VOL. 01 — THE EU PLEDGE
What we sign — and what we’ll never sign.
A contractual commitment from the founder · Stockholm, 2026
Sovereignty is a property of the company, not just the infrastructure. “EU region of an American cloud” is a configuration toggle. The company that runs it is still American — bound by American law, accountable to American shareholders, exposed to the CLOUD Act, and a hostile-takeover target away from any of its public commitments evaporating overnight.
We commit to the following in writing. Every paid customer’s DPA includes an addendum that binds OmniTeam to these clauses. They are not marketing copy. They are operational and contractual.
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1. We are EU-incorporated, and we will remain so.
OmniTeam is incorporated in a European Union member state. We commit contractually never to redomicile to a non-EU jurisdiction, including for tax optimization, M&A advantage, or US public-listing pressure. A change of corporate domicile is the kind of irrevocable move that should require explicit, recorded customer consent — and we treat it that way.
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2. Every byte of customer data resides on EU-owned infrastructure.
Hosting (Hetzner, Germany), CDN (Bunny.net, Slovenia), payments (Mollie, Netherlands), email (MailerSend EU, Lithuania), analytics (Plausible, Germany). The full list lives at /trust/sub-processors and is revised in public. We will never use a US-incorporated sub-processor for any path that touches customer data.
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3. We will not be acquired by, or merge with, a non-EU entity.
Acquisition by a US (or other non-EU) parent would silently flip the jurisdictional ground beneath every customer. We commit contractually that any change of control will preserve EU domicile and EU operational sovereignty, or trigger customer right of termination at no penalty.
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4. We will not depend on US revenue.
A company whose revenue is mostly US-based becomes structurally responsive to US-government priorities — even when its corporate flag is European. We will not pursue the US enterprise market as a primary revenue stream. Our beachhead is European; our growth path is European.
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5. We do not respond to non-EU government data requests.
Subpoenas, gag orders, and surveillance demands originating from jurisdictions outside the EU are met with the only legitimate answer: we are not subject to your jurisdiction. Where applicable, we publish a transparency report quarterly with counts and outcomes, including zero-counts.
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6. These commitments are binding in your DPA, not just on this page.
Every paid OmniTeam customer’s Data Processing Agreement attaches this pledge as a contractual annex. Breach is grounds for termination with prorated refund. The pledge text on this page and in the DPA remains identical — there is no marketing version and a different contract version.