LEGAL TERMS
These terms govern accounts, bookings, payments, and use of the platform. By using Consulty, creating an account, or confirming a booking, you agree to them.
Version 1.0 — 15 July 2026
PLATFORM OPERATOR
Trading brand: Consulty
Commercial licence: 1248066
Commercial register: 2104509
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Consulty is a technology marketplace facilitating contracts between clients and independent consultants. Consultants are not Consulty employees or agents unless expressly stated. No particular business, legal, financial, or technical outcome is guaranteed.
Users must provide accurate information, secure their credentials, and supply identity or authority evidence when requested. We may restrict accounts for risk, suspected fraud, or breach.
Prices, platform fees, and applicable taxes are displayed before payment. Third-party processors handle payments and may delay or reject transactions for compliance reasons.
Clients and consultants must not move communications, payment, or work off-platform to avoid fees where the relationship originated on Consulty. This restriction applies during the relationship and for 24 months after the last platform interaction. We may suspend accounts and recover avoided fees, actual losses, costs, and legally available remedies.
Consulty retains rights in its platform and brand. Unless agreed otherwise, client ownership of bespoke deliverables transfers only after full payment; consultants retain pre-existing tools and grant the licence necessary to use the deliverables.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Consulty is not liable for indirect loss, lost profit, opportunity, or data arising from an independent consultant service. Aggregate platform liability is capped at platform fees paid by the claimant in the preceding six months. Mandatory consumer rights remain unaffected.
We may restrict or terminate access for fraud, circumvention, unlawful conduct, security risk, disputes, or breach of these terms.
UAE law governs. Parties will first attempt good-faith resolution for 30 days, after which Dubai courts have jurisdiction unless mandatory rules require otherwise.
