Doofinder Terms Scorecard

Grade A- — Mostly protective (score 87/100)

Doofinder's terms are standard for a B2B SaaS provider, though they include a mandatory jurisdiction clause and a right to use your brand name in marketing.

Standard SaaS terms. Includes jurisdiction and publicity clauses.

Terms at a glance

Sells your data
NO
Forced arbitration
NO
Trains AI on your content
NO
Collects biometric data
NO
Shares data with government
YES
Easy to cancel
YES
Tells you before changes
YES
Deletes data on request
UNCLEAR

What the terms actually say

Section 14 — Regulations and Legislation

Both Doofinder and the Client accept to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of Madrid Courts (Spain) to resolve claims derived from these conditions.

Disputes must be handled in Madrid, which may be inconvenient or expensive for international users.

Section 16 — Publicity

The Client accepts that Doofinder can include the Client’s name or the elements of his/her trademark in a list of Doofinder Clients on-line, in its website or in promotion or publicity materials.

Doofinder reserves the right to use your brand identity for their own promotional purposes.

Section 12.3 — Confidentiality

We shall not reveal this data, except if we are legally required, authorized by you or by virtue of the terms of Doofinder Privacy Policy.

The company will disclose your data to government or law enforcement if they receive a legal request.

Section 13 — Service Modifications

Doofinder will publish notices related with the modification of these conditions on this same page. The modifications will not be applied retrospectively and they will come into effect in a period of not less than 15 working days after its publication date.

The company commits to providing at least 15 days of advance notice for most changes to the terms.

Section 12.2 — Data Protection

These security measures include the encoding of your data during transmission (the use of SSL technologies or similar) except certain external integrations of third parties.

The company explicitly commits to using encryption to protect your data in transit.

Last reviewed 2026-08-26 under rubric v3.5.

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