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Terms of service
Last updated: 9 August 2026
1. Who you are dealing with
Interious is operated by Florin-Elis Buju, Bauernstraße 6, 2514 Traiskirchen, Austria, reachable at office@interious.at. Using the app means these terms apply between you and us.
2. What the service does
You give us a photo of your living room, its length and width, and a budget. We put together complete furnishing concepts from an Austrian retailer's catalogue, check each piece against the room you described, and can visualize a concept in your own photo.
It is advice, not a survey. The fit check works from the two numbers you type and the dimensions in the retailer's catalogue: it knows nothing about your doorways, radiators, alcoves or the furniture already in the room. Measure before you buy.
Prices, availability and product details come from the retailer's feed and can be out of date. What the retailer shows at checkout is what counts.
3. The renders are illustrations
A render is generated by an AI model. It shows roughly how a set could sit in your room; it is not a photograph and not a promise. Colours, proportions, materials and details can differ from the real products, and only some of a concept's items appear in the picture. Judge the products by the product list and the retailer's own pages.
Rendering sends your photo to Google in the United States, which is why it happens only after you explicitly agree; see the privacy policy.
4. Furniture is bought at the retailer
We sell no furniture, and none of the money you spend on it passes through us. Every product links to the retailer's shop, and any purchase is a contract between you and that retailer, under their terms. Delivery, warranty, returns and complaints about an order are theirs to answer.
We earn a commission when you buy through one of our links. It costs you nothing extra and it does not influence which products a concept contains: the concept engine works from fit, budget and style, and does not know what any item pays.
The one thing sold here is render credits (sections 5 to 7).
5. Render credits
Rendering costs credits. Every account gets a one-time lifetime grant of 3 free renders; after those, credits are bought in one-time packs. There is no subscription, nothing renews and nothing resets.
One credit is one successful render. A credit is set aside before the picture is attempted and given straight back if no picture arrives, so a render that fails costs you nothing. Reopening a picture you have already rendered is free, as long as you keep it.
Purchased credits never expire. They are tied to your account and cannot be moved to another one, cannot be passed on or sold, and cannot be paid out in cash: they buy renders in Interious, and nothing else.
If you delete your account, any credits still unspent are lost. They are not refunded. The page that asks you to confirm the deletion tells you how many you are giving up, so this is never a surprise; and if you would rather have the money back, ask Paddle.com Market Ltd (section 7) before you delete rather than after.
6. Buying credits: Paddle is the seller
Credit packs are sold by Paddle.com Market Ltd ("Paddle"), based in the United Kingdom, as merchant of record. Your purchase contract for a pack is with Paddle, not with us, under Paddle's Buyer Terms (paddle.com/legal/buyer-terms). Paddle takes the payment, works out and pays the VAT, issues the invoice, and answers billing questions and refund requests. We never see your card.
Your card or bank statement will show PADDLE.NET rather than our name. Prices shown in the app include VAT.
What the credits do inside Interious is governed by these terms; what happens to the payment is governed by Paddle's.
7. Your right of withdrawal
Because you buy packs from Paddle, the 14-day right of withdrawal for a distance contract runs against Paddle. Ask for it through the link in Paddle's confirmation email, from the billing portal linked on your account page, or at paddle.net.
An untouched pack is refundable in full within those 14 days. Spending a credit from a pack within them is your express request that we start supplying what you bought, and you acknowledge that this ends the right of withdrawal for that pack: the credits are on your account the moment the payment goes through, and spending one is where the supplying begins. Whatever Paddle's own checkout and Buyer Terms say about withdrawal applies alongside this, since the purchase contract is Paddle's.
The free grant is free, so there is nothing there to withdraw from. None of this limits your statutory rights.
8. Your account and fair use
Signing in takes an email address you control. What you may render is set out in section 5: 3 free renders for life, then credits. There is no monthly window and nothing resets. The room plan, the concepts and the product list stay free however many renders you have left, and failed renders cost nothing.
Please don't:
- upload photos of other people, or any image you don't have the right to use (an empty room is what works best anyway);
- upload anything illegal, or content that is not a photo of a room;
- work around the render limit with extra accounts, or automate the app.
We may suspend or remove an account that does these things. You can delete yours at any time from your account page, with no notice and no reason needed.
9. Availability and liability
Interious is an early service. We do not promise it is available, uninterrupted or error-free, and we can change or discontinue it. We are liable without limit for intent and gross negligence, for injury to life, body or health, and wherever mandatory law says so, including your rights as a consumer. Beyond that, liability for slight negligence is excluded, in particular for purchasing decisions made on the basis of a concept, a fit check or a render.
If a render you paid for does not happen, the credit is returned; that is the remedy for a render that fails, and it is why failed renders cost nothing. Your mandatory rights as a consumer are untouched by anything above, including the conformity rights that come with paid digital content.
10. Law, and changes to these terms
Austrian law applies, excluding its conflict-of-law rules and the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. If you are a consumer, this does not deprive you of the protection of mandatory law in the country you live in.
If we change these terms we update this page and its date. Continuing to use the app after that means the new version applies; if you don't agree with it, delete your account. Changes never take away credits you already have, or a free grant you have already been given.
