Terms of Service

Who you are contracting with

NOFEE is operated by Dror Freedom, trading as Enterprise.Systems — Licensed Dealer (Israeli sole trader), registration no. 034536680.

Address: Sderot Keren Kayemet LeIsrael 99A, Tel Aviv 6939477, Israel

Telephone: +972 50 573 0625 · Email: [email protected] — and we answer.

Full identification, including who is responsible for the content of this site, is on the legal notice page.

These terms apply to everyone who uses nofee.realestate, whether or not you ever pay us anything.

What NOFEE is

NOFEE is software for people selling or renting out their own property. It does three things: it prepares your listing text and per-portal packs, it tells you exactly where and how to publish, and it watches portals' own alert emails and sends you one de-duplicated summary.

That is the whole service. Everything below follows from it.

What NOFEE is not — and this is the important part

NOFEE is not an estate agency, not a broker, and not your representative. Specifically, at every level of the service and in every market, NOFEE will never:

• tell you, or anyone else, what your property is worth
• advise you what price to ask, accept, reject or counter with
• negotiate with a buyer, tenant or their representative on your behalf
• represent you or the other side, or introduce or match parties
• create a portal account for you, log into your account, or publish anything on your behalf without your instruction
• hold your money, a deposit, or any client funds
• give legal or tax advice

These are not promises of good behaviour. The first two are enforced in the software itself: every piece of advice the system generates is re-read by an automated gate before you see it, and any sentence that states a value or instructs on price is replaced with a refusal. The same gate runs on the support chat. If you ever receive output from us that crosses those lines, it is a defect — tell us and we will fix it.

Where information about the law is given, it is a factual reference to a published statute so you know what to look up. It is not advice about your situation. For that, use a notary or a lawyer.

You are the publisher, and what follows from that

You publish your listing from your own account, in your own name. You are the publisher of record. That means, in practice:

• the accuracy of every fact in the listing is yours — size, rooms, floor, year, condition, costs, availability
• you must comply with the terms of each portal you publish on; those are your agreements, not ours
• you must hold and provide the documents your market requires — in Germany the Energieausweis, in Poland the świadectwo charakterystyki energetycznej — and provide them when the law requires
• you decide the asking price and every term of the sale or tenancy
• you deal with enquirers, viewings and the contract

We prepare and we guide. We do not check the truth of what you tell us, and we cannot: we have not seen your property.

The free products

Listing Check and buyer alerts are free, with no account required for Listing Check, and there is no paid tier for either.

They come with no guarantee of results and no promise about timing. Buyer alerts depend entirely on portals continuing to send their own notification emails; a portal can change or stop that at any time and we would find out when you do. We do not promise how quickly an alert arrives, and we never claim to cover a country — only the specific portals we can show real, recent mail from.

Listing Check reads the one page you paste, at your request, once. It does not crawl, it does not store the listing content, and it never republishes it.

Acceptable use

Use NOFEE for your own property, or for a property you are authorised to market. Do not use it to submit listings you have no right to publish, to scrape our output at scale, to resell it, or to attempt to make the system produce a valuation or price advice — that last one will fail anyway, but trying is a breach of these terms.

We may suspend access that is being used to break a portal's rules or the law. We will tell you why.

Deleting your data

You can delete a buyer-alert search at any time. Deleting it revokes the private email address allocated to it, and the address stops accepting mail immediately — it fails closed rather than quietly continuing to receive.

For anything else, email us and we will delete it. See the privacy notice for what we hold and for how long.

What we are responsible for, and what we are not

We are responsible for the service working as described, and for the things we actually control: the software, the preparation output, the alert pipeline.

We are not responsible for whether your property sells, for what price you achieve, for a portal rejecting or removing your listing, for a portal changing its rules or its alert emails, or for the conduct of anyone who contacts you. Those are outside our control and it would be dishonest to promise otherwise.

Where we are liable, our liability is limited to the amount you paid us for the service in question. Nothing in these terms limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for anything that cannot be limited under the law that protects you as a consumer — and if you are a consumer in the EU, that law applies to you regardless of what these terms say.

Changes, law and disputes

If we change these terms materially, we will say so on this page and change the date at the top; if you have an open paid engagement with us, we will email you.

These terms are governed by Israeli law. That does not take away your rights: if you are a consumer resident in the EU, you keep the mandatory protections of your own country's law, including your right to bring a claim in your local courts.

If something goes wrong, email us first — most things are faster to fix than to argue about. If that does not settle it, EU consumers can turn to an alternative dispute resolution body or consumer advice centre in their own country. (The European Commission's ODR platform is not an option: it was discontinued in July 2025.) We are not obliged to use a particular ADR body and we have not committed to one; we will say so honestly rather than point you at a process that does not exist.