Terms of Use

These terms govern the use of Rookie Radar, a platform tracking young footballers and signals linked to their trading cards.

Available to registered users (free account) and Premium subscribers. Some features are Premium-only.

Signals reflect sporting milestones only (call-ups, starts, goals) and press mentions. They are not price predictions or investment advice.

Provide accurate information, do not scrape the service at scale, do not harm the platform.

Rookie Radar is an information service. FPV FLY undertakes a best-efforts obligation in providing the service and warrants neither uninterrupted availability nor the absence of errors.

Third-party data. Sports information, Hype scores, card references and press mentions come from third-party providers (notably API-Football, Google News, TheSportsDB) or from catalogues published by card manufacturers. FPV FLY warrants neither their accuracy, nor their completeness, nor their timeliness, and cannot be held liable for any decision taken by the user on the basis of that information. The Hype score measures a level of media and sporting attention; it is in no way a market-value estimate, a buy or sell recommendation, or a prediction.

Availability. FPV FLY cannot be held liable for interruptions, slowdowns or malfunctions caused by the Internet network, an external intrusion, a computer virus, or the failure of a third-party provider (hosting, data providers, payment processor).

Force majeure. Any event qualified as force majeure under French case law releases FPV FLY from all liability.

Cap. In any event, should FPV FLY be held liable in respect of the service provided, the compensation may not exceed the amounts actually paid by the customer for the current subscription period.

These provisions in no way limit the rights the consumer holds under the mandatory provisions of the French Consumer Code and Civil Code.

You may delete your account at any time from your settings. FPV FLY, SAS may suspend accounts breaching these terms.

These terms are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, the parties undertake to first seek an amicable solution. Failing agreement, exclusive jurisdiction is granted to the courts of Strasbourg, France.