Terms of Use - Rocket A 🚀

Rocket A Service Terms of Use (hereinafter referred to as the “Terms”) set forth the rights, obligations, responsibilities, and other matters between aix Inc. (hereinafter referred to as the “Company”) and advertisers as defined in Article 2 (hereinafter referred to as the “Advertiser”) in connection with the use of the affiliate-type advertising distribution service “Rocket A” (hereinafter referred to as the “Service”) provided by the Company.

Article 1 (Purpose and Compliance)

These Terms are intended to clarify the basic agreement and conditions between the Company and the Advertiser in relation to the distribution of the relevant advertisements (“Relevant Ads”) to partner companies via the Service.

All Advertisers shall comply with these Terms and all other terms, rules and provisions incidental to these Terms (hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Agreement, etc.”).

These Terms constitute general provisions applicable to all individual agreements concluded between the Company and the Advertiser for the placement of Relevant Ads (hereinafter referred to as an “Individual Agreement”). An Individual Agreement shall be formed not only where written offers and acceptances are exchanged, but also where offers and acceptances are made and agreed via email or other electronic means.
In the event of any inconsistency between the provisions of these Terms and those of an Individual Agreement, the provisions of the Individual Agreement shall prevail.

Article 2 (Definitions)

For the purposes of these Terms, the following terms shall have the meanings set forth below:

“Service” means the service whereby the Company prepares and distributes advertisements requested by the Advertiser to the Company’s partners, the Advertiser pays the Company advertising fees based on performance results generated from such advertisements, and the Company pays remuneration to its partners, all within a structure provided by the Company.
“Advertiser” means an advertiser, advertising agency, or similar party that registers for the Service and pays performance-based remuneration in respect of performance results.
“Prospective Advertiser” means a person or entity that wishes to become, or is considering becoming, an Advertiser.
“Ads” means affiliate-type advertisements for which the Advertiser submits a placement request to the Company via email, Slack or other business communication tools and which the Company accepts and registers under the Service, including conditions such as display period, performance metrics and unit price as registered within the Service.
“Advertiser Site” means the website or app store page operated by the Advertiser that provides products or services and serves as the landing destination of the Relevant Ads.
“Partner Media” means websites and other media registered in the Service for the purpose of displaying the Relevant Ads.
“Partner” means a person or entity that has registered Partner Media with the Service.
“User” means a person who visits, or intends to visit, the Advertiser Site by way of the Relevant Ads displayed on a Partner site.
“Performance Result” means any act performed by a User on the Advertiser Site as designated by the Advertiser, including but not limited to pre-registration, installation, onboarding, tutorial completion, achievement of specific in-app milestones, purchase, application, registration, contract conclusion, information request, viewing of information provided by the Advertiser, click, or other actions, which is recognized as advertising performance. Performance Results are those actions which the User has achieved as events defined by the Advertiser and which are recognized as advertising results based on MMP or other mutually agreed tracking data.
“Performance Reward” means the consideration paid by the Advertiser to the Company based on the Performance Results.
“Management Screen” means the online management dashboard provided by the Company to the Advertiser as part of the Service, through which the Advertiser can view and input information necessary for the use of the Service, including confirmation of Performance Results, approval of Performance Results and the status of Performance Rewards.
“User Ticket” means a unit of performance confirmation request issued by a User belonging to a media partner (e.g., reward apps, point sites, company partners etc.) in order to confirm whether compensation has been granted or approval has been provided for the User’s Performance Result (e.g., installation completion, event achievement, etc.).
“Performance Approval” means the act of treating a Performance Result as subject to Performance Reward. In principle, this means the act by which the Advertiser reviews the Performance Results on the Rocket A Management Screen and acknowledges them as valid, based primarily on the integrated MMP data; provided, however, that for User Tickets from each Partner, if there is no response within the agreed period based on the mutually agreed contents, such Performance Results shall be deemed automatically approved.
“Performance Rejection (Invalidation)” means excluding a Performance Result from the scope of Performance Reward.
“Performance Advertising Fee” means the agreed per-result amount that the Advertiser pays to the Company per Performance Result, which serves as the basis for post-performance settlement.
“Invalid Traffic” means results generated through abnormal methods such as automated tools, duplicate installations, or other fraudulent means. Such results shall be excluded from settlement, and the Company shall work closely with Partners to prevent such Invalid Traffic.
“Tracking” means the technical integration procedure to verify advertising performance, referring to the series of data transmission and reception processes between the Advertiser’s MMP, Rocket A and Partners in order to process performance data.

Article 3 (Application for Use of the Service)

For each Individual Agreement, a Prospective Advertiser shall, at its own responsibility, confirm the contents of these Terms and the Agreement, etc., agree thereto, and then apply for the Service in accordance with the method separately prescribed by the Company. Upon such application, the Prospective Advertiser shall be deemed to have agreed to the contents of these Terms and the Agreement, etc.
The Prospective Advertiser agrees to warrant to the Company the following:
(1) The information stated in the application for the Service is true and accurate.
(2) The conclusion of the contract regarding the Service and the use of the Service do not infringe any rights of third parties.
(3) The Prospective Advertiser has no illegal, unethical, or dishonest purposes or intentions in relation to the use of the Service.
(4) The Prospective Advertiser has no purposes or intentions in violation of these Terms or the Agreement, etc. in relation to the use of the Service.
(5) The Prospective Advertiser shall assume all responsibility for the Ads and the Advertiser Site (including, for example, all advertisements, app store listing information, landing page expressions and contents).

Article 4 (Review)

The Company shall conduct a review based on its own standards with respect to applications for the Service. However, the Company shall in no event be obliged to disclose such standards.
If, as a result of the above review, the Company determines that it will not accept the application for the Service, the Company shall notify the Prospective Advertiser of such determination in a manner the Company deems appropriate. The Company shall not be obliged to disclose the reasons for non-acceptance.
Even if the Company accepts the application of a Prospective Advertiser pursuant to this Article, the Company does not warrant the legality of the Ads or the Advertiser Site.
Even if the Company has accepted the Prospective Advertiser’s application pursuant to this Article, the Company may, without any liability, suspend the Advertiser’s use of the Service if any of the following events occurs or is discovered thereafter:
(1) If there is any false statement in the application contents, or if the Company determines that the contents may cause problems.
(2) If the contents, etc. of the Ads or Advertiser Site designated by the Prospective Advertiser are inappropriate and, despite the Company’s request for correction within a reasonable period, no such correction is made within that period.
(3) If the Prospective Advertiser has been suspended or sanctioned (e.g., service suspension or contract termination) in relation to the breach of terms of use of other services provided by the Company.
(4) If the Prospective Advertiser is in dispute with the Company and such dispute has not been resolved.
(5) If the Prospective Advertiser does not actually exist.
(6) If the Prospective Advertiser is an anti-social force or a member thereof or is in any relationship with such forces.
(7) Any other case in which the Company deems the Prospective Advertiser inappropriate.

Article 5 (Formation of Individual Agreements)

Upon acceptance of a Prospective Advertiser’s application as a result of the review under Article 4, the Company shall proceed with distribution work for the Ads, and the Individual Agreement for use of the Service shall be deemed to have been formed upon such distribution of the Ads.
The method of distribution of the Ads shall be determined at the Company’s discretion. The Advertiser may not request designation of specific Partner sites, instruction on the method of distribution, or disclosure of information regarding the methods of distribution of the Ads. However, where specially approved by the Company, the Company shall make best efforts to cooperate in adjusting the details of the Partner sites and the Ads to improve the Advertiser’s performance.
After the formation of an Individual Agreement, the specific execution conditions for the Ads (for example, unit prices per performance point, performance metrics, campaign period, etc.) shall be determined through mutual consultation, and the Advertiser acknowledges that it may take an average of 3–4 days, and up to a maximum of 8 business days, for requested changes to be reflected by Partners.

Article 6 (Management of ID and Password)

After the formation of an Individual Agreement, the Advertiser shall bear responsibility for the management of IDs and passwords issued by the Company. Even where damage arises to the Advertiser or a third party due to theft of IDs or passwords or due to the Advertiser’s intentional act or negligence, the Company shall bear no responsibility whatsoever and such responsibility cannot be shifted to the Company.

Article 7 (Obligations of the Advertiser)

The Advertiser shall ensure that the contents of the Ads and the Advertiser Site do not fall under any of the following items and do not cause damage to the Company or Partners. If the Advertiser breaches this obligation and the Company incurs any damage or loss, the Advertiser shall compensate or indemnify the Company for such damage or loss:

Cases where responsibility for the contents is unclear.
Cases where the expressions or contents are likely to infringe copyrights or other intellectual property rights.
Cases where the expressions or contents are likely to infringe the honor, privacy rights, publicity rights or other rights of third parties.
Cases where there are false, unfair or exaggerated expressions in the contents that may cause misunderstanding or confusion.
Cases related to pyramid schemes, multi-level marketing or similar schemes.
Cases that encourage violence, gambling, drugs, prostitution or other crimes.
Cases where the content or the linked destination contains adult content.
Cases where the contents violate laws, ordinances, regulations, administrative guidance or include anti-social expressions.
Cases where the contents are contrary to public order and morals.
Cases where the content or purpose is unclear or insufficient.
Cases where there are links to websites falling under any of the above items.
Cases where there is a concern that any of the above items may apply.
Cases constituting spam email, promotional acts through bulletin board postings, or other promotional acts that harm third parties.
Cases where programs, devices, etc. are used fraudulently or falsely to affect Performance Results.
Any other cases objectively deemed inappropriate.

Article 8 (Use of Trademarks, etc.)

In providing the Service, the Company may use the Advertiser’s trademarks, logos, app store icons, screenshots and other listing information to the extent necessary. In principle, the Company shall not alter the contents of such trademarks, logos, etc. when using them.
If the Advertiser deems that the Company’s use of trademarks, app icons or advertising creatives is inappropriate, the Advertiser may immediately request suspension of use or revoke its authorization for such use.

Article 9 (Confirmation of Performance Results)

The Company and the Advertiser shall separately agree upon conditions for Performance Approval, approval deadlines and other related matters (hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Approval Conditions, etc.”). In the absence of a separate agreement, the following conditions shall be deemed agreed as the conditions for confirmation of performance: (1) Performance verification shall, in principle, be based on MMP (such as Airbridge, Adjust, AppsFlyer,Singular,Tenjin etc.) or other mutually agreed tracking data. Where there is a separately agreed appendix between the parties, performance verification may be conducted based on the standards set forth in such appendix. (2) If, due to the Advertiser’s failure to install SDKs or properly complete integration, user data is not reflected in the MMP (i.e., tracking events fail to function properly due to reasons attributable to the Advertiser), then any User performance and User Tickets presented by the Company shall be 100% treated as approved Performance Results. (3) Where the User is reasonably shown to have achieved the performance point based on evidence and data presented by the Company or Partners (including screenshots, timestamps, user IDs, etc.), and there is no clear reason or objective basis for fraud, Performance Approval shall in principle be granted. (4) The Advertiser shall complete approval or rejection of Performance Results (hereinafter referred to as “Approval Work”) within 30 days after the Company shares and reports the User Tickets. If the Approval Work is not completed within such period, the relevant Performance Results shall be deemed automatically approved. Notwithstanding the foregoing, where there are special circumstances and additional time is required to conduct the Approval Work, the Advertiser may, based on prior consultation, conduct the Approval Work for User Tickets within a period of up to 60 days.
The Advertiser shall promptly perform the Approval Work in accordance with the Approval Conditions, etc., agreed with the Company. Upon obtaining the Company’s consent, the Advertiser may change the Approval Conditions, etc., and where Approval Work is requested thereafter, the Advertiser shall perform the Approval Work in accordance with the new Approval Conditions.
Even if Performance Results are rejected within the approval period, if such rejection is not in violation of the Approval Conditions, the Company may deem such Performance Results to have been approved by the Advertiser.
If the Advertiser decides to reject Performance Results, the Company may inquire of the Advertiser as to the reasons for such rejection. Upon such inquiry, the Advertiser shall promptly respond based on objective grounds. If the rejection is made without grounds, the relevant Performance Results shall be treated as approved.
With respect to investigations of Performance Results generated within the relevant period (including investigations into reasons for rejection and tracking omissions), the Company may request the Advertiser to conduct investigations for up to 60 days after the end of the campaign.

Article 10 (Payment of Performance Rewards)

Based on the results of the Advertiser’s Approval Work, the Company shall, with the end of each calendar month as the closing date, aggregate the Performance Results approved by the Advertiser and determine the amount of Performance Rewards, which shall be reported to the Advertiser via the Management Screen.
The Advertiser shall pay the Performance Rewards reported by the Company either by deducting them from any existing pre-paid amounts or by remitting them, by the end of the month following the closing date, to the bank account designated by the Company, with all remittance fees (including any recipient bank fees payable to the Company’s bank) borne entirely by the Advertiser.
Even if an Individual Agreement is terminated, the Company shall not refund any Performance Rewards already received from the Advertiser after Performance Approval.
The Advertiser may withhold or reclaim payment for Performance Results identified as Invalid Traffic.
Any unspent amounts shall be settled or carried forward based on mutual agreement between the parties.

Article 11 (Notices, etc.)

Notices from the Company to the Advertiser shall be given by methods the Company deems appropriate, including email to the email address registered by the Advertiser, postings within the Service, or postings on the Management Screen.
Where notifications under the preceding paragraph are given by email, such notification shall be deemed completed when the Company sends the email to the email address registered by the Advertiser.
Where notifications under paragraph 1 are given by postings within the Service or on the Management Screen, such notifications shall be deemed completed when they are posted and become viewable upon the Advertiser accessing the Service.

Article 12 (Confidentiality Obligations)

Without the prior consent of the Company, the Advertiser shall not use for any purpose other than the use of the Service, nor disclose, provide or leak to any third party, nor reproduce, translate, adapt, analyze or lend to any third party, any proprietary technical, business or other operational information that the Company discloses in relation to the provision of the Service (hereinafter referred to as “Confidential Information”).
Upon termination of an Individual Agreement or upon the Company’s request, the Advertiser shall promptly delete or return the Confidential Information to the Company.
Likewise, without the prior consent of the Advertiser, the Company shall not use for any purpose other than the provision of the Service, nor disclose, provide or leak to any third party, nor reproduce, translate, adapt, analyze or lend to any third party, any proprietary technical, business or other operational information that the Advertiser shares in relation to the provision of the Service (hereinafter also referred to as “Confidential Information”).

Article 13 (Subcontracting)

The Company may, at its own responsibility and discretion, subcontract to third parties part of the tasks related to the provision of the Service, including handling communications with Advertisers and operating the Service. In such case, the Company shall, in principle, cause the subcontractor to comply with the obligations of the Company stipulated in these Terms and the Agreement, etc.

Article 14 (Term)

The term of use of the Service shall be from the date of agreement to these Terms until the end of distribution of the Ads.
Notwithstanding the preceding paragraph, Article 12 (Confidentiality Obligations), Article 16 (Termination) paragraph 3, Article 17 (Prohibition on Assignment of Rights and Obligations), Article 18 (Damages), Article 19 (Disclaimer), Article 22 (Exclusive Agreed Jurisdiction), Article 23 (Governing Law) and this Article shall remain in force even after the expiration of the term.

Article 15 (Exclusion of Anti-Social Forces)

The Company and the Advertiser represent and warrant that they are not, and for the past five years have not been, any of the following: organized crime groups, members or quasi-members of such groups, companies related to organized crime groups, organizations engaged in activities in violation of social order, special intelligence organized crime groups, or any persons or entities equivalent thereto (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Organized Crime Group, etc.”), and further represent and warrant that none of the following items apply: (1) Being in a relationship whereby an Organized Crime Group, etc. is deemed to control management.
(2) Being in a relationship whereby an Organized Crime Group, etc. is deemed to be substantially involved in management.
(3) Being in a relationship whereby an Organized Crime Group, etc. is used for the purpose of gaining wrongful profit for oneself, one’s company or a third party, or for the purpose of causing damage to a third party.
(4) Being in a relationship whereby funds or other conveniences are provided to an Organized Crime Group, etc.
(5) Where an officer or person substantially involved in management has a socially condemnable relationship with an Organized Crime Group, etc.
The Company and the Advertiser shall not, by themselves or through any third party, engage in any of the following acts:
(1) Violent demands.
(2) Unjust demands exceeding legal responsibility.
(3) Threatening behavior or use of violence in connection with transactions.
(4) Acts of spreading rumors, using deception or exerting force to damage the other party’s credibility or obstruct the other party’s business.
(5) Any other acts equivalent to the foregoing.
If there are reasonable grounds to suspect that the other party has violated any of the items in paragraph 1, the Company or the Advertiser may conduct an investigation into such violation or may terminate the contract, and the other party shall cooperate therewith.
If the Company or the Advertiser violates any of the items in the preceding paragraph, the other party may cause the violating party to lose the benefit of term and may, without any notice or demand, immediately cancel all or part of the contracts concluded with such violating party.
The Company and the Advertiser shall bear no obligation or liability whatsoever for any damage incurred by the party whose contract has been cancelled pursuant to the preceding paragraph.
In the event of cancellation pursuant to paragraph 4, the cancelling party may claim from the cancelled party compensation for all reasonable damages (including but not limited to indirect damages, lost profits, and attorney’s fees) arising from such cancellation.

Article 17 (Termination)

The Company and the Advertiser may, by following the separate procedures prescribed by the Company, suspend the use of the Service and terminate an Individual Agreement.
The Company and the Advertiser may, without any notice or demand and without any liability for non-performance or damages, suspend performance of all or part of an Individual Agreement or terminate all or part of an Individual Agreement if the other party falls under any of the following items:
(1) If the other party violates these Terms or an Individual Agreement and fails to promptly (within 30 days) cure such violation.
(2) If the other party fails to perform any obligations under these Terms or an Individual Agreement, and despite being demanded to perform within a reasonable period, fails to perform within such period.
(3) If the other party becomes subject to suspension of payments, becomes insolvent, or has a bill or check dishonored.
(4) If the other party becomes subject to seizure, provisional seizure, auction, or disposition for tax delinquency.
(5) If there is a significant deterioration in the other party’s creditworthiness, or there is an important change in its business operations affecting its creditworthiness.
(6) If a petition is filed for commencement of bankruptcy proceedings, special liquidation, corporate reorganization, civil rehabilitation, specific conciliation or any similar insolvency proceedings, or if the other party enters into liquidation.
(7) If the other party is dissolved or transfers all or a significant part of its business to a third party or splits its business.
(8) If any event equivalent to the above items occurs that may damage the other party’s economic or social credibility.
(9) If disasters, labor disputes or other events arise that make it difficult to perform these Terms or an Individual Agreement.
The exercise of the right of termination under the preceding paragraph shall not affect any claim for damages.

Article 17 (Prohibition on Assignment of Rights and Obligations)

The Advertiser shall not, without the Company’s prior written consent, assign, pledge or otherwise transfer to any third party any contractual position, rights or obligations arising under these Terms or any Individual Agreement.

Article 18 (Damages)

If the Advertiser causes damage to the Company in connection with these Terms or the Agreement, etc., the Advertiser shall compensate the Company for all such damage, including attorney’s fees, regardless of whether these Terms have been terminated. Provided, however, that the Company’s total liability for damages due to reasons attributable to the Company shall be limited to the total amount most recently paid by the Advertiser.

Article 19 (Disclaimer)

The Company shall be exempt from liability for any damage incurred by the Advertiser due to any of the following reasons. In such cases, the Company shall, in good faith and to the maximum extent possible, endeavor to prevent detriment to the Advertiser by notifying the Advertiser in advance where possible, or, if advance notice is not possible, by promptly notifying the Advertiser thereafter:

Where servers are suspended due to force majeure such as natural disasters, fires, widespread infectious diseases, or massive concentrations of access.
Where provision of the Service is suspended or interrupted for maintenance purposes.
Where provision of the Service is suspended or interrupted due to issues with communication lines or cloud systems.
Where the Company detects unauthorized access or other fraudulent acts in relation to the Service and suspends or interrupts the Service to prevent such acts or to prevent expansion of damage.
Where data are altered, manipulated, destroyed or erased as a result of unauthorized access or other fraudulent acts in relation to the Service.
Where any claims or demands are made by Users against the Advertiser in connection with advertisements executed by the Company.

Article 20 (Consultation)

If any dispute arises between the Company and the Advertiser concerning the contents of these Terms, the Agreement, etc., or any Individual Agreement, or if any matter is not stipulated therein, the Company and the Advertiser shall consult in good faith and determine how to resolve such matters.

Article 21 (Amendment of these Terms)

The Company may amend these Terms in the following cases:
1. Where such amendment is in the general interest of users.
2. Where such amendment is reasonable in light of the purpose of the contract and in consideration of the necessity of the amendment, the reasonableness of the contents after amendment, and other circumstances relating to the amendment.
When amending these Terms, the Company shall, no later than one (1) month before the effective date of the amended Terms, post on the Company’s website (URL: https://client.rocket-a.com) a notice to the effect that the Terms are to be amended, the contents of the amended Terms, and the effective date thereof. If, after the effective date of the amended Terms, the user uses the Service, the user shall be deemed to have agreed to such amendment.

Article 22 (Exclusive Agreed Jurisdiction)

If any dispute arises between the Company and the Advertiser regarding the use of the Service, the Tokyo District Court shall have exclusive jurisdiction as the court of first instance.

Article 24 (Governing Law)

The formation, validity, performance and interpretation of these Terms and the Agreement, etc. shall be governed by the laws of Japan.

Article 25 (Compliance with Personal Data and Laws)

Both parties shall comply with the GDPR, Japan’s Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI), and any other applicable laws and regulations.
The Advertiser warrants that its own services and advertising contents comply with all applicable laws and regulations, platform policies, and advertising review standards.

Modified Nov-14, 2025