Terms & Conditions
The agreement between you and CueJam when you use the service in the EU/EEA.
Last updated 13 July 2026
1. Who we are & acceptance
CueJam ("we", "us"), a company registered in the Netherlands (KvK no. 74306634, VAT no. NL859847846B01) and operating from Steilte 4, 5629 TN Eindhoven, the Netherlands, runs a platform for live-show song requests, upvotes, reactions, reviews, boosts, and tips. By using CueJam you accept these Terms.
2. Eligibility
You must be at least 16 (the GDPR digital-consent age in the Netherlands; it ranges 13–16 across member states). Under-age use requires a parent or guardian's consent.
3. Accounts & acceptable use
Transacting requires a verified email or phone (one-time code). Don't post unlawful, infringing, abusive, or harassing content; we may remove content or suspend accounts.
4. Boosts, tips & fees
- A boost is a card authorization (hold), captured only if the artist plays your song and released automatically if it isn't. Tips are charged immediately.
- CueJam keeps a 15% platform share of captured tips and boosts; engagement-only shows carry a flat €10 artist fee. The artist is the payee; CueJam operates the platform. Payments and payouts are handled by Stripe.
- Song-request ranking reflects boost amount and upvotes (transparency under the P2B Regulation and consumer-protection rules).
5. Performance rights
Artists alone are responsible for music licensing and royalties (e.g., Buma/Stemra); CueJam grants no performance rights.
6. Consumer rights & liability
- Your statutory consumer rights under EU law are unaffected, including pre-contract information and the right of withdrawal (see Refunds & Withdrawal).
- We limit liability where permitted, but we never exclude liability for death or personal injury, fraud, or gross negligence/intent.
7. Governing law & disputes
- The laws of the Netherlands apply; if you are a consumer you keep the protection of your home country's mandatory rules and may bring proceedings there.
- We are willing to resolve disputes through alternative dispute resolution (ADR). (The EU Online Dispute Resolution platform closed on 20 July 2025 and is no longer available.)
This summary doesn't replace personalised legal advice. For questions, contact us at reach@cuejam.live.