Legal document history

The early-exit fee for the annual instalment cycle becomes 20% of the remaining instalments (clause 16.3), replacing the recovery of the discount already used: it now decreases with every month served and is no longer due in the 12th. Clause 19 gains items 19.1 to 19.5, setting out the 30-day notice with a declared effective date, binding only at renewal for commercial changes, no new acceptance for editorial fixes, and the right to terminate at no cost during the notice period.

Counterpart to the Contract's amendment policy: 30 days' prior notice with a declared effective date, a new acceptance only for material updates, no new acceptance for editorial fixes, and a cross-reference to commercial changes, which bind only from the renewal of the contracted cycle.

Shielding against end-consumer claims: new Tenant obligations in clause 11 (sole supplier towards the buyer, listing representations, storefront identification and cooperation with complaints), clauses 16.5 and 16.6 with 5 years of evidence retention, a new clause 18 (indemnity and recourse) and the renumbering of clauses 18–20 to 19–21.

Cross-reference fix: the DPA venue clause pointed to clause 19 of the Contract, which the free-trial renumbering had moved. No material change to the text — anyone who accepted 1.3.0 remains valid.

Section 10 now sets 5 years of retention for identification and listing evidence — acceptances, snapshots and conversations — on the basis of the regular exercise of rights.

Shielding against end-consumer claims: new sections 4 (Moovyi is not a party to the sale), 5 (Tenant representations and warranties), 16 (consumer complaints and content takedown) and 18 (indemnity and recourse), with the renumbering they pushed.

The contract now takes effect upon acceptance — the text said it only came into force upon payment, so anyone on the free trial was accepting a contract not yet in force. Also: identification of the parties without relying on the post-payment form, closure of the unconverted account after 90 days, and a floor for the liability cap during the trial.

Free-trial audit: processing starts at account creation, including during the trial; PostHog joins the list of sub-processors; and the fate of data from an unconverted account is now stated.

Free-trial audit: data and retention of the eligibility registry, the 90-day deadline, PostHog and BrasilAPI as processors, and the fix to section 13 — the panel does not use strictly necessary cookies only.

Free-trial audit: bank slip added to section 11, which was missing while the Contract already had it, the closure deadline for the unconverted account in section 12, and a floor for the liability cap during the trial in section 14.

Free trial: a new clause 4 covering duration, absence of automatic charging, one trial per CNPJ root, reduced scope and the rules for refusal and revocation, plus the renumbering of clauses 4–19 to 5–20 that it pushed.

Free trial: a new section 12 and the renumbering of sections 12–15 that it pushed.

Bank slip added as a payment method (then clause 5), with the refund-method exception in what was then clause 4: the banking network does not reverse a bank slip.

General legal review: recurring PIX and card described as they are actually contracted, the annual instalment cycle with a 12-month commitment and its early-exit fee, the modular Custom plan, technically enforced usage quotas, and a 7-day right of withdrawal with a full refund. Notice of non-renewal, which clause 3 required in 10 days and clause 11 in 30, may now be given at any time until the end of the cycle. The Contract and the DPA gain public URLs — before, the dealer accepted them and could not read them again.

General legal review published alongside the other 1.2.0 versions: new sub-processors — Meta, Autentique and SERPRO/RENAVE — and the data categories that the integrations added between April and July started to process.

General legal review, aligning the text with what the platform started processing between April and July: WhatsApp Business and Instagram Direct conversations, identifiers sent to Meta through the Conversions API and the international transfer this implies, GTM, GA4, Google Ads and Clarity session recording — the text claimed to use strictly necessary cookies only —, Autentique, RENAVE and SERPRO, bank data from the Cash module, and data on the Tenant’s buyers and salespeople.

General legal review published alongside the other 1.2.0 versions: the payment methods actually offered, technically enforced usage quotas — leads, e-mails, storage and members — and the list of listing portals, which did not include iCarros.