Legal
German law requires anyone running a commercial website to say plainly who they are and how they can be reached, in one place a reader can find without hunting. This is that page. It is called by its German name because that is the word people look for.
Speechfy is a trade name. The person behind it, and the party you contract with when you buy a subscription, is:
A sole trader has no legal name separate from the person, which is why the name above is a personal one and “Speechfy” is only what the business is called.
hello@speechfy.io reaches a person, and it is the fastest route for anything about the product, your account, your billing or your personal data. There is also a contact form, which arrives in the same place.
There is no telephone number, and that is deliberate rather than an omission. The law requires a means of contact that allows rapid, direct and efficient communication; email and a form that is read the same day satisfy it. A number that rings out is worse than no number.
Anything that has to be sent on paper goes to the address in section 1.
A sole trader is not entered in the Handelsregister, so there is no commercial register entry and no registration number to give.
No VAT is charged. Speechfy operates under the German small-business rule (Kleinunternehmerregelung, § 19 UStG), which means prices carry no VAT and no VAT identification number has been issued. The price you see is the price you pay.
Responsible for the editorial content of this site under § 18 Abs. 2 MStV: Gabriel Anhaia da Silva, at the address in section 1. That covers the blog as well as the marketing pages — everything on this domain is written by one person.
We are neither obliged nor willing to take part in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board (Verbraucherschlichtungsstelle) under the VSBG. Saying so is itself a legal requirement, and saying it is not a refusal to help: write to hello@speechfy.io and a complaint is answered by a person.
The European Commission’s ODR platform closed on 20 July 2025 and is no longer available, which is why this page does not link to it. Impressum templates still carrying that link are out of date.
Your statutory rights are unaffected by any of this. The terms of service set out the fourteen-day right of withdrawal and how a refund works.
This site links outward rarely, and where it does the linked content is the responsibility of whoever publishes it. Everything was checked when it was linked; nobody can monitor another site continuously, and a link is removed as soon as we learn it points at something it should not.
See also the privacy policy, the GDPR and AI Act page, and the terms of service.
