Legal notice
Last updated: Tuesday, 3 November 2026
Draft document. This text is a configurable template and must be reviewed by a qualified lawyer before publication. STRIKR does not claim to be certified or fully compliant until that review has taken place.
Website owner
- Registered name
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- Tax ID
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- Registered address
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- Registry details
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- Contact email
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Fields marked as pending are filled with the real legal entity's details. No registration number, tax identification, address or legal representative has been invented.
01Purpose
This notice governs access to and use of the STRIKR website, a marketplace connecting people who want to practise sport with the gyms, academies, studios and trainers offering those activities. Using the site means accepting this notice.
02Status as an information society service provider
STRIKR operates as an intermediary service provider under Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce. It does not itself provide the sports services published on the platform.
03Intellectual and industrial property
The STRIKR trade mark, its visual identity, the site's copy and its software are protected. Venue photographs belong to their owners or licensors and are published with their authorisation.
04Liability
STRIKR is answerable for the operation of the platform and the booking process. Delivery of the sports activity, the state of the facilities and the qualifications of the staff are the responsibility of the venue or trainer offering it.
05Applicable law
The relationship between STRIKR and its users is governed by Spanish law. For consumers, the competent courts are those of their own place of residence.
Marketplace transparency
STRIKR publishes third-party offers. Every listing states who provides the service, what total you pay and how results are ranked. Obligations arising from the Digital Services Act, the DAC7 Directive and other platform rules must be assessed against the entity's actual operating model before launch.