Terms of Service

Effective October 11, 2026. Last updated October 11, 2026.

  • October 11, second update: topics that always wait for you. A review, comment or message Blipzy recognizes as being about an injury or illness, a legal threat, discrimination or harassment, the police or an inspector, or a payment dispute is not answered on its own, and your automation rules send nothing for it. A health practice's public replies are written without mentioning a visit or treatment, and Blipzy does not write replies to its direct messages or send any on its own, and your automation rules send nothing for them. A reply that waited more than a week, or was written before a notice changed, comes back to you to read. Before posting a reply to a Google review on its own, Blipzy checks that you have not already replied there; a reply you send yourself still replaces one.
  • October 11: deleting a business or your account now stops its billing. Subscriptions end at the end of the current billing period and you are not charged again; an overdue one is cancelled at once and not collected. A payment that goes through after you deleted the business is refunded. If you answer a review on Google yourself, or tell Blipzy you did, Blipzy does not post a reply to it unless you reopen it.
  • October 6: if you pay for an extra location that is already on your account, we refund it, unless you have used that slot for a different location first.
  • October 5: a business can be registered on Blipzy once. If you believe someone registered yours without the right to, write to our support team. If we agree, we may unlink the listing from their account so you can register it.
  • September 30: what happens to messages that arrive while Blipzy is paused. The line that ends anything Blipzy sends or posts on its own, which line says AI, and that you choose between two wordings of it, neither of which names Blipzy. What an automatic reply says when a customer asks if it is AI, and that following up is yours to do. The plans are now called the Search pack and the Social pack, the Google room is now the Search room, and the Google Ads check is now the Ad check; what each includes is unchanged.
  • September 29: what the Google Ads check is. That we promise no advertising cost or result from it, and that any change you make in Google Ads is yours. Whose trademarks Google, Google Ads, Google Business Profile, Instagram and Facebook are. The Pause Blipzy switch, and what it stops.
  • September 27: automatic replies never claim to be a person, and say so honestly when a customer asks. A reply to a review can no longer offer a discount or a code. A new section on how we handle your customers' information. The referral terms now state the real numbers.
  • September 26: the ads audit is now part of the Google pack (renamed the Search pack on September 30).
  • September 14: Google Ads readings, if you connect an ads account.
  • August 15: setting up an account now ends with one question asking whether Blipzy should send its own replies or wait for you. Automatic replies to direct messages, comments and reviews still start OFF and stay off until you answer it.

Get Blipzy ("Blipzy") is a product of The Buddy Labs AI Inc. ("we", "us"). By creating an account or using Blipzy you agree to these terms.

What Blipzy is

Blipzy is software that helps businesses manage their online reputation: it collects the reviews, comments and messages of the business accounts you connect, drafts and (where you enable it) posts replies in your brand voice, measures your online visibility, and reports on it. It can also change your Google Business Profile listing when you ask it to, by putting your website address, phone number or description onto the listing, or marking it open again, at your tap. If you run Google Ads, Blipzy can check that account: it reads it through a script you install in your own Google Ads account, tells you what it found and what it suggests fixing first, and never changes anything in the account. Blipzy is a tool that acts on your instructions and on the settings you choose.

Your account and your connections

  • You must be at least 18 and using Blipzy for a business you own or are authorized to represent.
  • You may only connect accounts (Google, Google Ads, Instagram, Facebook, your own systems) that you have the right to manage. Connecting someone else's account without permission is a breach of these terms and of the platforms' own rules.
  • You are responsible for keeping your sign-in access secure and for what happens under your account.
  • A business can be registered on Blipzy once. If someone else has already registered yours, ask them to invite you, or write to support@thebuddylabs.com if you believe it is yours and they had no right to register it. We will look into it, and we may ask either of you to show that you manage the business. If we decide it was registered without the right to, we may unlink its Google listing from that account, and stop showing its reviews on that account's pages, so its owner can register it, and we will tell the account holder by email. A disagreement between people who both have a claim to a business is for them to settle; we do not decide it.

Our software, and the license we give you

Blipzy, including its software, design, brand, logos and the systems behind it, belongs to The Buddy Labs AI Inc. and is protected by intellectual property laws. While your subscription or trial is active we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable right to use Blipzy for your own business. You may not copy, resell, rent, reverse engineer, scrape, or build a competing product from it, or remove our notices.

Your content stays yours

Your business information, your reviews, messages and the replies you write or approve remain yours. You grant us a limited license to host, process, back up and display that content only as needed to provide Blipzy to you (for example, to draft a reply, build your private voice profile, or show your public profile page if you choose to share it). This license ends when you delete the content or your account, except for copies kept briefly in routine backups or where the law requires us to retain them.

AI-drafted content is yours to control

Blipzy uses AI to draft replies and other content. You choose the voice, the rules, the avoid list, and whether replies post automatically or wait for your approval. Content posted from your accounts through Blipzy is published on your behalf and is your responsibility, the same as if you had typed it. If you reply to a review on Google yourself, or tell Blipzy you did by pressing I posted it, Blipzy marks the review answered and does not post a reply to it unless you reopen it. Blipzy sees a reply you post on Google the next time it reads your reviews. Before Blipzy posts a reply to a Google review on its own, it checks Google for a reply from your business on that review, and does not post if it finds one. A reply you or your team send or approve in Blipzy is posted at once without that check (if it has to wait, it is checked like the others), and Google keeps one reply from a business per review, so it replaces any reply already there, including one you posted on Google that Blipzy has not seen yet. AI drafts can be imperfect; review settings exist so you can keep any topic in human hands, and you should use them for anything sensitive. Some topics always wait for you. When Blipzy recognizes that a review, comment or message is about an injury or illness (including an allergic reaction), a legal threat, discrimination or harassment, the police or an inspector, or a chargeback or payment dispute, nothing is sent or posted for it on its own, by Blipzy or by your automation rules: any reply Blipzy writes waits in your inbox for you to read. Blipzy finds these by the words used, so it can miss one or hold one that is harmless. It is a safeguard, not a promise that every such message is caught. A reply that has waited more than a week to go out, or one written before you added a notice that is now in effect, or while a notice was in effect that has since ended, is not sent on its own either: it goes back to your inbox as a draft for you to read and send. If your business looks like a health practice from its Google category, name or specialties, Blipzy tells its AI not to mention a visit, treatment or appointment in a public reply, and holds a reply in which it finds one until you change it; it does not write replies to direct messages or send any on its own, your automation rules send nothing for them, and they wait for you. You remain responsible for every reply posted in your name, including automatic replies and replies you approve. If your business is subject to health privacy law (for example HIPAA in the United States or PHIPA in Ontario), complying with it is your responsibility: these safeguards help, but they are not a compliance service, and Blipzy does not sign business associate agreements. Do not write or approve replies that include patient information, and do not paste patient messages into Blipzy to teach it. Automatic replies are written by AI on your instructions, and you are responsible for choosing to switch them on. They never claim to be a person, and if a customer asks whether they are talking to a human, the reply says plainly that it is an automated reply written with AI for your business, and that someone on your team will see the message and follow up. That promise is made in your name, and following up is yours to do. When Blipzy recognizes the question, it emails you, and sends a browser notification if you turned those on. If you switch off alert emails, or a customer asks in a way Blipzy does not recognize, you will find it only in your inbox.

No guarantees of rankings or outcomes

Search rankings, AI-engine visibility, review volume, advertising costs and results, and customer behavior are controlled by third parties and by the market, not by us. Blipzy measures them and helps with the work, but we do not promise any ranking, score, review outcome, advertising cost or result, or business result. The Ad check is information to help you decide. It does not promise a lower cost per click, more conversions or more customers, and any change you make in Google Ads is your decision and your responsibility. The review dispute helper drafts removal requests for you to submit; whether a platform removes a review is entirely that platform's decision.

Acceptable use

You agree not to use Blipzy to: post fake reviews or misrepresent who is speaking; harass, defame or spam anyone; violate the terms of the platforms Blipzy connects to (Google, Meta, Stripe); send messages to people who have asked not to be contacted; or attempt to probe, overload or break the service or access another business's data. We may suspend accounts that do.

Outbound messaging and anti-spam laws

When you use Blipzy to send replies, messages or review requests, you are the sender. You are responsible for following the messaging and anti-spam laws that apply to you and your customers, including Canada's CASL, the US CAN-SPAM Act and TCPA, and similar rules elsewhere. That means only contacting people who may lawfully be contacted, honoring opt-outs and requests to stop, and not sending deceptive or unsolicited bulk messages. Blipzy gives you approval controls and avoid lists to help; using them is up to you.

Third-party platforms and services

Blipzy connects to services run by others (Google, Meta, Stripe, and any systems you link yourself). Your use of those services is also governed by their own terms and policies, and you are responsible for keeping your accounts with them in good standing. We are not responsible for those platforms' acts, outages, fees, or decisions, and if one changes or removes access, the related Blipzy features may change or stop.

Plans, trials and billing

  • New businesses get a 3-day free trial, no card required. What a trial does and does not send comes down to who wrote the message. A reply Blipzy writes itself, in your voice, is left in your inbox for you to approve for the whole of the trial, whatever your switches say, and on a paid plan it stays that way until you decide otherwise. NOTHING REPLIES IN YOUR NAME UNTIL YOU SWITCH IT ON. Automatic replies to direct messages, to comments and to reviews all start OFF. Switching on direct messages or comments puts a screen in front of you first, explaining what Blipzy will send and to whom, because both write privately or publicly to a member of the public in your name. Switching on review replies does the same only when you set the line low enough to answer unhappy customers, at 2 stars and below. Setting up an account is where that screen is put to you: the last step asks, in one question, whether Blipzy should send its own replies or wait for you, and answering yes there is what switches all three on. Answering unhappy reviews is a separate box on the same screen, and it is never ticked for you. If you signed up before that step existed, and you have not already set these three yourself, you are asked the same question once on your dashboard. You will find all three together under What sends on its own, on the Automations screen in your settings, and you can change any of them whenever you like. The same screen has one switch that pauses Blipzy: while it is paused, nothing is sent, posted or drafted on its own in your name, including your own automation rules, the daily work Blipzy picks for you (like keeping the details Google shows for your business in step on your Blipzy record) and review request reminders. New reviews and messages still arrive in your inbox, anything you send yourself still goes out, and resuming puts every setting back as it was. Reviews, messages and comments that arrived while Blipzy was paused are never sent or posted automatically when you resume. Any reply Blipzy writes for one of them waits in your inbox as a draft for you to send, and your automation rules send nothing for them. Anything Blipzy sends or posts on its own, without you pressing send, ends with a line saying so. When Blipzy's AI wrote it, the line says it was sent automatically and written by AI; when it is an automation rule's message, the line says it was sent automatically. You choose between two wordings on the Automations screen: "Written and sent automatically with AI" and "Sent automatically", or "Automated reply, written by AI" and "Automated reply". Until you choose, the first is used. You cannot remove the line, because some laws require telling people when a message is automated. That covers direct messages, private replies, public comment replies and Google review replies. Replies you write or approve yourself carry no line. An automation rule you set up sends on its own during the trial, because you wrote its message word for word and that is what the rule is for. A rule that fires on a new review is the exception in the other direction: it saves a draft rather than posting, because a public reply to a review always waits for you. The Search room, which audits your Google Business Profile and counts every way somebody reached you, is yours to look around during the trial and unlocks on a paid plan. It is built on a Google Business Profile, so what it can show depends on your listing being connected. A trial has no send quota of its own: your rules fire as often as they match, for the whole 3 days. The only limits are the anti-spam ones that apply on every plan, trial or paid, which cap how many messages one person can receive from you in a day. When the trial ends, your data stays and inbound messages keep being stored, but Blipzy stops acting outward (replies, automations, scans, alerts) until you subscribe.
  • Paid plans are billed by Stripe as a monthly subscription per location, with optional add-on packs (for example the Search or Social packs) priced separately and shown before you pay. You can cancel anytime from Settings; access continues to the end of the paid period, and amounts already billed are not refunded unless the law where you live says otherwise, with one exception. If you pay for an extra location that is already on your account (for example, when two checkouts finish at the same time), we do not add it twice. We email you, and our team refunds every payment taken for it and closes the extra slot. If you use that slot for a different location before we do, the payment is kept for that location.
  • Deleting is not the same as cancelling. Deleting a business stops its subscriptions, including any location add-ons, from renewing at the end of the current billing period, and deleting your account does the same for every business you own, so you will not be charged for them again. The business and its data are deleted straight away, so the rest of that period cannot be used, and amounts already billed are not refunded unless the law where you live says otherwise. A refund we already owe you, such as for a location paid for twice, is still made. If a payment is overdue when you delete, that subscription is cancelled at once and we do not try to collect the overdue payment again. If a payment for a business goes through after you deleted it, for example from a checkout left open in another tab, nothing is set up for it, it will not renew, and we refund it. If we cannot reach our payment provider to stop your billing, nothing is deleted and you can try again.
  • We may issue promotional or launch codes. Redeeming one grants full access with no end date and no card on file, until we withdraw it. Codes have no cash value, are not transferable, and can be limited or withdrawn for abuse or where one was issued in error, which returns the account to the free tier.
  • Our referral program gives you a 10% discount on your own subscription for each business you refer that becomes a paying customer and stays paid for 7 days, up to 50%. Discounts apply to future invoices rather than past ones and have no cash value. A discount earned from a referral ends if that business's own subscription ends. We may withdraw a referral reward where a signup is not genuine, such as self-referral or duplicate accounts.
  • Blipzy never spends your money. Nothing in it can set an advertising budget, place a bid, start a campaign or turn on a network. If you connect a Google Ads account, Blipzy READS it and tells you what it found, and it reads it through a script that runs inside your own account, which you can delete at any time. That is the whole of its access, and it is the line we hold: anything that could change what you spend on ads is yours to do, in Google Ads.
  • We may change prices with at least 30 days' notice; changes apply from your next billing cycle.

Your customers' information

When your customers write to you, review you, or receive a review request from you, Blipzy handles their information on your behalf and only to provide Blipzy to you. We keep it confidential and do not use it for anything else. The providers who help us run Blipzy are listed on the privacy page. If we learn of a breach that affects your customers' information, we tell you without undue delay. When you delete the business, we delete it, except the lists of people who asked not to be contacted again, which we keep so that request is never forgotten. If one of your customers asks to see or delete what you hold about them, we help you answer.

Taxes

Prices shown do not include sales taxes (such as GST/HST or VAT) unless stated. Where we are required to collect tax, it is added at checkout and shown before you pay. You are responsible for any taxes on your own business that arise from using Blipzy.

Early access and new features

We sometimes release features marked as beta, preview or early access. These are offered as is, may change or be withdrawn, and may be less reliable than the rest of Blipzy. Feedback you send us about Blipzy (ideas, bug reports, suggestions) is something we can use freely to improve the product, without any obligation to you.

Your data

Your business data stays yours. How we collect, use and delete it is described in the Privacy Policy, which is part of these terms. You can delete a business or your whole account at any time; see the data deletion instructions.

Service and availability

We work to keep Blipzy fast and available, but it is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of any kind to the fullest extent the law allows. Parts of Blipzy depend on third-party platforms and their APIs; if a platform changes or restricts access, the connected features may change or stop working, and that is outside our control.

Limits on liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, The Buddy Labs AI Inc. is not liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages, or for lost profits, revenue or goodwill, arising from your use of Blipzy. Our total liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid us in the 3 months before the event giving rise to the claim. Some jurisdictions do not allow some of these limits; where that is the case, they apply only as far as that law allows.

Indemnity

If a third party brings a claim against us because of content you posted through Blipzy, an account you connected without authority, or your breach of these terms, you agree to cover the costs and damages of that claim.

Ending things

You can stop using Blipzy and delete your account at any time. Deleting it stops your billing as described under Plans, trials and billing above. We can suspend or end accounts that breach these terms, and we may pause a paid plan for non-payment after letting you know. We will tell you why we suspend or end an account unless the law prevents it. Sections that by their nature should survive (liability limits, indemnity, your responsibilities for posted content) survive termination.

Events outside our control

We are not responsible for delays or failures caused by events beyond our reasonable control, such as internet or hosting outages, failures or changes by the platforms we connect to, natural events, or acts of government.

Sorting out disputes

If you have a problem, please contact us first at privacy@thebuddylabs.com so we can try to resolve it directly, which is usually the fastest way. If we cannot, these terms are governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada, and disputes belong to the courts of Ontario, unless the consumer-protection law of the place you live gives you rights that cannot be taken away by contract, in which case those rights stand.

The rest of the fine print

  • We may transfer these terms to a successor (for example, if the business is sold); you may not transfer your account without our consent.
  • If any part of these terms is found unenforceable, the rest still applies, and the unenforceable part is limited only as far as needed.
  • Not enforcing a term once does not waive our right to enforce it later.
  • These terms and the Privacy Policy are the whole agreement between you and us about Blipzy, and replace any earlier understanding on the same subject.
  • Google, Google Ads and Google Business Profile are trademarks of Google LLC. Blipzy is not made by, endorsed by or affiliated with Google or Meta. Instagram and Facebook are trademarks of Meta Platforms, Inc.

Changes to these terms

If we change these terms in a way that matters, we will update the date above and note the change on this page before it takes effect. Using Blipzy after a change means you accept the updated terms.

How we reach you

We contact you through the email on your account and through notices inside the app. Keep your email current so you do not miss anything important, including changes to these terms or to your plan.

Who we are

Blipzy is a product of The Buddy Labs AI Inc., incorporated in Ontario, Canada. Reach us by email at the address below; we will give you a postal address on request.

Contact

Questions about these terms, privacy or legal matters: privacy@thebuddylabs.com. For help using Blipzy: support@thebuddylabs.com.