Influencer Agreement
Parties to the Agreement
Why and You Prosper Oy, Business ID 3505416-4, Asemakatu 4, 76100 Pieksämäki, Finland (“Prospr”), provides a service (“Service”) through which companies and organisations requiring influencer marketing (“Companies”) can engage in marketing collaboration with influencers.
The user registered as an influencer on the Prospr platform (“You”, “Influencer”).
By using the Service, you accept this agreement.
1. Definitions
Influencer: An individual or company registered on the Prospr platform as an influencer.
Influencer Programme: A Company’s programme on the Prospr platform in which the Influencer promotes a service or product as directed by the Company, after the Company has accepted the Influencer into its programme.
Influencer Channel: A social media account, website, application, or other digital channel that the Influencer uses to publish links, advertisements, or widgets.
Influencer Content: Content (e.g. social media posts, website content) that the Influencer creates for their Influencer Channels to promote an Influencer Programme.
Company: A company registered on the Prospr platform with the aim of engaging in marketing collaborations with Influencers.
Company Website: A website, application, or service platform provided by the Company.
Visitor: A user who engages with the Influencer’s content, link, or widget and is directed to the Company Website.
Event: A completed click, purchase, or conversion on/to the Company’s website, where the Visitor arrives at the Company Website via the Influencer’s channel.
Commission: The agreed compensation payable to the Influencer for an approved Event.
Invalid Traffic: Clicks or events that do not arise from genuine, independent actions by the Influencer’s followers; this includes all actions that manipulate clicks or events, such as the use of automated tools, bots, or scripts; falsifying visits; deliberately concealing visits by bypassing tracking mechanisms; or publishing a link in a different Channel than the one for which it is intended. Invalid Traffic also includes traffic that seeks to disrupt or prevent the functioning of the Service, or to gain unauthorised access to the Service.
Influencer Matching System: A digital platform provided by Prospr that enables Companies to find, invite, and manage collaborations with Influencers, as well as track campaign results and payments.
2. The Service
Prospr provides a platform through which Influencers can engage in marketing collaborations with Companies and earn fees. The Service includes, for example, a website, a mobile application, and a backend system that tracks Events.
Prospr owns the Service and the associated software. The Influencer is granted the right to use the Service in the role of an influencer in accordance with this agreement for its duration.
Prospr acts solely as a technical platform and influencer matching system, enabling collaboration between Companies and Influencers.
Prospr is not a marketing agency, reseller, employer, principal, or agent, and is not a party to agreements between the Client and influencers.
3. Influencer Obligations
The Influencer must be at least 18 years of age.
The Influencer must not share their username and password with others, and the password must be kept confidential. If the Influencer’s password have been compromised, they are obliged to notify Prospr’s customer support immediately.
Influencer Content must comply with applicable laws, advertising and ethical rules, and the Company’s guidelines. The Influencer must disclose in their content that it constitutes a commercial collaboration.
The Influencer may engage in email marketing within the scope of an Influencer Programme only if the Influencer Programme expressly permits it. Email marketing must comply with applicable legislation, including the GDPR and the Act on Electronic Communications Services. All recipients must have given valid consent (opt-in) to receive marketing communications, and must be able to withdraw their consent (opt-out) with ease.
The Influencer must not generate Invalid Traffic, nor commission or facilitate the generation of Invalid Traffic.
The Influencer must have all necessary rights to the Influencer’s content.
The Influencer should make reasonable efforts to ensure that Influencer Content complies with guidelines relating to the accessibility of digital content.
If the Influencer receives access to the Company’s personal data in connection with an Influencer Programme, the Influencer is obliged to agree with the Company on the use of personal data in a manner that complies with applicable regulation, including the GDPR.
In order to offer you suitable Influencer Programs quickly and accurately, you grant Prospri the right to create a profile of you based on the information you have added to your account. The profile may be based on, for example, the information and content of the Influencer Channels you have connected, your profile information, and other data stored in your account. The profile is used by Prospri’s staff and automated systems to recommend you for suitable programs. In addition to this, you may always apply to Influencer Programmes of your own choosing.
4. Prospr’s Obligations
Where an Influencer Programme includes affiliate links that the Influencer incorporates into their Influencer Content, Prospr tracks the Events generated on the Company Website as a result of clicks on the affiliate links. Tracking is carried out within the limits of technical capability; in some cases, traffic cannot be tracked due to the settings of the Visitor’s browser or technical limitations, or because of a technical fault or configuration error on the Company’s website. The Influencer understands that, due to these limitations, some Events may not be recorded in the Service, and no commission will be paid for such Events.
Prospr will make its best efforts to keep the Service available, subject to the understanding that Prospr is not responsible for outages caused by third parties such as internet service providers, nor for force majeure events. The Service may experience brief outages, for example during updates.
Prospr processes the Influencer’s personal data in accordance with its Privacy Policy and in compliance with GDPR legislation. The Privacy Policy is available on Prospr’s website at prosprapp.com/legal.
5. Compensation and Payment
In programmes involving affiliate links, the Influencer receives compensation in the form of commission in accordance with the terms of each programme. Commission is paid only for those Events that have been recorded by the Service as having arrived via the Influencer’s links, that are not duplicates, and that have been separately approved by the Company. The Influencer can view any Events rejected by the Company and the reasons for rejection in the Prospr application.
For other collaborations with Companies, the Influencer receives compensation separately in accordance with what has been agreed in the collaboration.
Prospr pays out compensation once a month, provided that Prospr’s current minimum payout threshold has been exceeded. The current amount of the minimum payout threshold can be seen in the Prospr application. Compensation is paid out in euros, converted using the exchange rates available to Prospr at the time of invoicing; each party bears their own bank charges in respect of payments.
The monthly payout will only include Events and collaboration compensation for which Prospr has received full payment from the Company. This means that it always takes several weeks from the occurrence of an Event before compensation is paid out, and that payment may be delayed if the Company’s approvals or payments are delayed. No commission is paid for Invalid Traffic, and incorrectly paid compensation must be returned.
Prospr pays out compensation either by self-billing — or, if you have chosen to use an invoicing service, when you submit an invoice to Prospr in accordance with Prospr’s generated statement, with a payment term of 7–14 days, depending on the payout method you use.
The Influencer is responsible for withholding tax, all taxes, and other statutory payments in accordance with the legislation of their country of residence. An Influencer based in Finland operating through the Prospr platform must be registered in the prepayment register, either directly or through an invoicing service they use. Prospr reserves the right to prevent or suspend collaboration with Influencers who do not meet this requirement.
6. Disclaimer of Liability
The Service is provided “as is”, and Prospr does not warrant that the Service will meet expectations. Prospr is not liable for indirect or consequential damages.
Each party’s liability for direct damages is limited to the commissions paid during the preceding six months.
The Influencer undertakes to reimburse Prospr for reasonable legal and court costs incurred should a third party bring a claim against Prospr arising directly from the Influencer’s breach of their obligations under this agreement.
7. Term and Termination
The agreement commences when the Influencer accepts this agreement upon registering or using the Service, and continues until the agreement has been terminated.
The Influencer may terminate this agreement by deleting their account from the Service. Prospr may thereafter retain the Influencer’s payment details for such time as is necessary to pay any outstanding fees, and for such time as legislation requires invoice data to be retained.
Agreements that the Influencer has entered into with Companies in relation to Influencer Programmes may continue after the termination of this agreement.
Prospr may suspend the Influencer’s access to the Service due to breaches of agreement or inappropriate conduct, and in more serious cases may terminate the agreement by notifying the Influencer by email.
Prospr may update the content of this agreement by notifying the Influencer either in the application, by email, or through another channel indicated by the Influencer, 30 days before the new terms take effect. The Influencer has the right to terminate the agreement if they do not accept the new terms.
8. Applicable Law and Dispute Resolution
This agreement is governed by Finnish law.
Disputes arising from this Agreement shall be resolved primarily through negotiation and, as a final recourse, before the Helsinki District Court.
9. Other Provisions
This agreement does not create an employment relationship or an agency relationship between the Influencer and Prospr/the Service, nor between the Influencer and the Company.
Neither party may transfer the rights or obligations set out in this agreement, except in the case of a share sale or business acquisition, in connection with which the agreement is transferred to the acquiring party, provided that the acquiring party undertakes to comply with the terms of the agreement.
If any provision of this agreement is found to be invalid, the remaining provisions of the agreement shall continue in force.
Prospr is entitled to use the Influencer’s name, profile picture, and programme collaborations. The Influencer has the right to withdraw this consent at any time by changing their settings in the Prospr application.
The Influencer commits to not collaborating outside Prospr platform with any Companies that they have come to know through the platform, or with whom they have collaborated through the platform. This prohibition applies for the duration of the agreement and for 12 months after its termination. In the event of a breach of this provision, the Influencer shall be obliged to pay Prospr a contractual penalty of €3,000 or an amount equal to Prospr’s estimated lost platform fee, whichever is higher.
By accepting this agreement, you also agree to Prospr’s Privacy Policy, available at https://prosprapp.com/legal.
Why And You Prosper Oy / Prospr Last updated: April 15th 2026
Terms and conditions for companies
Parties to the Agreement
Why and You Prosper Oy, Business ID 3505416-4, Asemakatu 4, 76100 Pieksämäki, Finland (“Prospr”), provides a service (“Service”) through which companies can implement performance-based influencer and affiliate marketing collaborations as well as traditional influencer collaborations.
The company registered as a business user on the Prospr platform (“You”, “Client”).
By using the Service, you accept these Terms and Conditions.
1. Purpose of the Terms
The purpose of these Terms is to define the conditions under which the Client uses the technology platform provided by Prospr for implementing performance-based influencer and affiliate marketing collaborations as well as traditional influencer collaborations.
Prospr provides the Client with a technology platform through which the Client can:
- Create and manage programmes
- Find and collaborate with influencers
- Utilise Prospr’s recommendation system, which suggests suitable influencers for programmes
- Track programme results and performance
Prospr acts as a neutral technology platform that enables collaboration between the parties, but does not participate in the execution of programmes, content creation, or commercial decision-making.
2. Prospr’s Role
Prospr acts solely as a technology platform.
Prospr is not a marketing agency, reseller, employer, principal, or agent, and is not a party to agreements between the Client and influencers.
Prospr provides a platform through which the Client and an influencer can agree on the terms of a programme. The Client may attach to their programme a document describing the obligations of influencers applying to join the programme; the Prospr platform will require the influencer to accept the programme terms before applying. In addition, Prospr requires that influencers comply with Prospr’s general influencer terms and conditions, available at https://prosprapp.com/legal/.
The Client is responsible for:
- The content, terms, and lawfulness of programmes
- The correct use of its brand, materials, and trademarks
- Providing influencers with guidance to the extent that they need it in relation to the Client’s programmes
- The commercial terms agreed with influencers
2.1 No Employment or Agency Relationship
Nothing in these Terms constitutes or is intended to constitute an employment relationship, agency relationship, representation relationship, franchise relationship, or other comparable legal relationship between Prospr and the Client, between Prospr and influencers, or between the Client and influencers. Prospr has no managerial or supervisory authority over influencers.
3. Programmes and Tracking
The Client defines, on a programme-by-programme basis, the fee model according to which influencers are compensated. The tracking data provided by Prospr is used for reporting and calculating fees. Prospr’s tracking data serves as the primary and binding source for determining programme results, events, and fees.
Fraudulent activity and manipulation of the system is prohibited. This includes all actions that manipulate clicks or events, such as the use of automated tools, bots, or scripts; falsifying visits; and deliberately concealing visits by bypassing tracking mechanisms. Invalid traffic also includes traffic that seeks to disrupt or prevent the functioning of the Service, or to gain unauthorised access to the Service.
3.1 Liability for Influencer Activity
Prospr is not responsible for the actions, content, or breaches of contract by influencers. Prospr is not responsible for damages caused to third parties. The Client agrees not to instruct or encourage influencers to act in breach of any applicable laws, good morals, or regulatory requirements. The Client is responsible for ensuring that its instructions and marketing activities are lawful.
3.2 Email Marketing
The Client may permit influencers to carry out email marketing within its programmes only if the recipients have given valid consent (opt-in) to receive marketing communications. It is the Client’s responsibility to ensure that email marketing complies with applicable legislation, including the GDPR, and in Finland, the Act on Electronic Communications Services (Laki sähköisen viestinnän palveluista).
3.3 Tracking Data
Prospr does not guarantee the complete accuracy of tracking data. Factors such as third-party services used on the Client’s web service, ad blockers, network disruptions, and browser privacy settings and restrictions may limit the recording of Events, and Prospr is not responsible for any deficiencies in tracking data arising from these factors.
Where the compensation model for the Client’s programme is based on conversions that occur in the Client’s system or on the Client’s website, the Client is obliged to ensure that every Event which the Client’s system identifies as being related to a Prospr affiliate link is transmitted to Prospr’s system without delay.
4. Payments and Fees
The Client undertakes to pay:
- Compensation to influencers in accordance with the terms of the programmes, through the Prospr platform.
- A platform fee to Prospr in accordance with Prospr’s price list, calculated on the total net amount of compensation paid to influencers (exclusive of VAT). The applicable platform fee is determined in accordance with Prospr’s current price list, available at prosprapp.com. Prospr reserves the right to revise the platform pricing model with 60 days’ notice.
All fees referred to in these Terms are subject to the applicable rate of value added tax and any other statutory charges.
5. Payment Processing and Invoicing
Prospr acts solely as a technical payment intermediary and reporting system. Prospr will not pass compensation on to influencers until the Client has paid the corresponding programme or collaboration fees and the platform fee in full into Prospr’s account. Prospr is not responsible for influencers’ taxes, social security contributions, or other statutory obligations.
The invoicing process between Prospr and the Client is as follows:
At the end of each calendar month, the Client shall review the programme results for preceding months on the Prospr platform and, using the platform’s functions, submit any reasoned objections within 30 days. After 30 days, Prospr has the right either to consider any unreviewed results from preceding months as approved, or to invoice the Client a late fee equal to 5% of the total commissions for programme results that were not reviewed by the deadline.
Following approval or deemed approval of the report, Prospr will issue an invoice to the Client. The payment term is fourteen (14) days net from the date of the invoice.
Prospr is not obliged to pay influencers their compensation until the Client has made the corresponding payment in full to Prospr.
6. Data Protection (GDPR)
The parties undertake to comply with the applicable data protection legislation in force at any given time, including the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Each party acts as an independent data controller in respect of its own processing of personal data. Prospr processes personal data for the purposes of providing its service, in accordance with Prospr’s then-current privacy policy.
If the collaboration between the parties requires the processing of personal data such that one party acts as the data controller and the other as the data processor, the parties undertake to enter into a separate Data Processing Agreement (DPA) before processing commences.
7. Intellectual Property Rights and References
The Client retains all rights to its own brand, logos, and materials.
The Client grants Prospr the right to use the Client’s name and logo as a reference and in marketing communications. The Client may withdraw this right by notifying Prospr’s customer service by email.
Prospr grants the Client the right to use Prospr’s name and logo as a reference and in marketing communications. Prospr may withdraw this right by notifying the Client by email.
8. Limitation of Liability
Prospr provides the service on an “as is” basis.
Prospr is not liable for:
- The commercial results of programmes
- Loss of revenue or profit
- Disputes between the Client and influencers
- Damages arising from temporary outages, maintenance work, or technical disruptions
- Outages arising from the actions of third parties (such as web hosting services)
- Damages arising from force majeure events, such as natural disasters, war, regulatory orders, or other events beyond the parties’ control
- Loss or destruction of data
- Errors in the service; Prospr does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation of the service
Prospr’s total liability for all direct damages arising in connection with these Terms is limited to the amount paid to Prospr by the relevant contracting party under these Terms during the six (6) months preceding the event that caused the damage. Prospr is not liable for indirect or consequential damages.
The Client undertakes to reimburse Prospr for reasonable legal and court costs incurred should a third party bring a claim against Prospr arising directly from the Client’s breach of its obligations under these Terms.
9. Duration and Termination
These Terms are valid until further notice. Either party may terminate the agreement with 14 days’ notice. Termination must be submitted in writing.
Prospr may update these Terms by notifying the Client by email 60 days before the new terms take effect. The Client has the right to terminate the agreement if it does not accept the new terms.
9a. Prohibition on Off-Platform Collaboration
The Client commits not to engage in collaboration outside the Prospr platform with any influencers that it has come to know through the platform, or with whom it has collaborated through the platform. This prohibition applies for the duration of the agreement and for 12 months after its termination. In the event of a breach of this provision, the Client shall be obliged to pay Prospr a contractual penalty of €3,000 or an amount equal to Prospr’s estimated lost platform fee, whichever is higher. The contractual penalty shall be paid separately for each influencer in respect of whom the contractual term has been breached.
10. Applicable Law and Other Terms
These Terms are governed by the laws of Finland.
Any disputes shall be resolved primarily through negotiation and, as a final recourse, before the Helsinki District Court.
By accepting this agreement, you also agree to Prospr’s Privacy Policy, available at https://prosprapp.com/legal.
Why And You Prosper Oy / Prospr Last updated: April 15th 2026
PRIVACY POLICY
Updated: 20 March 2026
Why And You Prosper Oy (Business ID 3505416-4) (“Prospr”, “we”) operates the Prospr platform at prosprapp.com. We are committed to processing personal data lawfully, transparently, and securely in accordance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR, 2016/679) and applicable national data protection legislation.
This Privacy Policy describes how we collect, use, store, share, and protect your personal data when you use our website, platform, and services.
1. Data Controller
Why And You Prosper Oy Business ID: 3505416-4 Asemakatu 4, 76100 Pieksämäki, Finland Email: hello@prosprapp.com
Why And You Prosper Oy is the data controller for all processing of personal data described in this policy, unless otherwise stated. If you have any questions about the processing of your personal data, please contact us at the email address above.
2. Definition of Personal Data
Personal data means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person. Such data includes, for example, name, email address, IP address, payment details, identifiers, and online behaviour.
3. Personal Data Collected
We collect different categories of personal data depending on how you use Prospr.
3.1 Website Use
We automatically collect technical data to ensure the functioning and security of the website:
- IP address
- Date and time of visit
- Pages visited
- Browser type and version
- Operating system
- Language and approximate location
- Referring website
Legal basis for processing: Legitimate interest (website security, functionality, and visitor statistics — GDPR Article 6(1)(f)).
3.2 Account Creation and Platform Use
When brands, influencers, or affiliates register and use the platform, we may collect the following data:
- Name
- Email address
- Phone number
- Company or brand name
- Social media profiles
- Billing and payment details
- IP address and device information
If you link your social media accounts to your profile, we load data about you and your posts from those accounts: for example, your follower count, number of posts, view counts, and your most recent posts. This data is used when presenting you to companies, matching you to suitable programmes, and in certain cases for calculating commissions. Data loaded from a social media account is deleted when you remove the link to your social media account, or when you delete your account from Prospr.
Legal basis for processing: Performance of a contract (GDPR Article 6(1)(b)) and legitimate interest (GDPR Article 6(1)(f)).
3.3 Contact Enquiries
When you contact us by email, chat, or via forms, we collect the following data:
- Name
- Email address
- Phone number
- Message content
Legal basis for processing: Legitimate interest (customer service and communications — GDPR Article 6(1)(f)).
Data is retained for a maximum of 24 months, unless legislation requires a longer retention period.
3.4 Job Applications
In the recruitment process, we process:
- CV and cover letter
- Contact details
- Employment and educational history
Legal basis for processing: Legitimate interest (recruitment — GDPR Article 6(1)(f)).
Data is retained for 24 months, unless the applicant requests earlier deletion.
3.5 Newsletter Subscription
When subscribing to the newsletter, we collect:
We send marketing communications and product updates. Legal basis for processing: Consent (GDPR Article 6(1)(a)). You may cancel your subscription at any time via the link in the newsletter.
3.6 Affiliate Link Tracking
3.6.1 When you click on an affiliate link enabled by the Prospr platform as a web user
When influencers promote companies through the Prospr platform, Prospr receives information about web users who have clicked on influencers’ links. In this context, Prospr may store the following data about the web user:
- The user’s IP address, which is recorded in logs solely for technical troubleshooting and temporarily for rate-limiting excessive traffic. It is not linked to the user’s activity on the destination website or to link tracking.
- A functional cookie for recognising a returning click by the same user: this enables the possible revocation of tracking consent given in the Prospr service in relation to that specific link, as well as ensuring the correct redirection of the link to the destination website. The cookie is not used for any purpose other than this; it is not used, for example, to track the user on the site they are directed to.
Prospr may also ask whether your visit to the destination website may be tracked by placing a cookie or similar technical identifier specifically linked to the link you clicked.
If you permit tracking of your visit, Prospr passes your consent to the destination website, which is responsible for compliance with your consent. Even in this case, Prospr does not store in its own system any data that would link your visit to your personal data.
Legal basis for processing: Consent (GDPR Article 6(1)(a)) and legitimate interest (GDPR Article 6(1)(f)).
3.6.2 When you are an influencer on the Prospr platform
When you share links created on the Prospr platform and web users click on them, we track the clicks on your shared links and the events transmitted to Prospr by the destination website or system in connection with those links, such as conversions and purchases. This data is used to calculate fees, prevent misuse, and provide transparent reporting. We do not associate personal data of web users with this data.
Legal basis for processing: Performance of a contract and legitimate interest (GDPR Article 6(1)(b) and (f)).
4. Purposes of Processing Personal Data
We use personal data for the following purposes:
- Providing and maintaining the Prospr platform
- Connecting brands with influencers and affiliates
- Tracking campaign results and fees
- Preventing fraud and misuse
- Improving and developing our services
- Communicating with users
- Sending marketing communications (with consent)
- Fulfilling statutory obligations
We do not use personal data for automated decision-making or profiling, with the sole exception that if you have registered on the Prospr platform as an influencer and have consented to Prospr creating a profile of you based on your linked channels, Prospr’s staff and automated systems may use this profile to recommend you for suitable programmes as quickly and accurately as possible. In this case, Prospr reads the data and content of your linked channels, including follower counts, content themes, and similar information that helps identify suitable programmes. Influencers may also always apply to programmes of their own choosing.
5. Data Retention Periods
We retain personal data only for as long as is necessary to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected, including legal, accounting, and contractual obligations. Typical retention periods:
- Account data: for as long as your account is active
- Support requests: up to 24 months
- Marketing data: until you withdraw your consent
- Billing and payment data: data required directly for invoicing for 6–9 months, with invoice-related data retained for the period required by legislation
6. Data Sharing and Processors
We do not sell personal data to third parties.
We may share data with trusted data processors who assist us in providing our services, such as:
- Hosting and cloud service providers
- Payment processors
- Analytics and marketing platforms
- Customer service tools
- Email and CRM service providers
All processors are bound by data processing agreements in accordance with the GDPR. We do not permit processors to use data for purposes other than those agreed.
We may also disclose data to authorities where we have a statutory obligation to do so.
6.1. Third Parties and Personal Data Processing
7. International Data Transfers
Data held by Prospr is stored in data centres located within the EU/EEA. Some of our service providers are located outside the EU/EEA, including in the United States, meaning data may be temporarily processed outside the EU/EEA. When data is transferred outside the EU/EEA, we use the following safeguards:
- EU Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs)
- GDPR-approved safeguards
We ensure that all international data transfers take place with appropriate safeguards and in accordance with GDPR requirements.
8. Rights of the Data Subject
Under the GDPR, you have the following rights in relation to the processing of your personal data:
- Right of access — you may request a copy of the data we hold about you
- Right to rectification — you may request the correction of inaccurate or incomplete data
- Right to erasure — you may request the deletion of your data where the basis for processing no longer applies
- Right to restriction of processing — you may request the restriction of processing in certain circumstances
- Right to object — you may object to processing based on legitimate interest
- Right to withdraw consent — you may withdraw any consent you have given at any time
- Right to data portability — you may request your data in a machine-readable format
- Right not to be subject to automated decision-making — you have the right to request a human review
To exercise your rights:
- If you are a Prospr platform user, you may delete your data by deleting your account directly through the Prospr platform or application.
- In other cases, please contact us at hello@prosprapp.com
We aim to respond to requests within 30 days as required by the GDPR. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the data protection authority:
Office of the Data Protection Ombudsman P.O. Box 800, 00531 Helsinki, Finland tietosuoja@om.fi | www.tietosuoja.fi
- Data Security
We apply appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect your personal data against unauthorised access, loss, misuse, or alteration. These measures include, among others:
- Encryption of data in transit and at rest
- Access controls and restriction of user privileges
- Regular security assessments
- Staff training on data protection matters
In the event of a data breach, we will notify the competent supervisory authority within 72 hours in accordance with GDPR Article 33, and where necessary, also notify the affected data subjects.
- Changes to the Privacy Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. We will notify data subjects of any significant changes by email or via the platform before the changes take effect. The latest version is always available at prosprapp.com.
COOKIE POLICY
Prospr – Why And You Prosper Oy
Updated: 30 March 2026
This page explains how we use cookies and similar tracking technologies on our website prosprapp.com and our influencer marketing platform prosprapp.com (“Service”).
The use of cookies is based on the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR, 2016/679) and the Act on Electronic Communications Services. We use cookies only for the purposes described in this document.
1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit the Service. Cookies contain an anonymous, unique identifier that allows Why and You Prosper Oy to count and recognise different browsers visiting the Service. They help the Service function correctly, improve user experience, save preferences, and collect analytics on Service usage.
Through cookies, we may collect information such as: IP address, time of visit, pages visited and time spent on them, as well as browser type and operating system.
In addition to cookies, we may use similar tracking technologies such as pixels and local storage (local storage, session storage).
2. Why Does Prospr Use Cookies?
We use cookies for the following purposes:
- Ensuring the correct functioning of the Service and recording transaction data
- Remembering user settings and login information
- Enabling user account login
- Utilising analytics in product development and reporting
- Improving the customer experience
- Measuring and reporting on campaigns
- Our own marketing (with consent)
- Purposes of Data Use
3.1 Essential Cookies
Functional Cookies
We use functional cookies to provide the Service and enable its core functionalities. These include functions such as implementing login, security and fraud prevention, submitting forms, and remembering user-specific settings.
Contractual Cookies
Through contractual cookies, we enable the Service to function, such as the operation of affiliate links and the implementation of conversion tracking. These cookies are necessary for the performance of the agreement you have made with Prospr. If you have registered on the platform as a Company or an Influencer, your separate consent for their use will not be requested.
These cookies collect information about the occurrence of events on the platform across different devices and may also be used in the development of the Service.
Affiliate Link Tracking
When you click on an advertising link shared by an influencer that has been generated in Prospr’s system, we use the following types of cookies:
- Consent-based cookie (on the destination website): Prospr may ask whether your visit to the destination website may be tracked by placing a cookie linked to the link you clicked. If you allow this, it will be used to associate your visit with the influencer whose link you clicked. Prospr passes your consent to the destination website, which is responsible for compliance with your consent. Prospr’s system does not associate your personal data, IP address, or any other transaction data with the cookie; it only links the visit to the influencer who created the link.
- Functional cookie for recognising a returning click by the same user: This enables the possible revocation or modification of tracking consent given in Prospr’s service regarding that link, as well as the correct redirection of the link to the destination website. The cookie is not used for any other purpose; it is not used on the destination site you are directed to.
Analytics and Marketing Cookies for Our Website and Newsletters
These cookies help us understand how visitors use our Service and what they expect from it. Through cookies and similar technologies, we can improve the services of Why And You Prosper Oy. These cookies collect data such as pages visited, time spent on the site, and device and browser type, and you may decline them when visiting our site.
Data is aggregated and anonymised where possible. IP anonymisation is applied where applicable.
4. Third-Party Cookies
In addition to our own cookies, we use third-party services that may set cookies and process them in accordance with their own terms. We currently use the following services:
- Brevo for sending newsletters and marketing automation
We have no direct influence over the technical operation of third-party cookies — we only control when and to whom consent for their use is granted.
5. How Can Users Manage Their Preferences?
You have the right to manage your cookie settings and withdraw your consent at any time.
The storage and collection of cookie data takes place on the basis of the user’s consent or a customer agreement. The user gives their consent through a pop-up window in the Service or by entering into an Influencer or Company agreement.
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