Booking terms
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.
01What you are booking
Through STRIKR you book a place in a specific sports activity, on a given date and time, delivered by the venue or trainer named in the listing. STRIKR handles the booking and the payment on that provider's behalf.
02Price and taxes
All prices are shown in euros and include applicable taxes. Before paying you see the full breakdown: net amount, taxes and total. Nothing is added after that screen.
03Booking process
The booking is concluded when you receive the confirmation and its reference number. If the session fills while you are completing the process, the booking is not made and nothing is charged.
04Payment
Card payments are processed by a certified payment provider. STRIKR never stores your full card details.
05Cancellation and withdrawal
Every activity states its free cancellation window. Because these are leisure services tied to a specific date, the fourteen-day right of withdrawal that normally applies to distance contracts does not apply here.
06Complaints
You can send any complaint to the contact email given in the legal notice. The European online dispute resolution platform is also available to you.
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.