Gusto updated its Terms of Service on May 1, 2026, making primarily administrative changes. The most visible changes involve updating contact email addresses for support and legal opt-outs across multiple sections of the document. The document also added 243 sentences and modified 137 others, but the specific substantive content of these additions and modifications is not detailed in the change summary provided.
The primary visible changes to Gusto's Terms of Service are administrative: contact email addresses for support and legal opt-out requests have been updated. While the document added 243 sentences and modified 137 others, the specific substantive content of these additions is not provided in the change summary. Employers and users should update their records with the new contact email addresses if they need to reach Gusto support or submit legal opt-out forms.
While the visible changes are primarily administrative, the document indicates 243 sentences were added and 137 modified without detail. Employers should ensure they have the correct contact information for support and legal matters, and should review the complete updated Terms of Service to understand any substantive new provisions affecting their rights and obligations.
→ Update your records with the new Gusto support and legal opt-out email addresses
→ Emails sent to old contact addresses may not reach Gusto or may be delayed
→ Legal opt-out submissions sent to outdated addresses may not be processed
Support and legal opt-out email addresses were updated to new addresses across multiple sections
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This update appears largely administrative, centered on contact information changes and document expansion. Without visibility into the 243 added and 137 modified sentences, a complete assessment of new compliance obligations or regulatory implications cannot be made. Organizations should obtain and review the full updated Terms of Service to identify any substantive changes affecting data processing, vendor management, or service level commitments.
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