Terms of use
Short rules for everyone who uses ajastus.ee. By using the site you accept them.
- What Ajastus is
- Ajastus is a free information register of business support measures in Estonia. It is run by lifkuru OÜ, registry code 17604498, Keldrimäe tn 2, 10144 Tallinn. We are not a funder: we do not give money, do not accept or assess applications, and are not connected with EIS, PRIA, KIK, RTK, the Cultural Endowment or any other funder.
- The main source
- The funder's own page always has the last word. Every row links to it and shows the date we checked it. Terms, amounts and deadlines may change after that date, so check them on the funder's page before you apply.
- This is not advice
- The register, selections and texts on the site give general information, not legal, tax or financial advice, and no promise that you will receive money. The decision to apply is yours.
- The assistant's answers
- The assistant in the corner of the page is AI. It answers only from the register's data but may be wrong or misread a question. Check its answers through the links to the funders' pages.
- Liability
- We check the data carefully but cannot guarantee that the register is complete, accurate and current at every moment, or that the site and e-mails always work without interruption. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for loss caused by errors, gaps or delays in the data, including a missed deadline. This does not limit liability for intent, gross negligence or other cases where the law does not allow it to be limited.
- Using the data
- You may use and share the register's data with a link to ajastus.ee. You may not pose as Ajastus or as a funder, or download the site in a way that disrupts it.
- Found an error
- Write to info@lifkuru.com or press "Report an error" next to the row. We fix a wrong row first.
- Changes
- We may change these terms; the date of the last change is shown below. If a change matters to subscribers, we will tell them by e-mail.
- Law and disputes
- Estonian law applies. We will first try to settle a question by e-mail; if that fails, disputes go to Harju County Court, unless the law gives a consumer the right to go to the court of their place of residence.
Updated 04.11.2026