Last updated · 6 Oct 2026

Terms of Service

These terms are the agreement between you and Talli, and they are the regulamin that Polish law requires an online service to publish. The first section is the short version; the rest is what actually binds.

Vadym Bondaruk, ul. Karpia 22G, 61-619 Poznań

§ 1

The short version

A summary, not a substitute. The sections below are what binds.

  • Talli is a search engine for parking in Warsaw, and a place where owners can list their spots with us directly.
  • We do not own, manage or control a single parking space on this site, and we are not a party to your rental agreement.
  • Talli takes no payments and charges no fees. Whatever you agree with an owner or an advertiser, you agree and settle with them.
  • You have statutory rights as a consumer that nothing in this document can cut down.
  • Listings copied from other sites appear as their author published them. We do not verify them.

§ 2

Who you are contracting with

Talli operates tallipark.com. You can reach a person at hello@tallipark.com.

Polish law governs these terms. If you are a consumer, nothing here removes the protection of rules that apply to you regardless of what a contract says, including the mandatory consumer rules of the country you live in.

§ 3

What Talli does, and what it does not

Talli does two things. It gathers parking and garage offers for Warsaw into one searchable place, and it lets owners list their spaces with us and hear from the people interested in them.

It is not an estate agency, not a property manager, not an insurer and not a parking operator. We hold no keys and control no barrier. Whatever you agree with an owner, you agree with them.

The distinction that matters most on this site is where a listing came from:

  • Indexed listings are public advertisements published on Otodom, sprzedajemy.pl or lento.pl. They keep a link back to where they were published and appear broadly as their author wrote them.
  • Owner listings are submitted through the site by whoever owns or controls the space. You can message the owner through Talli.

§ 4

Your account

Searching, viewing listings, using the map and generating a rental agreement need no account. You need one to save a spot, set an alert, message an owner, see a listing’s phone number, or publish a space of your own.

  • You must be at least 16 to hold an account, and at least 18 and legally able to enter a contract to publish a listing.
  • Give a real name and an email address you control. It is how we reach you about your listings and messages, and a bad address means a message you never hear about.
  • The account is yours alone. Do not share the login, and tell us at hello@tallipark.com if you think somebody else has it.
  • Close it whenever you like with the button in your account. It takes effect immediately; you can also ask at hello@tallipark.com.
  • We may suspend or close an account used to break these terms, to harass somebody, or to collect other people’s contact details in bulk. Where it is reasonable to do so, we say why first.

§ 5

Listing a space

Anybody entitled to rent out a parking space or garage in Warsaw can publish it here, at no charge. Publishing it means accepting these:

  • The space exists, you may rent it out, and what you write about it (address, price, availability, photographs) is true.
  • Photographs are yours, or you have permission to use them. Publishing them gives Talli a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to display and resize them on the site, in search results and in alert emails, for as long as the listing is published.
  • No phone number, email address or link in the title or description. The phone field exists for that, and releasing it only to signed-in accounts is what protects it from bulk collection.
  • Keep it current. Take the listing down when the space is gone, one click from your account, and you can restore it later if it frees up again.
  • Answer the people who message you about it.

§ 6

When we take something down

We can remove a listing that breaks the rules above, that our checks flag as not being a parking space at all, or that we have been told is unlawful.

Removal is reversible and nothing is destroyed: a listing taken down in error can be restored with its history intact. Where we remove something you published, we tell you, and you can reply to hello@tallipark.com and have it looked at again by a person.

§ 7

Messages

  • Nothing unlawful, threatening or discriminatory, and nobody’s personal data. No advertising.
  • Messages exist so a renter and an owner can arrange one specific spot. They are not a marketing channel, and sending unsolicited offers through them will close the account.
  • What you write stays yours. Publishing it here gives us the right to display it on the site. We can remove content that breaks these rules, and we tell you when we do.

§ 8

What you may not do with the site

  • Collect listings, contact details or user data in bulk by automated means. The limit on revealing phone numbers exists for exactly this reason, and working around it is a breach of these terms in itself.
  • Use somebody else’s account, or open one in somebody else’s name.
  • Interfere with how the site runs, probe it for weaknesses without telling us, or reach for data that is not yours.
  • Copy the site’s content, structure or database wholesale. Individual listings link back to their source, and following that link is what the link is for.
  • Use Talli for anything unlawful, or to arrange something the owner of a space has not agreed to.

§ 9

Listings we did not write

Indexed listings are somebody else’s content. We host and display it rather than author it, in the sense the Digital Services Act uses, and we do not check that an indexed price is current, that the space is still free, or that whoever published it may rent it out. Judge them the way you would judge the site they came from, and the link back is there so you can.

The same is true of an indexed listing’s photographs. Mirroring them to our own storage, so a page loads quickly and blurs in rather than sitting on an empty box, is not a claim of ownership, they remain their author’s, credited to the site they came from, and shown as part of an index that links back to the original. Otodom’s photographs are not mirrored at all: they load from Otodom.

If a listing is unlawful, infringes your rights, or is yours and you want it gone, send the link and what is wrong with it to hello@tallipark.com. We act on notices promptly, tell you what we decided and why, and tell whoever published it if we take it down, so that they can respond. The same route removes a photograph specifically, without taking the rest of the listing down, if that is all that is wrong with it.

§ 10

The site itself

We work to keep Talli running and accurate. We do not promise that it always will be: listings go stale, sources change shape without warning, and the price in an indexed advertisement is whatever that advertisement says it is.

The live free-space counts come from the City of Warsaw’s open data and are exactly as accurate as that feed is. Treat them as an indication of how a car park is filling up, never as a guarantee that a space is waiting for you.

We can change or withdraw features.

§ 11

Responsibility

We are responsible for the service we actually provide: running the search, publishing the listings owners give us, passing messages between you and an owner, and handling your data the way the privacy policy says. Where we get that wrong we put it right.

We are not responsible for the condition, availability, legality or safety of any parking space, for what an owner or a renter does or fails to do, or for a rental agreement you sign. Those obligations belong to the person on the other side of it.

Nothing here limits liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for deliberate harm, or for anything else Polish law does not permit to be limited. If you are a consumer, your statutory rights come first and this whole section is read subject to them.

§ 12

Complaints

Write to hello@tallipark.com with what happened, when, and what you want done about it. Include the link to the listing if there is one.

We reply within 14 days. If we have not replied within 14 days, the complaint is treated as accepted.

If our answer does not satisfy you, there are out-of-court routes and using them is voluntary for both sides: the municipal or district consumer ombudsman (miejski lub powiatowy rzecznik konsumentów), the regional Trade Inspectorate (Wojewódzki Inspektorat Inspekcji Handlowej), or one of the ADR entities UOKiK maintains a register of at polubowne.uokik.gov.pl. The European Commission’s ODR platform closed permanently on 20 July 2025 and no longer takes complaints.

§ 13

Changes to these terms

We can change these terms, for a new feature or a change in the law. Account holders get at least 14 days’ notice by email before a change takes effect, and the date at the top always tells you which version you are reading.

If you do not accept a change, close your account before it takes effect.

§ 14

Law and disputes

Polish law governs these terms and the contract between you and Talli.

If you are a consumer you can bring a claim in the courts of the country you live in, and that country’s mandatory consumer rules continue to protect you. If you are not a consumer, the courts having jurisdiction over Poznań have exclusive jurisdiction.

§ 15

Getting in touch

hello@tallipark.com, for anything in this document or the privacy policy, a complaint, a takedown notice, or a security report. It reaches a person, in Polish or in English.