Conversion

Does Conversion charge for site access?

The user agreement says Conversion does not provide paid services. That statement concerns the site’s services; it does not establish that every product or event discussed in its editorial material is free.

Check the relevant provider’s current terms before treating a price mentioned in an article as applicable to a purchase.

Which topics and event formats appear?

The event page describes a conference focused on iGaming and betting, with networking, contests, presentations and industry awards. These formats point to industry events as part of the site’s coverage, alongside its editorial materials.

The event details are descriptions published by Conversion, not independent confirmation of event arrangements. Readers comparing event information should check the organizer’s current terms for the specific event they are considering.

What should readers ask about reuse?

The agreement says use without rightsholder consent is not allowed and requires a license agreement or license for lawful use.

Ask what form of permission applies to the intended use, and whether the planned excerpt, adaptation or republication falls within it. The agreement also requires a link to the site when its materials are quoted. Clarify these conditions before preparing material for publication elsewhere.

How do access and agreement changes work?

The agreement treats access to site materials as acceptance of its terms. It also says the administration may change the agreement unilaterally, with changes taking effect three days after publication.

If a user disagrees with a change, the agreement requires them to stop accessing and using the site’s materials and services. That makes continued use subject to the current version of the terms, rather than only the version a reader first encountered.

For disputes, the agreement specifies Russian law as the governing framework. Readers should review the current agreement before accessing materials and decide whether its change and dispute provisions suit their intended use.

Which stated terms help define use?

• The site identifies its editorial remit as traffic arbitrage, with case studies, guides and partner ratings among its stated formats.
• The event page names networking, contests, presentations and industry awards as event formats.
• The agreement sets a condition for reuse: permission from rightsholders and a license agreement or license are required for lawful use.
• Quoting site materials comes with a stated linking condition: users must link to the site.

Which conditions narrow reader control?

The agreement gives Conversion room to revise its terms and restricts reuse; its income clauses also place risk on readers. The user agreement states that changes take effect three days after publication.

• The provider’s Terms say it may change the agreement unilaterally, with changes taking effect three days after publication.
• The Terms require users who disagree with agreement changes to stop accessing and using site materials and services.
• The Terms state that using site materials without rightsholders’ consent is not allowed; lawful use requires a license agreement or license.
• The provider’s Terms say site materials and services may be accompanied by advertising.
• The Terms state that the site does not guarantee that users will earn the same income as others and that users bear the risks of not receiving income from internet or other business activities.

The missing publication and commercial details are listed under What we could not confirm.

Which publication criteria should comparisons match?

Compare publications by editorial scope, how they source and verify claims, how they disclose advertising, and the permissions they set for reuse. In general, these criteria help distinguish editorial coverage from promotional material and show what readers may do with published content.

Who can use the stated editorial scope?

Conversion’s own description points to readers looking for material about marketing and traffic arbitrage. Its stated formats include case studies, guides and partner ratings, while the agreement frames its products and services as educational and informational.

Readers should decide whether the published material fits their research needs and check the terms before reusing it.

What do the user agreement and event page answer?

Does accessing materials accept the agreement?

Yes. The user agreement says that accessing Conversion’s materials constitutes acceptance of its terms. Readers considering use should read the agreement that applies when they access the site, since the document also provides for later changes.

What happens after the agreement changes?

The agreement says the administration may change it unilaterally, and changes take effect three days after publication. Users who disagree must stop accessing and using the materials and services.

What does the agreement require for reuse?

The agreement says use without rightsholder consent is not allowed and lawful use requires a license agreement or license. It also requires users to link to the site when quoting its materials.

What rules apply to comments?

The agreement says comments and other user entries must comply with Russian law and generally accepted standards of morality. This provision concerns material users submit, rather than the site’s editorial formats.

Which law does the agreement name for disputes?

The agreement says disputes are resolved under Russian law. That is the document’s stated framework for disputes; readers should assess the provision in light of their own circumstances.

What does the event page describe?

Conversion’s event page describes a conference focused on iGaming and betting, alongside networking, contests, presentations and industry awards. These are descriptions on the site, not independent confirmation of event arrangements.

Are the written terms clear enough to proceed?

Fits if… the editorial scope is relevant and the stated access and reuse conditions suit your intended reading.

Probably not if… you need permission to reuse material without first obtaining the required license.

Main risk… continued use depends on accepting terms that the administration may change; read the current agreement and clarify permission for your intended use.

Sources

Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.

• conversion.im/user_agreementchecked 2026-10-31
• conversion.im/11-prichin-pochemu-lyudi-pokupayutchecked 2026-10-31
• conversion.imchecked 2026-10-31
• conversion.im/events/sigma-worldchecked 2026-10-31

Notes on the making of this review

Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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