferring ownership). Cancellation takes effect at the end of the period already paid for, and there is no cancellation fee.

(3) When a monthly Subscription is cancelled, the Paid Service remains available until the end of the current period already paid for, and no partial refund is given for the remaining days of that period, except where Article 20 or Article 21(1), (4) or (5) applies.

(4) When a yearly Subscription is cancelled mid-term, the User may choose either to receive a refund for the remaining period under Article 21(2), or to keep using the Service without a refund until the end of the period already paid for.

(5) When the Subscription period ends, the Organization switches to the free limits under Article 22, and its data is not deleted.

Article 19 (Price Changes)

(1) To raise a Subscription price, the Company notifies the Owner of the date of the increase and the prices before and after at least 30 days before the increase takes effect, through an announcement in the Service and the notifications and push notifications in Article 9(1), and obtains the Owner's consent as required by the E-Commerce Act and its subordinate regulations.

(2) If the Owner does not consent, the Subscription is not renewed at the increased price; it ends at the end of the period already paid for, and the Organization switches to the free limits under Article 22. A price increase does not affect fees for periods already paid for.

Article 20 (Withdrawal of Orders)

(1) Users who live in the Republic of Korea may withdraw the order and receive a full refund without any conditions within 7 days from the day the Subscription payment confirmation (receipt) is received (or, if provision of the Paid Service begins later, from the day it begins). The same applies to automatic renewal payments.

(2) Refunds for Users who live outside the Republic of Korea follow Article 21(1).

(3) Withdrawal can be made through customer support (support@after6.io) or Paddle (paddle.net), and refunds follow Article 21(6).

Article 21 (Refunds)

(1) Users outside the Republic of Korea: Refunds for Users who live outside the Republic of Korea follow Paddle's refund policy (paddle.com/legal/refund-policy) and the laws of the country where the User lives.

(2) Refund on mid-term cancellation of a yearly Subscription: If a yearly Subscription is cancelled mid-term, the Company refunds the amount calculated as follows. There is no cancellation fee. This refund is requested from customer support (support@after6.io).

Refund = yearly fee paid − (months used × monthly price of the same plan in the same currency)

1. Months used are counted from the payment date to the date the cancellation is requested; a period of less than one month counts as one month.
2. If the result is zero or less, no refund is given and nothing further is charged.
3. Example: Club Plus yearly (US$50) cancelled after 3 months → 50 − (3 × 5) = US$35 refunded. League Pro yearly (US$300) cancelled after 3 months → 300 − (3 × 30) = US$210 refunded.
4. If a refund cannot be made to the original payment method through Paddle, the Company refunds directly by bank transfer to the User's account.

(3) Monthly Subscriptions follow Article 18(3).

(4) Outages attributable to the Company: If the User could not use the Paid Service due to the Company's intent or negligence, compensation follows applicable law and the Korean Consumer Dispute Settlement Criteria.

(5) Duplicate charges and payment errors: refunded in full as soon as they are identified, even without a request from the User.

(6) Refund procedure: Users may request a refund through customer support (support@after6.io) or Paddle (paddle.net). However, refunds that the Company provides itself (the remaining-period refund for yearly Subscriptions in paragraph (2) and outage refunds in paragraph (4)) must be requested from customer support. The Company approves the refund and submits it to Paddle within 3 business days of receiving the request, and Paddle refunds it to the original payment method. If a refund cannot be made to the original payment method, the Company refunds by bank transfer or another method. If the Company delays a refund without a legitimate reason, it also pays the late-payment interest set by the Act on the Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce. A refunded Subscription ends, and the Company may cancel it immediately together with the refund.

(7) If Paddle's refund policy or the laws of the country where the User lives are more favorable to the User than this Article, they apply.

(8) If a User initiates a chargeback or payment reversal through their card company or otherwise, access to the paid features of that club or league may be temporarily suspended until it is resolved.

(9) The Company may refuse a refund where there is evidence of fraud, refund abuse or other manipulative behavior. However, refunds under rights guaranteed by law (such as the 7-day withdrawal right in the Republic of Korea) are not refused.

Article 22 (Downgrades and Non-payment)

(1) Even if a Subscription is cancelled, expires or changes to a lower plan, the Organization's data (Game Records, Posts, member information) is not deleted.

(2) Features and data beyond the limits of the new plan become read-only or are suspended. For example, a club switches to Club Free and its public page becomes visible only to members, and a league becomes read-only until a Subscription is paid for.

(3) If an automatic renewal payment fails, Paddle may retry the payment for a set period, and if payment is still not made after that period, the Subscription ends.

Article 23 (Rights in Posts and License)

(1) Copyright in Posts belongs to the User who uploaded them (or the original rights holder).

(2) By uploading a Post, the User grants the Company a non-exclusive, royalty-free license, to the extent necessary to operate the Service and to display the Service within and outside the Service, to store, reproduce, transmit and display the Post and to edit it, for example by resizing, reformatting or cropping it to fit the screen. This includes displaying it on public Organization pages and in search and discovery results, generating game cards, preview images and shared-link previews, and copying it to content delivery networks and caches for Service speed.

(3) The license under paragraph (2) ends when the User deletes the Post or withdraws, except for the following.

1. Information needed to maintain the integrity of Game Records (scores, standings, statistics) (Article 24)
2. Copies that other Users have already lawfully shared or downloaded
3. Copies, such as caches, that technically take time to delete (deleted within a reasonable period)

(4) To use a Post beyond the scope of paragraph (2) (e.g., in advertising), the Company obtains the User's consent in advance.

(5) Users must ensure that their Posts do not infringe third parties' rights, such as copyright or portrait rights.

Article 24 (Preservation of Game Records)

(1) Game Records are the joint records of the clubs and leagues that played the game. Preserving amateur Game Records for a long time is a core purpose of the Service, so the Company preserves Game Records without a time limit.

(2) Game Records store each player's name and jersey number as of that game, and the stored records remain even if a Member withdraws or leaves an Organization, or the Organization is deleted. How withdrawn Members are shown is set out in Article 3 of the Privacy Policy.

(3) Game Records may be entered, edited and deleted by the Operators of the Organization that hosted the game or that has recording rights. When an Operator deletes a game, that game's records are deleted with it.

(4) A Member may ask the Operator of the relevant Organization or the Company (support@after6.io) to correct or delete Game Records about themselves; the Company handles such requests in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act and other applicable laws and notifies the Member of the outcome.

Article 25 (Prohibited Content and Zero Tolerance)

(1) Users may not post, transmit or share the following content.

1. Harassment, threats, stalking
2. Hate speech (discrimination based on race, ethnicity, gender, religion, disability, sexual orientation, etc.)
3. Sexual content, pornography
4. Violent or graphic content
5. Spam, fraud, impersonation of others
6. Content that discloses another person's personal information without consent
7. Any other content that violates the law

(2) The Company applies a zero-tolerance policy to prohibited content and to Users who post it or harass other Users.

(3) Users can report inappropriate content or Users with the in-service reporting feature, and can block a specific User to stop seeing that User's content. Reports and inquiries can also be sent to support@after6.io.

(4) The Company reviews reports and deletes or hides violating content within 24 hours, and notifies the User who posted it under Article 8(2). The Company may restrict the use of violating Users under Article 8.

Article 26 (Information About Minors)

(1) Only member accounts of persons aged 14 or older can be registered on club rosters, so information about children under 14 can appear only in Posts and photos. A Member (such as a parent, guardian or coach) who posts information about a child under 14 (name, photos, etc.) in Posts or photos warrants that they are that child's legal guardian or have obtained the legal guardian's consent.

(2) Information posted without the legal guardian's consent is deleted without delay at the legal guardian's request (support@after6.io).

Article 27 (Deleting and Restoring Clubs and Leagues)

(1) The Owner of an Organization may delete it. The Owner can restore a deleted Organization directly for 90 days. After 90 days the Owner can no longer restore it directly, but the Company may restore it on request to customer support (support@after6.io). The Company does not automatically destroy the data of deleted Organizations.

(2) Even if an Organization is deleted, the records of games it played against other Organizations or leagues remain as records of the opposing Organizations and leagues, and the deleted Organization may be shown under its name as of that game.

Article 28 (Obligations of the Company)

The Company does not engage in acts prohibited by law or these Terms, makes its best efforts to provide the Service continuously and stably, and maintains a security system to protect personal information. The Company compensates Users for damage caused by unfair labeling or advertising, and does not send commercial advertising that Users have not agreed to.

Article 29 (Obligations of Users)

(1) Users must not do any of the following.

1. Registering false information when signing up or making changes, or misusing another person's information
2. Altering information posted on the Service without authorization
3. Transmitting or posting information not permitted by the Company (such as malicious software)
4. Infringing intellectual property rights, such as copyright, of the Company or third parties
5. Defaming the Company or third parties or interfering with their business
6. Posting prohibited content under Article 25
7. Collecting the Service's data by automated means (crawlers, bots, etc.) without the Company's prior consent
8. Harming the stable operation of the Service (excessive requests, circumventing security, etc.)

(2) Operators have the following obligations.

1. Entering and managing Organization members and Game Records accurately
2. Using members' personal information (contact details, etc.) only for the purpose of running the Organization
3. When filming or uploading game videos or photos, informing the people being filmed (including the opposing club)
4. Confirming legal guardian consent for information about minors under Article 26

Article 30 (Ownership of Copyright and Restrictions on Use)

(1) Copyright and other intellectual property rights in works created by the Company (the Service's design, software, logos, etc.) belong to the Company.

(2) Users must not use, or allow third parties to use, information obtained through the Service in which the Company holds intellectual property rights for commercial purposes by reproducing, transmitting, publishing, distributing or broadcasting it without the Company's prior approval.

Article 31 (Links to External Services)

The Service connects to external services not operated by the Company, such as videos, maps, payment (Paddle), social sign-in and app stores, and the terms and policies of those services apply to their use. The Company does not provide warranties for goods or services that external services provide independently. This does not apply where damage arises from the Company's intent or negligence.

Article 32 (Protection of Personal Information)

The Company processes only the minimum personal information needed to provide the Service. Its collection, use, provision, outsourcing, overseas transfer and destruction, and Users' requests for access, correction and deletion, are governed by the Privacy Policy.

Article 33 (Damages and Exclusions)

(1) The Company compensates Users for damage it causes them intentionally or negligently.

(2) The Company is not liable for the following damage. However, in every case below, this does not apply where the Company acted intentionally or negligently.

1. Damage arising because the Service could not be provided due to natural disasters, war or other comparable force majeure
2. Damage arising from causes attributable to the User (careless account management, entering wrong information, etc.)
3. Damage arising from inaccuracies in Game Records, statistics, standings or Posts entered by Users or Operators
4. Damage arising from disputes between Users, or between Users and third parties, conducted through the Service (including money transactions between Users such as guest fees and membership dues)
5. Damage arising from outages of external services not operated by the Company (Article 31)

(3) Even where an item in paragraph (2) applies, the Company is not released from its own obligations under applicable law and these Terms (notice, refunds, protection of personal information, etc.).

Article 34 (Dispute Resolution)

(1) To reflect Users' legitimate opinions and complaints and compensate for their damage, the Company operates customer support (support@after6.io) as its channel for handling compensation.

(2) If a dispute arises between the Company and a User and the User applies for relief, the dispute may be mediated by a dispute mediation body such as the Consumer Dispute Settlement Commission of the Korea Consumer Agency, the Electronic Commerce Mediation Committee or the Content Dispute Resolution Committee.

Article 35 (Jurisdiction and Governing Law)

(1) Lawsuits concerning disputes between the Company and a User fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the district court with jurisdiction over the User's address at the time the suit is filed, or, if the User has no address, over the User's place of residence. However, if the User's address or residence is unclear at the time of filing, or the User lives abroad, the suit is filed with the competent court under the Civil Procedure Act.

(2) The laws of the Republic of Korea apply to lawsuits between the Company and a User.

(3) For Users who live outside the Republic of Korea, these Terms do not exclude mandatory consumer protections (such as the right of withdrawal) guaranteed by the laws of the country where the User lives.

Addendum

(1) These Terms take effect on October 15, 2026.

(2) For Subscriptions paid for before these Terms take effect, these Terms apply where they are more favorable to the User. (Amending the Terms effective October 1, 2026.)