Trust
Is Outlevo legit?Check it yourself
A short list of facts you can verify: the company, how money moves, and what you get back if it does not work.
Payments and refunds
Payment
Cards are charged through Stripe Checkout and Stripe billing; Outlevo does not store your card number.
Pilot
Pilot: 3 meetings, paid up front at your tier's price. If none is held within 45 days of payment, the full amount is refunded to your card.
Subscriptions
Subscriptions: cancel any time, no refund for the current month.
What you can check before you pay
- The definition of a qualified meeting, published before you buy.
- The source guarantee and what happens when it is broken.
- Who we turn down, including the criteria.
- The free ICP assessment, with no sign-up and no card, on your own website.
Terms, data and security
- Terms for pay per meetingThe pilot, the cap, invoices and tax, disputes.
- Data protectionOur roles, the data processing agreement on request, every vendor and where data is stored.
- SecurityA one-page summary for a questionnaire, with what we do not have.
- Domain ownership and exitWho owns the sending domains and what happens when you leave.
Reviews
We show no customer reviews or logos, because no customer has given us written permission to publish one yet.
Questions
Who is the company?
Outlevo is a product of REALTY.TM GROUP sp. z o.o., ul. Bpa Albina Małysiaka 26/15, 30-389 Kraków, Poland (KRS 0001219891, NIP 6762711607).
How do you take payment?
Cards are charged through Stripe Checkout and Stripe billing; Outlevo does not store your card number.
What if I pay and nothing is held?
Pilot: 3 meetings, paid up front at your tier's price. If none is held within 45 days of payment, the full amount is refunded to your card.
Can I cancel?
Subscriptions: cancel any time, no refund for the current month. The pay-per-meeting offer has no retainer and no minimum, so after the pilot there is nothing to cancel except sending.
Where are the customer reviews?
We show no customer reviews or logos, because no customer has given us written permission to publish one yet. We would rather show none than quote something we cannot document.