The contract between Fullinfo and customers of the Fullinfo platform. Written in plain language so you can understand exactly what you’re agreeing to.
Version 3.7 · Effective May 2026
Effective when you sign up. Last updated: May 2026 (v3.7).
This is your agreement with Fullinfo when you subscribe to a paid plan. You agreed to it when you signed up. It applies to your subscription, your seats, and everyone in your organization who uses the service.
It doesn't change unless we both agree in writing — Fullinfo can update it for new customers, but if you already signed up, you keep the version you agreed to until your subscription renews.
If you have questions, write to legal@fullinfo.com.
A note on how to read this: we've tried to keep it plain. Most of it should make sense on a single read. Words in bold matter; the Definitions section at the end explains anything that's used in a specific technical sense.
This is the Master Subscription Agreement between Fullinfo B.V. (a Dutch company, KvK 82102066, registered in Amsterdam) and you, the Customer.
It covers your use of the Fullinfo service — the platform, the web app, the API, and anything else we provide to you as part of your subscription.
Two related documents go with it:
If anything in those two documents conflicts with this Agreement, the more specific document wins. (For data protection questions, the DPA wins. For everything else, this Agreement wins.)
When you subscribe, you're buying one or more seats. Most subscriptions start with a single seat — that one seat is for you. Larger subscriptions (Team plans) have multiple seats, one for each person who'll use the service.
A seat is for one individual person. People can't share a seat — credentials aren't transferable between humans, and you can't have two people taking turns on the same login.
The Customer is the organization that subscribed (or the individual, if you're signing up for yourself). The people who actually use the service are Users. Each User has their own credentials, their own monthly credit allowance, and their own personal workspace.
You're responsible for what your Users do with the service. If a User violates this Agreement, the consequences fall on you as the Customer.
If your subscription includes more than one seat, the person who set up the subscription is the Admin. The Admin manages seat assignments, can see team-level usage metrics, and is the point of contact for billing and account questions. The Admin role can be reassigned in the account settings.
On single-seat plans, you are both the Customer and the only User — the Admin role applies to you by default and isn't a meaningful distinction.
Team plans are centrally managed by the Customer. When your organization subscribes to a Team plan, the Customer (through the Admin) controls the subscription as a whole — which seats exist, who holds them, what credit allowance each seat has, when seats are reassigned. Users hold seats as long as the Admin assigns them; they do not have an independent ownership claim on a Team-plan seat.
Customer-controlled email domains required. Each User on a Team plan must use an email address on a domain controlled by the Customer (typically the Customer's company domain). Personal email addresses (Gmail, Hotmail, Outlook.com, and similar) are not permitted as Team-plan User identities. This ensures the Customer can manage its Users' accounts through standard domain-administration procedures, including account recovery.
Customer access to User accounts. Because the Customer controls the email domain for each Team-plan User, the Customer can access any User's account directly through standard account-recovery procedures — including Collections marked as private, search history, saved queries, and notes. There is no separate User privacy from the Customer on Team plans. Users on a Team plan are working on behalf of the Customer; their work product belongs to the Customer and is accessible to the Customer.
Audit log. Team plans include a management audit log visible to the Admin: seat assignments and reassignments, Collection creation and deletion, sharing changes, subscription changes, and Admin actions. The log records who did what and when. (We may offer more extensive activity logging as a future feature.)
Restoring deleted Collections. When a Collection is deleted on a Team plan, it is held in a recoverable state for 30 days before permanent deletion. The Admin or the Collection's owner can restore a deleted Collection during this window. After 30 days, deletion is permanent. Restored Collections respect the suppression list: contacts who exercised the right to erasure between deletion and restoration will not reappear in the restored Collection.
Anyone with an email address on a Customer-controlled domain can start a Team plan. The person who creates the Team plan becomes the first Admin by default; they identify the Customer entity (legal name, VAT number, billing address) during signup. The Customer entity they identify is the party to this Agreement, and is responsible for fees, payment, and the conduct of all Users on the plan.
We do not independently verify the Admin's authority to bind the Customer entity. By creating the Team plan, the Admin represents that they have that authority. If a Customer believes a Team plan was created on its behalf without authorization, contact legal@fullinfo.com — we have a process for reviewing such claims and, where appropriate, transferring Admin rights to the right person or terminating the unauthorized Team plan.
For larger or more formal arrangements, we recommend an Order Form (see Section 4) which is signed by an authorized signatory and removes any ambiguity about authorization.
A single email domain (for example, acme.com) can support more than one Team plan. This accommodates the common case of multinational organizations where different legal entities — Acme USA LLC, Acme Europe BV, Acme Asia Pte Ltd — each subscribe separately, each as their own Customer entity, each with their own billing, currency, and Admin.
Each Team plan is independent of the others, even where they share a domain. There is no cross-Team visibility, no shared Collections, no shared billing.
One User belongs to one Team at a time. A specific email address (sarah@acme.com) can be a User on only one Team plan at any given time. To move from one Team plan to another at the same Customer or a different Customer, the User must first leave the current Team (or be released by its Admin) before accepting an invitation to join another.
The Admin invites Users to a Team plan by entering email addresses; we send an invitation email, and the invitee explicitly accepts by clicking through. Joining a Team plan always requires the invitee's positive action. We do not automatically add Users to a Team plan based on shared domain, and we do not surface or suggest other Fullinfo Users to the Admin during invitation.
If an invited person already has a Fullinfo subscription on the invited email address, accepting the invitation triggers a migration of their existing subscription onto the new Team seat. Migration rules are in Section 4 ("Migrating an existing subscription onto a Team plan").
On multi-seat plans, the Admin can assign seats to specific Users and reassign them when people change — a User leaves the company, a new hire joins, someone moves to a role where they don't need access.
Reassignment is meant for normal personnel change, not for rotating one paid seat through many users to multiply usage. To prevent that, each seat can be reassigned a maximum of four times in any rolling 12-month period. If you need to reassign more often than that, you can buy additional seats.
When a seat is reassigned, the new User inherits the seat's full context:
The Admin can clean up manually if anything from the previous User should be removed.
If your plan has multiple Users, they can share Collections with other Users at the same Customer. The sharer chooses the permission level (currently: view-only or edit). The product may add more sharing options in future; whatever's available in the product at the time is what governs.
A shared Collection doesn't change ownership — it's still owned by the User who created it. If that User's seat is reassigned, their Collections (including shared ones) stay with the seat as described above.
Credits are attributed to individual Users. Each User has their own monthly allowance based on the plan, and each User spends their own credits when they use paid actions. On multi-seat plans, credits aren't pooled across the team and one User can't give credits to another.
(If we introduce additional credit mechanisms in the future — for example, an Admin-managed pool of team credits — the terms specific to those mechanisms will be described on the pricing page or in a feature-specific addendum. The general principles in this section apply unless we say otherwise.)
You agree that:
We may suspend access — either for an individual User or for the entire account — if we have a specific, concrete reason to believe that:
We'll tell you why and we'll reinstate access as soon as the cause is resolved. We won't suspend for vague reasons or general dissatisfaction.
You can use Fullinfo for your organization's internal business purposes: research, sales, recruitment, market analysis, compliance work, deal sourcing, and similar.
You can't:
You also agree that when a contact in one of your Collections exercises their right to be removed from our database, we remove them from your Collection at the same time, and you can't prevent or contest this. Data subject rights take precedence over your interest in keeping a particular contact in your Collection. See Section 7 for how this works.
If you do any of these prohibited things, we may suspend or terminate your account under Section 10. We'll usually warn you first if the situation allows.
Subscription fees are shown on the pricing page at https://fullinfo.com/pricing/. The fees that apply to you are whichever ones you selected at signup or upgrade — including the number of seats you bought.
Prices are quoted in USD, EUR, and GBP on the pricing page. We bill EU customers and EEA-aligned European customers in EUR, UK customers in GBP, and everyone else in USD. Each currency has its own published price; we do not convert at billing time.
You pay in advance. Two billing cadences are available depending on your plan:
The Power Volume add-on is annual prepaid only, regardless of the base plan's billing cadence. This is because Power Volume's credit allowance is delivered as an annual pool from day one of the term; payment for it is annual to match.
Payment is automatic via the payment method on file. We'll let you know in advance of each charge, in line with payment-network rules.
Each User has a credit allowance based on the plan. The platform consumes credits when a User performs certain actions (deep searches, contact reveals, full company views, and similar). The current pricing page describes what each credit buys.
For monthly plans and the monthly portion of annual-contract plans, credits are granted at the start of each month. They roll over once: unused credits expire one month after they were granted.
For annual plans with a Power Volume add-on, the Power Volume credit pool (currently 60,000 Company Views and 120,000 Contact Reveals per annual term) is granted to the relevant seat on day one of the term. These credits are available across the year and do not replenish monthly. They're consumed against actual usage and expire at the end of the term — they do not roll into the next term.
For other annual plans without a Power Volume add-on, credits accrue on the same monthly schedule as the monthly plans — the annual commitment is to the price and term, not to a different credit-grant schedule.
Some capabilities are available as add-ons to a base subscription — for example, the Advanced Signals add-on, and the Power Volume add-on that lifts standard credit ceilings for high-volume users. Add-ons require an annual commitment and renew with your subscription. The current set of add-ons, their pricing, and the credit allowances they include are on the pricing page at https://fullinfo.com/pricing/.
Power Volume specifically is annual prepaid only. The annual credit pool (60,000 Company Views and 120,000 Contact Reveals at current levels) is delivered to your seat on day one of the annual term and is yours to use across the year. The annual prepayment reflects this — you're paying upfront for an annual resource that's available to you upfront.
If you add Power Volume to an existing annual subscription part-way through your term, both the credit pool and the fee are pro-rated for the months remaining in your current term. For example, if you add Power Volume with four months remaining in your annual term, you receive four-twelfths of the annual credit pool and pay four-twelfths of the annual fee. Power Volume then renews with your base subscription's renewal date.
Advanced Signals can be billed under either the annual prepaid or the annual-contract-monthly-installments cadence, matching the base plan it's attached to. When added mid-term, Advanced Signals follows the base plan's billing cadence: on annual prepaid plans, the remaining-term fee is charged upfront pro-rata; on monthly-installment plans, Advanced Signals is added to the next monthly installment.
Add-ons can't be cancelled mid-term. You can cancel an add-on at your next renewal date alongside any other subscription changes.
When a User performs a paid action, we draw down the credits scheduled to expire soonest first. In practice this means a User's plan credits (including any rolled-over plan credits) are consumed before any top-up credits of the same type. Top-up credits are only drawn on once the User's available plan credits for that credit type have been used up.
When a User runs out of credits before the end of their billing period, the Customer can request additional credits as a one-off top-up. Where available, top-ups are processed either as an in-app purchase or via a signed Order Form, depending on what we offer at the time. Top-up credits are granted to the User's account once payment is received (for in-app purchases) or once the Order Form is countersigned and paid (where the Order Form route applies). The current top-up options and pricing — when available — are listed on the pricing page at https://fullinfo.com/pricing/.
Unlike plan credits, top-up credits do not expire at the end of a billing period. They remain available for 12 months from the date they are granted to the User's account, or until the subscription ends, whichever comes first. As described under "Order of consumption" above, top-up credits are consumed only after the User's plan credits for that credit type have been used up, so a top-up granted late in a billing period is not lost when the period rolls over.
Credits don't have a cash value, can't be transferred between Users, and aren't refundable — including when the subscription ends, and including any top-up credits that are unused when the subscription ends or before the 12-month period elapses.
You can upgrade your subscription to a higher-tier plan within the same Customer relationship at any time during your term — for example, Starter to Professional within a single-seat subscription. The upgrade takes effect immediately. You are charged the price difference between the new plan and the old plan, pro-rated for the days remaining in your current billing period. Any unused credits from your previous plan are added to your new plan's credit allowance.
Downgrades take effect at your next renewal date, not mid-term. If you want to move to a lower-tier plan, the change applies from the start of the next subscription period.
Changes between billing cadences also take effect at your next renewal date, not mid-term. Once you have committed to a billing cadence — annual prepaid, annual with monthly installments, or monthly — you stay on that cadence until your next renewal. This applies in both directions: you cannot switch from annual to monthly mid-term, and you cannot switch between the two annual cadences mid-term.
These rules apply regardless of how the change is initiated. They exist to keep billing predictable for both of us.
Moving from a single-seat plan onto a Team plan is not a standard mid-term upgrade. It is governed by the next subsection.
When a User who holds an existing Fullinfo subscription accepts an invitation to join a Team plan, the existing subscription terminates immediately and the User joins the Team plan with effect from the same date.
We refund the unused, paid-for portion of the existing subscription's current term to the original payment method on file:
Unused credits from the previous subscription's current billing period transfer to the new Team seat alongside the User. Power Volume add-ons attached to the previous subscription transfer to the new Team seat for the remainder of the Power Volume term.
The work product on the previous subscription — Collections, search history, saved queries, notes — moves with the User into the new Team seat, and becomes part of the Team plan's work product (owned and accessible by the new Customer per the rules in Section 2 on Team plans).
You can add seats to your subscription at any time. New seats are pro-rated for the current period and billed at the next billing cycle.
You can remove seats at the next renewal date. We don't refund mid-term seat reductions on prepaid annual plans.
Collections are how Users organize and actively monitor people and organizations they care about — we go into the monitoring side in Section 7. Your plan determines how many Collections each User can have. A single Collection can hold up to 10,000 entities.
All fees are exclusive of tax. If we're required by law to collect VAT, sales tax, GST, or any similar tax from you, we'll add it to your invoice and you'll pay it. If we're not required to collect a tax that you owe in your jurisdiction (for example, US use tax in a state where we're not registered), paying it is your responsibility, not ours.
If a payment fails, we'll retry it. If a payment is still failing 14 days after it was due, we'll suspend your team's access to the product — but your account stays open. Users can still log in, but they land on the billing page until you update your payment method.
If a payment is more than 30 days late, we can charge interest at the lower of (a) 4% above the European Central Bank's base rate, or (b) the maximum rate permitted by law. We'll usually try to fix the problem with you before doing that.
For annual contracts billed in monthly installments, your annual commitment doesn't go away if you stop paying mid-term. The remaining installments are still owed under the contract, and we may pursue them via standard collection processes. In practice, we'll work with you first to find a path forward; we only escalate when ordinary recovery has failed.
We may change prices for future subscription periods. If we do, we'll tell you at least 30 days before your next renewal so you can decide whether to continue.
We don't refund prepaid fees if you cancel mid-term, except in two cases:
For some customers — typically larger commitments, custom seat counts, multi-year terms, or negotiated pricing — we may agree specific commercial terms in a signed Order Form that references this Agreement. Where an Order Form and this Agreement differ on a specific point (price, term length, seat count, payment terms, or similar), the Order Form prevails for that specific point. Everything else in this Agreement continues to apply.
While we're working together, we'll each learn things about the other that aren't public — pricing, strategy, customer information, technical details. We'll treat that information with care, use it only for things connected to this Agreement, and not share it with third parties except as needed to do our jobs.
This doesn't apply to information that's already public, was already known to the receiving party before we shared it, or has to be disclosed under a legal order — though if we're legally allowed to tell you first, we will.
These obligations continue for three years after this Agreement ends.
The Fullinfo service, our database, our software, our methodology, and our brand are owned by us. Subscribing gives you a license to use the service while your subscription is active — it doesn't transfer ownership of anything to you.
Anything your Users create using the service that's specific to your work — search history, Collections (whether private or shared within your team), saved queries, exports, notes added to records — belongs to the Customer. We don't claim ownership of it. We retain a license to host and process it so we can provide the service to you.
When a User's seat is reassigned, their Collections and related work product stay with the seat, as described in Section 2 — the Customer still owns it, the new User on the seat takes over access.
The records we return from our database aren't owned by you. You have a license to use them as part of your subscription. If your subscription ends, the license to query for new records ends too — but you keep what you've already exported, on the basis that you're responsible for using it lawfully under applicable data protection laws.
If you suggest improvements or new features, we can use those suggestions without owing you anything. We appreciate them.
Fullinfo plays three distinct roles, depending on which data is moving and why. Being explicit about each matters for GDPR purposes and for what each of us is responsible for.
Fullinfo as controller of its own database. We are a controller for the personal data in the Fullinfo database — the contact and organization records we source from the open web, enrich, suppress, and maintain. We decide what to collect, how to organize it, and how long to keep it. Our Privacy Policy at https://fullinfo.com/privacy-policy/ describes the details.
Fullinfo as joint controller at the moment of disclosure. When a User at the Customer queries our service and we return personal data records, we become joint controllers with the Customer for that specific data flow — briefly, during the act of disclosure. The disclosure is to the Customer as an organization, not to the individual User. So sharing those records within the Customer's organization (for example, through shared Collections) doesn't create a separate disclosure event.
Fullinfo as processor for the Customer. For the personal data the Customer places into Fullinfo on its own behalf — User account credentials, search queries the Customer's Users run, notes the Customer adds against contacts, Collections the Customer creates and curates, configuration, exports the Customer triggers — Fullinfo acts as a processor of the Customer. The Customer is the controller of this Customer Data; Fullinfo processes it on the Customer's documented instructions in line with Article 28 of GDPR.
Once records are in the Customer's systems outside Fullinfo, the Customer is the sole controller for what it does with them.
All three relationships are governed in detail by the Data Processing Agreement at https://fullinfo.com/dpa/. The DPA covers Article 28 obligations for the processor relationship, Article 26 arrangements for the joint controllership, sub-processors, security measures, breach notification, and data subject rights handling. By signing up to this Agreement, you also agree to the DPA.
Collections in Fullinfo are not static snapshots. When you add a contact or organization to a Collection, you're asking us to observe them on an ongoing basis — across our sources — and notify you of material changes. For individuals, this includes things like job title changes, employer changes, role changes, location changes, and departures. For organizations, this includes things like new offices, expansion or contraction of business activity, leadership changes, and similar organizational events.
Because monitoring is more intensive than one-time queries, three things follow:
First, the legal basis for monitoring (our legitimate interest in providing the service you subscribe to) requires us to be transparent about it. Our Privacy Policy describes the activity in detail.
Second, when a data subject exercises their right to be removed from our database, removal is immediate and complete. Specifically:
There is no delay, no grandfathering, and no override.
Third, you should stop monitoring contacts or organizations when you no longer have a business reason to track them. Remove them from your Collections. Leaving people in Collections indefinitely after you've stopped engaging with them isn't a good use of monitoring and creates a weaker legitimate-interest argument for everyone.
When a contact is removed from one of your Collections because of an erasure request, we notify the account holder — and on multi-seat plans, the User who originally added the contact (if different from the Admin). The notification confirms which Collection was affected, but it does not re-identify the data subject — you don't need to know which contact was removed to handle the notification properly.
If you have copies of an erased contact outside Fullinfo — in your CRM, in an exported list, in a draft email, in a meeting record — handling those copies in line with the data subject's request is your responsibility, not ours. Our notification obligation under GDPR Article 19 extends to telling you the erasure happened; it doesn't extend to your downstream systems.
After you receive data from our service, you are the controller for what you do with it. That means you're responsible for:
If a data subject contacts us and asks to be removed, we'll remove them everywhere, as described above.
If a data subject contacts you and asks to be removed from your systems, that's between you and them.
If a regulator contacts either of us about data that originated in our database and you received, we'll cooperate as described in the DPA.
The right of erasure described above belongs to data subjects in our database — people whose professional information we've collected from public sources. It's a separate process from a Customer User asking to delete their own User account (which is governed by Section 10). The two have different verification mechanisms and don't automatically cascade. Deleting your User account doesn't remove you from our database if you happen to also be a data subject there. Being removed as a data subject doesn't delete a User account you separately hold with us. If both apply to you, you'd need to do both separately.
We'll use commercially reasonable efforts to keep the service available, performing as described, and free of significant defects.
Specifically:
If the service has a defect that materially affects its function, tell us within 30 days of noticing it. We'll fix it as soon as we reasonably can. That's your sole remedy for defects.
We don't promise the service will be uninterrupted, error-free, or perfectly accurate. B2B data is messy by its nature — job titles change, people leave companies, websites get redesigned. We work hard on accuracy but we don't guarantee it.
We don't make warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement beyond what we explicitly say above and what applicable law requires.
We're not responsible for problems caused by third-party tools you use alongside the service — CRMs, automation platforms, browsers, integrations — except for parts of those tools that we built and provide ourselves.
If a third party claims that the Fullinfo service infringes their patent, copyright, trademark, or similar intellectual property right, we'll defend you against that claim and pay any settlement or final award. Conditions: you tell us about the claim promptly, you let us control the defense, and you cooperate with us.
This doesn't apply to claims caused by your use of the service in a way we didn't authorize, or by your combining the service with something we didn't provide.
If we have to, we'll either modify the service so it no longer infringes, get a license that resolves the claim, or terminate your subscription and refund the unused portion.
If a third party (including a regulator or a data subject) makes a claim against us because of how you used the service — for example, an outreach campaign that violated GDPR, anti-spam law, or someone's privacy rights — you'll defend us and pay any settlement or final award. Same conditions: prompt notice, our control over the defense, your cooperation.
Each party's total liability to the other under this Agreement is limited to the greater of:
For breaches of data protection obligations specifically — including breaches of the DPA — the limit is the greater of:
The cap above does not apply to:
Neither of us is liable to the other for indirect, consequential, incidental, special, or punitive damages — including lost profits, lost business, lost goodwill, lost customers, reputational harm, or lost data — even if the other party was warned that those damages might happen.
These exclusions also don't apply to wilful misconduct, gross negligence, or indemnification obligations.
This Agreement starts when you accept it (typically at signup) and continues for the subscription term you selected — monthly or annual.
Subscriptions auto-renew at the end of each term:
Cancel from your account settings. We'll confirm the cancellation by email.
Failed payment doesn't terminate your account. It suspends product access:
Either of us can terminate this Agreement immediately if the other:
If we terminate you for cause (for example, for misuse of the service), you don't get a refund. If you terminate us for cause (for example, because we materially breached and didn't fix it), we refund the unused portion of your current term.
If we terminate you for cause while you are on an annual contract billed in monthly installments, the termination ends the installment obligation: you do not owe further installments for the remainder of the annual term, and we keep the installments you have already paid. This is distinct from the situation in Section 4 ("Late payment") where you simply stop paying — there, the annual commitment continues and remaining installments are owed.
You can cancel for any reason. You'll keep access through the end of your current term, and you won't renew. Prepaid fees aren't refunded.
We can decide not to renew your subscription at the next renewal date, for any reason, by telling you at least 30 days before. We can't terminate for convenience mid-term — only at renewal.
When your subscription ends — whether by cancellation, non-renewal, or termination — your account is deactivated. You can't log in to view or work with your Collections during deactivation.
We retain your Collections, search history, saved queries, and any notes you added. These aren't separate copies of personal data: Collections are live references into the Fullinfo database, which we maintain under our own controller basis described in the Privacy Policy. We continue monitoring the entities in your Collections in the background, so that if you come back, your Collections reflect current information.
If you reactivate by subscribing again, your Collections come back populated with current data, not stale snapshots. Contacts whose information has changed will show updated titles, employers, or status. Contacts who have exercised their right to erasure between cancellation and reactivation will simply not appear. Notifications about changes resume.
You can ask us to permanently delete your account and everything associated with it at any time, by writing to legal@fullinfo.com. We'll do it within 30 days and confirm when it's done.
If you stop using the service without cancelling, we treat that as dormancy:
We will not silently delete an active customer's data. We will not hold a paying customer's Collections hostage.
The following sections continue to apply after the Agreement ends, for as long as they need to: Section 5 (Confidentiality, for 3 years), Section 6 (IP), Section 7 (Data protection, as needed), Section 9 (Liability and indemnification), Section 11 (General).
This Agreement is governed by the laws of the Netherlands. Any dispute arising under it goes to the competent court in Amsterdam.
When we need to give you a formal notice — for example, a termination notice or a material breach notice — we'll send it to the email address on file for your account (the Admin's email on multi-seat plans). You can send us a formal notice at legal@fullinfo.com.
For routine matters (questions, support, product updates) the email aliases on our website work too — hello@fullinfo.com, privacy@fullinfo.com, support@fullinfo.com, and so on.
We may update this Agreement for new customers at any time. For existing customers, changes apply at your next renewal. If you don't agree with a change, cancel before the renewal date and the old terms continue to apply through the end of your current term.
If something genuinely outside our control prevents us from delivering the service — a natural disaster, war, a major internet outage, government action, a critical supplier failure — we won't be in breach. We'll work to restore service as soon as we reasonably can. If a force majeure event lasts more than 30 days, either of us can terminate this Agreement and we'll refund the unused portion of your current term.
You can't assign this Agreement to someone else without our written consent, except as part of a merger, acquisition, or sale of substantially all of your business — in which case you can. We can assign this Agreement to a successor or affiliate without your consent, as long as the assignee assumes our obligations.
We're independent parties. Nothing in this Agreement makes us partners, joint venturers, employer-employee, or agents of each other.
If any part of this Agreement turns out to be unenforceable, the rest of it stays in effect, and the unenforceable part is replaced by something as close to its original intent as the law allows.
If we don't enforce a right under this Agreement on one occasion, we haven't waived it for future occasions.
This Agreement (together with the Privacy Policy and the DPA) is the complete agreement between us about the service. It supersedes any prior agreements, proposals, or representations about the same subject matter.
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