Terms and conditions

These terms were last updated on 19 June 2026.

Ollin Arkisto (the "Service") is a paid online service operated and maintained by Mikkonen Olli (the "Service Provider"). Using the Service requires the user to register and to accept and commit to these terms.

In addition to these terms, the user agrees to follow the instructions on using the Service given by the Service Provider elsewhere in the Service or in related communications.

Use of the Service

To use the Service, the user must register and provide a name, a valid email address and a password. Providing an incorrect email address is prohibited and may lead to the account being closed without separate warning.

A single natural person may use the free trial period once, after which a monthly fee according to the price list must be paid for use of the service. The user may listen to the Service content for private use, but not, for example, as background music in public places.

With one registered account, the Service content may be listened to in one place at a time.

The user must be of legal age and have legal capacity, or register with the permission of a guardian or trustee.

The user may download recordings contained in the Service onto their own devices and listen to them for private use even without a continuous connection to the Service. The right to download and listen to the recordings is valid only for the duration of the user's subscription. When the subscription ends, the user no longer has the right to listen to or retain the downloaded recordings and must delete them from their devices. The user has no right to copy, distribute, redistribute or otherwise make the recordings available to the public other than for private use as permitted by these terms.

Availability and features of the Service: The Service can be used as streaming, and during an active subscription recordings may also be downloaded to the user's own devices. There is no geographic restriction on using the Service.

Subscription, right of withdrawal and termination

The subscription is a continuous monthly subscription. The monthly fee is charged automatically for each billing period until the user cancels the subscription. The user can cancel the subscription in the Service, after which the subscription continues until the end of the already paid period and no further charges are made.

The consumer has a 14-day right of withdrawal from the conclusion of the distance contract under the Consumer Protection Act. Withdrawal can be done using the withdrawal function in the Service ("Cancel subscription") or by notifying the Service Provider. If the user has requested that the service begin immediately and withdraws within 14 days, the Service Provider may charge a reasonable amount for the service already provided.

For downloadable or other one-off digital content (e.g. PDF sheet music and downloadable recordings), the right of withdrawal ends once delivery has begun with the user's explicit prior consent and the user has acknowledged that the right of withdrawal is lost.

Subscriptions made through the Google Play app are billed and renewed automatically by Google Play under its own terms and are cancelled in the Google Play subscription settings.

User rights and responsibilities

When registering, the user must provide the required user information. More information on the processing and disclosure of user data is available in the Privacy notice. The user can delete their account in their Profile under "Delete account".

The user is responsible for the use of the Service with their account and password. Safekeeping of the password is the user's responsibility, and the user may not hand it over to third parties.

Minors or otherwise legally incapacitated users must, where necessary, be able to present the consent of a guardian or trustee to use the service.

The user is responsible for all direct and indirect costs incurred to them from using the Service. The user uses the service at their own risk and is responsible for acquiring, maintaining and securing appropriate devices and connections.

The user has no right to transfer their account, rights or obligations to a third party.

Service Provider rights and responsibilities

The Service is in principle always in operation, but the Service Provider has the right to temporarily take the Service or part of it out of use for maintenance or other reasons. The Service Provider is liable for the conformity of the digital service in accordance with Chapter 5a of the Consumer Protection Act. The Service Provider is not liable for indirect damages unless the damage has been caused intentionally or through gross negligence. These terms do not limit the rights of the consumer under mandatory legislation.

The Service Provider is not responsible for the content or legality of the description texts published by producers in the service, but reserves the right to modify texts added by producers as necessary to ensure legality and good practice.

The Service contains copyrighted material. Producers have, by contract, granted the Service Provider permission to distribute their material in the Service against compensation paid by the Service Provider. Any lyricists, composers and arrangers receive compensation from Teosto, with which the Service Provider has a contract on the Service in accordance with Teosto's terms.

The Service Provider has the right to remove from the Service a user who has acted against these terms or other instructions or rules in the Service, or who has violated good practice or the law, and to block their access to the service.

Online payments for the Service are intermediated by Paytrail Oyj (2122839-7) and recurring card charges for the subscription by Nets Oy (0107810-9) (Netaxept). The payment terms are described in more detail on the Payment terms page.

The Service Provider has the right to transfer the Service and the related users to another service provider in whole or in part.

Changes to the terms and the service

The Service Provider has the right to change these terms for a justified reason, such as a change in legislation, data security, technical development or maintenance of the service. Changes are notified to the user by email or through the Service within a reasonable time before they take effect. If a change is material from the user's perspective, the user has the right to terminate the subscription so that it ends before the change takes effect.

The Service Provider also has the right to develop and change the content or operation of the Service. The Service Provider has the right to add, change or remove parts of the Service, or to discontinue the Service entirely; users are notified of material changes.

Applicable law and dispute resolution

This agreement is governed by Finnish law. Disputes are primarily resolved through negotiation between the parties.

If a dispute cannot be resolved through negotiation, the consumer may refer the matter to the consumer advisory services (kkv.fi) and the Consumer Disputes Board (kuluttajariita.fi). Disputes are settled in the Oulu District Court, unless the consumer has the right under mandatory legislation to bring an action in the district court of their place of residence. These terms do not limit the mandatory rights of the consumer.