Last updated: October 2026
1. Service overview
Bornbee Hosting provides web hosting, professional email, SSL configuration, daily backups kept for 14 days, and done-for-you starter website builds for creative professionals, studios, and small businesses. All services are governed by these terms.
2. Free website build
We build your starter website for free with zero upfront payment and zero credit card details required. You inspect the finished website on a live preview before deciding whether to launch with our hosting services.
3. Billing and renewals
Hosting services are available on monthly or yearly plans (including 2-year and 3-year options). All prices are in euro, with applicable VAT included, and renew at the same price. Payment is processed securely via Stripe.
4. Refund policy
We build your website for free and you only pay once you decide to host it with us. Because you see the finished site before paying anything, hosting payments are not refundable. You can cancel anytime and your plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for.
5. Cancellation policy
Cancel anytime, no renewal after cancelling, active until the end of the paid period. You can cancel directly from your client portal at any time with no cancellation fees.
6. Domain names
Free domain is included only with yearly (and 2 or 3 year) plans, for as long as the yearly plan stays active. Monthly plans do not include a domain. On monthly plans, domain registration is €15 a year on its own invoice. If you already own your domain, you can connect it at no additional cost. You retain 100% ownership of your domain name at all times.
7. Content ownership
You retain full and exclusive ownership of your website content, images, photography, text, and brand assets. We do not claim any intellectual property rights over your content.
8. Limitation of liability
While we target 99.9% uptime and maintain automated daily backups kept for 14 days, Bornbee Hosting is not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from service interruptions or third-party network failures, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law.