Terms of Service
This document is a translation of the Korean original. In case of any discrepancy, the Korean version shall prevail.
Article 1 (Definitions)
"Company" refers to Imgood Co., Ltd. (Representative Director: Im Hyun-soon, Business Registration No.: 113-86-63659, Address: 406, Ace Techno Tower 1st, 38-9, Digital-ro 31-gil, Guro-gu, Seoul). The Company operates the services under Article 8 through the "rdurl.link" domain.
"Service" refers to the short link management services provided by the Company via the internet, including short link creation, click analytics, custom domain integration, bulk creation, and API.
"Member" refers to a customer who has concluded a service agreement (registration) and uses the Service.
"Guest" refers to a customer who uses the Service without registering as a Member.
"Short Link" refers to a link that converts a long URL entered by a user into a short address generated by the Company.
"Custom Domain" refers to a domain owned by a Member that is connected to the Service and used as a prefix for short link addresses.
"ID" and "Password" refer to the information set by a Member for identification and use of the Service, and the character string to protect it, respectively.
Article 2 (Application of Terms)
These Terms apply to the service relationship between the Company and Members and Guests.
Matters not specified in these Terms shall be governed by relevant laws and regulations such as the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce, etc., the Consumer Protection Act, and the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc., as well as the Company's operating policies.
Article 3 (Modification of Terms)
The Company may modify these Terms when necessary for service improvement, amendment of laws, or changes in operating policies.
When modifying the Terms, the Company shall clearly state the effective date and reasons for modification and post them on the Service from at least 7 days before the effective date until a reasonable period after the effective date, and shall notify Members by email or in-service announcement.
If a Member does not agree to the modified Terms, they may terminate the service (withdraw from membership) within the notice period. If no objection is raised within the notice period, the Member shall be deemed to have consented to the modified Terms.
Article 4 (Membership Registration and Modification of Member Information)
A person wishing to register as a Member shall apply for registration by entering the required items (email address, password, etc.) specified by the Company on the registration screen.
Membership is established at the point when the Member completes email verification with the Company.
A Member may request the Company to modify member information (name, password, etc.), and the Company shall provide the necessary procedures.
A Member is responsible for managing their ID and Password, and shall promptly notify the Company upon discovering unauthorized use by a third party. The Company shall not be liable for damages arising from the Member's lack of management or use by a third party.
Article 5 (Loss of Membership)
The Company may terminate the membership of a Member falling under any of the following:
- If false information is included in the information submitted at the time of registration
- If another person's ID or Password is used without authorization
- If these Terms or relevant laws and regulations are violated
- If the Service is abused to cause spam, traffic for advertising purposes, system load, etc.
- If the Company's service operation is obstructed, or the Company's or a third party's property or credit interests are harmed
When terminating membership, the Company shall notify the grounds and provide the Member with an opportunity to present their case.
Upon termination of membership, all of the Member's short links shall be deactivated, and personal information shall be processed in accordance with the "Privacy Policy."
Article 6 (Suspension of Use)
The Company may suspend a Member's use of the Service for a certain period as a corrective measure if the Member falls under any of the items in Article 5, Paragraph 1.
Once the grounds for suspension are resolved, the Company shall promptly resume the Service.
Article 7 (Member's Obligations)
A Member shall not engage in any of the following acts when using the Service:
- Acts that go against national interest, public order, or good morals
- Acts that infringe upon the intellectual property rights, reputation, or other legitimate interests of the Company or a third party
- Acts that use short links for illegal purposes such as distributing malicious code, phishing, spam redirection, or fraud
- Acts that create or distribute links pointing to illegal content (copyright infringement, deepfakes, obscene material, etc.)
- Acts that collect or use another person's personal information or data without authorization
- Acts that generate abnormal traffic using automated programs, etc.
- Acts that obstruct the normal operation of the Company's Service
- Other acts that the Company reasonably determines to be inappropriate
Article 8 (Service Provision and Suspension)
1. The Company shall in principle provide the Service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. However, service provision may be temporarily restricted where technically or operationally necessary, such as for system maintenance.
2. The Company may temporarily suspend or restrict all or part of the Service in any of the following cases:
- 1. Where necessary for the stable operation of the Service, such as system inspection, maintenance, replacement, or upgrade
- 2. Where normal service provision is difficult due to server or information and communication equipment failures, communication network failures, sudden traffic surges, etc.
- 3. Where circumstances arise that the Company cannot reasonably control, such as power outages, natural disasters, national emergencies, or attacks by third parties
- 4. Other cases where there are significant reasons requiring temporary suspension or restriction for the stable operation of the Service
3. In cases where the Company suspends or restricts service provision pursuant to paragraph 2, it shall notify users in advance of the reason, expected duration, etc. through an in-service notice or other appropriate means. However, where advance notice is difficult due to urgent or unavoidable circumstances, it may provide notice without delay after the fact.
4. The Company shall not be liable for damages incurred by users due to service suspension or failure arising from circumstances that the Company cannot reasonably control, such as natural disasters, power outages, communication network failures, or attacks by third parties, or that occurred without the Company's fault. However, this shall not apply where the Company is required to bear liability under applicable laws and regulations.
Article 9 (Free Provision and Paid Plans)
As of the effective date of these Terms, the Company provides all Service features free of charge.
If the Company introduces paid plans in the future, it shall clearly state the fees, payment methods, refund policies, etc. on the service screen, and a paid service agreement shall be concluded when the user separately consents.
Fees for paid subscriptions shall be prepaid based on the usage cycle, and subscription cancellation can be done within the Service.
Article 10 (Usage Limits)
Guests can create up to 5 short links per day.
Members can create up to 1,000 short links per day per account.
Up to 10 custom domains can be connected per account.
The above limits may be adjusted for service stability and abuse prevention, in which case users will be notified via in-service announcement, etc.
Article 11 (Deletion and Restoration of Short Links)
A Member can delete their own short links within the Service.
Deleted short links can be restored within 30 days, and will be permanently deleted after 30 days have passed.
Short links with an expiration date set will be automatically deactivated upon expiration.
Article 12 (Custom Domains)
To connect a custom domain, a Member must own the domain and apply the CNAME record value specified by the Company to the domain's DNS settings.
When a custom domain is deleted, short links created with that domain will also be deactivated at the same time, and will be restored if re-registered within 30 days.
The Company shall not be liable for damages arising from the abuse of a domain for which a Member cannot prove ownership.
Article 13 (Intellectual Property Rights)
Copyright and other intellectual property rights related to the Service (software, design, text, images, etc.) belong to the Company or the legitimate rights holder.
The rights to content (URLs, custom slugs, etc.) created by a Member belong to the Member, and the Company will not use it for any purpose other than providing the Service.
Article 14 (Exemption from Liability)
1. Where damage occurs to a Member or a third party due to any of the following grounds, the Company shall not be liable for such damage unless the Company is at fault.
- 1. Where an obstacle to the use of the Service arises due to the Member's fault
- 2. Where circumstances arise that the Company cannot reasonably control, such as natural disasters, power outages, or communication network failures
- 3. Where an obstacle arises in equipment or a network used by the Member, or in a third party's service or infrastructure beyond the Company's scope of management
- 4. Where damage occurs due to a third party's unlawful access, attack, or infringing act, despite the Company having taken protective measures in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations
- 5. Where the Member discloses information or provides it to a third party at their own responsibility, and damage occurs as a result. However, this shall not apply where the Company is at fault.
2. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 1, where damage occurs due to the Company's intent or negligence, the Company shall be liable in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations.
Article 15 (Compensation for Damages)
1. Where the Company's failure to perform its obligations results in a violation of these Terms of Service or applicable laws and regulations, causing damage to a Member, the Company shall indemnify for such damage in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. For damages arising from special circumstances, the Company shall bear liability only in cases where the Company knew or should have known of such circumstances.
2. Where a Member's failure to perform its obligations results in a violation of these Terms of Service or applicable laws and regulations, causing damage to the Company or a third party, the Member shall indemnify for such damage in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
Article 16 (Dispute Resolution and Jurisdiction)
The Company shall endeavor to handle opinions or complaints raised by users regarding the use of the Service promptly and fairly.
The Company and the Member shall endeavor to resolve disputes through mutual good-faith consultation, and where necessary, in accordance with relevant laws and standards such as the "Consumer Dispute Resolution Standards."
Any lawsuit arising in connection with these Terms or the use of the Service shall be filed in the court of jurisdiction determined by relevant laws, including the "Civil Procedure Act."
Article 17 (Complementary Provisions)
Matters not stipulated in these Terms of Service shall be governed by the relevant laws and regulations and the Company's operating policies. However, where the content of the operating policies conflicts with these Terms of Service or the relevant laws and regulations, these Terms of Service and the relevant laws and regulations shall prevail.
Supplementary Provisions
These Terms of Service shall take effect on September 14, 2026.