Mandatory binding arbitration with class action and jury trial waivers significantly restricts consumer access to courts, though a 30-day opt-out, small claims preservation, and fee-safety valves provide partial mitigation.
Liability is capped at a trivial $100 flat amount or six months of payments, excludes indirect damages broadly, and lacks explicit carve-outs for gross negligence or willful misconduct despite standard boilerplate language.
The document defers detailed privacy practices to a separate policy, mentions aggregated third-party sharing, but lacks explicit retention periods, breach notification commitments, or granular control mechanisms within the terms themselves.
The company reserves broad rights to terminate or suspend accounts without notice or reason, and retains discretion to immediately delete user data upon closure without offering export options.
Acceptance is achieved through browsewrap language rather than explicit clickwrap, though the scope is clearly defined and age verification is explicitly stated.
Auto-renewal is clearly disclosed with online cancellation available, and price changes require advance notice, though fees are strictly non-refundable and continued use constitutes acceptance of new pricing.
Changes take effect immediately upon posting with continued use deemed acceptance, lacking a mandatory advance notice period or refund rights for material adverse changes.
Indemnification is reasonably scoped to user breaches, unlawful conduct, and IP infringement of inputs, avoiding overbroad triggers, though it lacks a reciprocal indemnity from the company.
Users retain full ownership of inputs, receive assignment of generated suggestions, and grant only a narrow operational license, with explicit opt-in consent required for AI model training.