Terms of use
Short, and without the legal fog: what we do, what we charge for, and what we do not promise.
What the service is
Vidno checks whether AI assistants name your company when someone asks them about your service. We read your website, put together the questions, ask the assistants, and show you their answers word for word — along with the links each answer relied on.
The service is informational. We show what the assistants answer right now and explain where they take it from.
What the subscription includes
Thirty questions per check instead of three, and every assistant instead of three. Every obstacle we find, not only the main ones, and for each of them what exactly to do, with ready-made pieces of code. The full history of your checks and how the numbers move over time.
A subscription covers one website. If you run several, each one is paid for separately.
Price and payment
$50 per month for one website. For the Russian interface it is ₽5,000 per month, for Spanish and Portuguese €50 per month.
Payment is by card through the Tribute payment service. Card details are entered on their page — we never receive or store them.
The subscription renews automatically once a month until you cancel it.
What we do not promise
We do not control what AI assistants answer, and we cannot guarantee that they will start naming you after our recommendations. Assistants change their answers on their own, and the same question on different days gives a different result — that is how the models work.
We do not promise to read every website: some are closed to automated requests. When that happens we say so plainly instead of pretending we checked.
We do not provide legal, financial or advertising services, and we publish nothing on your behalf.
What we ask of you
Check websites you own, or ones you manage on the owner's behalf. Do not use the service for websites that break the law.
Read the texts we prepare for you before you publish them. They are written from what we saw on your website, and something may have been understood wrong.
Changes
These terms may change. The date of the last change is at the bottom of this page; we write to the email you signed up with about anything substantial.
Getting in touch
For anything at all, see the Contact page. We answer emails rather than hiding behind a contact form.
Updated 7 October 2026