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| 0 | Unity Terms of Service Last Edit/Review: April 13, 2026 Last updated : January 12, 2026 Note for April 13, 2026 : We have updated Section 4 to clarify that regional terms that are presented during check out may also apply. | 0 | Unity Terms of Service Last Edit/Review: June 30, 2026 Last updated : June 30, 2026 We have updated the Unity Terms of Service to clarify how the Unity platform may be used as AI and agentic tools become more common, and to refresh the definitions that govern data produced through Unity. |
| 1 | What’s changed: We have updated the core Unity Terms of Service to provide greater clarity on how you can best use the Unity platform. | 1 | Our Use Restrictions (Section 17.2) address AI access to the platform. |
| 2 | The updates and clarifications to our Use Restrictions (Section 17.2) emphasize that any use beyond what’s expressly permitted in our terms, or a separate written authorization from Unity, is restricted. | 2 | Restrictions apply, so training machine learning or AI models on Unity Offerings — or on data derived from them — requires prior authorization. |
| 3 | We have provided clearer guidance about the restrictions in using the Unity platform for training, validation, or development of machine learning or AI models without prior authorization. | 3 | Automated scrapers and bots targeting Unity products and services are restricted. |
| 4 | Furthermore, we’ve clarified that breaches of our Use Restrictions (Section 17.2) may lead to suspension of access, enabling us to act to maintain a secure and stable environment for everyone. | 4 | AI agents, large language models, and MCP clients or servers may only interact with the platform through a framework operated or designated by Unity. |
| 5 | In addition, Unity’s Pixyz is now called Unity Asset Transformer, and this name change is reflected in the terms. | 5 | You remain responsible for any AI agent, autonomous software system, or other automated caller acting on your behalf or through your account, and breaches of Section 17.2 may result in suspension of access. |
| 6 | We've added clarity to the definitions that describe the different types of content and data involved when you use Unity products. | ||
| 7 | The goal is to make it easier to follow what's processed to operate the products, what stays under your control, and how Unity will not use your project materials for product improvements unless authorized by you. | ||
| 8 | Finally, we further clarified that Enterprise access may be subject to minimum subscription or spending commitments (which may change at renewal), and refreshed our support and account-closure flows. | ||
| 7 | You can view the prior version of our Terms of Service here . 1. | 10 | You can view the prior version of our Terms of Service here . |
| 11 | These Terms apply to your account with Unity and to our Offerings and constitute a binding contract between you and the Unity Contracting Party. | ||
| 12 | Capitalized terms are defined in these Terms, including in the Definitions section below. 1. | ||
| 26 | You are responsible for anyone who Purchases or uses Offerings through you or your Unity Account or Unity Organization, and any act or omission of any such person that is not in compliance with these Terms will constitute an act or omission by you. | 31 | You are responsible for anyone (including, for clarity, any AI agent, autonomous software system, large language model, model-context-protocol (MCP) client or server, or other automated caller) who Purchases, accesses, invokes or uses Offerings through you or your Unity Account or Unity Organization, or using your credentials, Authorized Users, accounts or API keys, and any act or omission of any such person or system that is not in compliance with these Terms will constitute an act or omission by you. |
| 31 | You may close your account at any time, provided that you have paid any and all remaining amounts owed to Unity beforehand, by sending an email to support@unity3d.com , by submitting a request at Support Requests or by reaching out to your Unity account manager, if applicable. | 36 | You may close your account at any time, provided that you have paid any and all remaining amounts owed to Unity beforehand, by the methods outlined in our Privacy Policy . |
| 39 | For clarity, this includes personal information provided to Unity as part of any User Offering Data. | 44 | For clarity, this includes personal information provided to Unity as part of any User Data. |
| 45 | Data 8.1 Data Processing Addendum Unless these Terms explicitly state otherwise, you agree that the Data Processing Addendum applies in addition to these terms for each Offering. 8.2 Reporting Data You may not disclose or transfer Reporting Data (including, anonymous, aggregated or derived data) to any third party or expose Reporting Data to the general public, in each case unless permitted under the Documentation. 8.3 User Offering Data In order for you to access and use certain Offerings, or for Unity to provide you with certain services, you may provide User Offering Data to Unity. | 50 | Data 8.1 Data Processing Addendum Unless these Terms explicitly state otherwise, you agree that the Data Processing Addendum applies in addition to these terms for each Offering. 8.2 Reporting Data You may not disclose or transfer Reporting Data (including, anonymous, aggregated or derived data) to any third party or expose Reporting Data to the general public, in each case unless permitted under the Documentation. 8.3 User Data In order for you to access and use certain Offerings, or for Unity to provide you with certain services, you may provide User Data to Unity. |
| 46 | When you provide or make accessible User Offering Data to Unity, you authorize, and hereby grant the right and license to Unity and its designees to use User Offering Data to provide, develop and improve the Offerings and other Unity services and to provide support services to you hereunder, and if applicable, you will provide all notices and obtain all required consents from End Users in order to permit the foregoing. | 51 | When you provide or make accessible User Data to Unity, you authorize, and hereby grant the right and license to Unity and its designees to use User Data to provide, develop and improve the Offerings and other Unity services and to provide support services to you hereunder, and if applicable, you will provide all notices and obtain all required consents from End Users in order to permit the foregoing. |
| 47 | The foregoing right and license is non-exclusive, transferable (in accordance with the “Assignment” section hereof), worldwide, royalty-free and fully paid-up. 8.4 End User Data With respect to any End User data resulting from your or any End User’s use of any of the Offerings, you agree that Unity may use the End User data therein (including individual player data) in accordance with applicable law, the Data Processing Addendum, and its then current privacy policy. | 52 | Where User Data is collected or processed through Offerings enabled by the Developer Data Framework, such data constitutes Developer Data as defined in the Developer Data Framework Additional Terms and is subject to the Developer Data Settings described therein. |
| 48 | From time to time, Unity may, notwithstanding any other provision of these Terms, use aggregated or de-identified End User data for research and marketing purposes and to provide, develop and improve the Offerings and other Unity services and to provide technical support services to you hereunder. | 53 | The foregoing right and license is non-exclusive, transferable (in accordance with the “Assignment” section hereof), worldwide, royalty-free and fully paid-up. 8.4 End User Data With respect to any data derived or resulting from any End User’s use of any of the Offerings, you agree that Unity may use the End User data therein (including individual player data) in accordance with applicable law, the Data Processing Addendum, and its then current privacy policy. |
| 54 | From time to time, Unity may use aggregated or de-identified End User data for research and marketing purposes and to provide, develop, improve, train, and validate the Offerings and other Unity services and to provide technical support services to you hereunder. | ||
| 56 | In addition, you will at all times maintain, display and abide by a conspicuously placed privacy policy that makes appropriate disclosures to End Users, including disclosures that (i) comply with all applicable privacy and data protection laws and regulations and/or any applicable requirements, terms, or guidelines required by your platform providers; (ii) explain that Usage Data can be processed as contemplated by these Terms and as set out in the Unity Privacy Policy; (iii) provide notice of your use of a tracking pixel, agent or any other visitor identification technology that collects, uses, shares and stores data about End Users, which privacy policy shall also include a link to the Unity Privacy Policy ; and (iv) if applicable, explains how End Users can opt out of the Offering. 8.6 Child Data Laws You will notify Unity prior to any use of the Offerings in connection with any Project that is “directed or enticing to children” under child data laws, including but not limited to COPPA, which notification must be made by appropriately designating such Project, including via, as applicable, the administration portions of the Dashboard or the Software. | 62 | In addition, you will at all times maintain, display and abide by a conspicuously placed privacy policy that makes appropriate disclosures to End Users, including disclosures that (i) comply with all applicable privacy and data protection laws and regulations and/or any applicable requirements, terms, or guidelines required by your platform providers; (ii) explain that Product Data can be processed as contemplated by these Terms and as set out in the Unity Privacy Policy; (iii) provide notice of your use of a tracking pixel, agent or any other visitor identification technology that collects, uses, shares and stores data about End Users, which privacy policy shall also include a link to the Unity Privacy Policy ; and (iv) if applicable, explains how End Users can opt out of the Offering. 8.6 Child Data Laws If a Project is "directed or enticing to children" under child data laws (including COPPA), and your use of an Offering with that Project triggers those laws, you must notify Unity before you begin use of such Offering. |
| 57 | You represent and warrant that, in connection with (a) any application that collects or is likely to collect data of children under the age to consent to the processing of their personal information in their respective jurisdiction or is labeled or described as a “Kid’s” or “Children’s” application, or (b) any user who represents to you, such as through an age-gating mechanism, that they are under the age to consent to the processing of their personal information in their respective jurisdiction, you will not transmit to Unity any “Personal Information” as that term is defined under applicable law unless you have the authority to do so or have received a received a compliant verifiable parental consent for the collection of such information, Unity has a such a compliant solution available for the use of such information, or Unity’s use of the information is for internal operations (or equivalent in the respective jurisdiction) excepted from the consent requirement. | 63 | You provide this notice by designating the Project accordingly — for example, in the administrative areas of the Dashboard or the Software, as applicable. |
| 64 | For Projects with a mixed audience, where Unity makes the configuration available, you will additionally send Unity an accurate per-user signal indicating, where required by applicable law, whether the relevant user is under the age to consent to the processing of their personal information in their respective jurisdiction. | ||
| 65 | You represent and warrant that, in connection with (a) any application that collects or is likely to collect data of children under the age to consent to the processing of their personal information in their respective jurisdiction or is labeled or described as a “Kid’s” or “Children’s” application, or (b) any user who represents to you, such as through an age-gating mechanism, that they are under the age to consent to the processing of their personal information in their respective jurisdiction, you will not transmit to Unity, or direct any user to any Unity-operated surface for collection by Unity of, any “Personal Information” as that term is defined under applicable law unless you have the authority to do so or have received a received a compliant verifiable parental consent for the collection of such information, Unity has a such a compliant solution available for the use of such information, or Unity’s use of the information is for internal operations (or equivalent in the respective jurisdiction) excepted from the consent requirement. | ||
| 75 | At the end of your subscription term for an Offering, your subscription will automatically renew at the then-current price and terms for the Offering, unless otherwise indicated to you in the Offering Identification. | 83 | At the end of your subscription term for an Offering, Unity may automatically renew your subscription at the then-current price and terms for the Offering, unless otherwise indicated to you in the Offering Identification. |
| 76 | If you do not cancel any such subscription before the end of the current subscription term (or free trial period), your subscription will automatically renew (or your trial subscription will automatically convert to a paid subscription) for the subscription term disclosed to you in the Offering Identification. | 84 | If you do not cancel any such subscription before the end of the current subscription term (or free trial period), Unity may automatically renew your subscription (or automatically convert your trial subscription to a paid subscription) for the subscription term disclosed to you in the Offering Identification. |
| 91 | You may not access or use any Offerings that are not included in your Purchase. 12.2 Unity Plans Each Unity Plan includes one (1) subscription to use the Software designated for that Unity Plan as well as the Plan Benefits available with that Unity Plan. | 99 | You may not access or use any Offerings that are not included in your Purchase. |
| 100 | Where such access and use is authorized by Unity under these Terms, you are responsible without limitation for all access to and use of the Offerings by any agent, model, MCP client, or other automated caller acting on your behalf or using your credentials, Authorized Users, accounts, API keys or other equivalent method or integration. 12.2 Unity Plans Each Unity Plan includes one (1) subscription to use the Software designated for that Unity Plan as well as the Plan Benefits available with that Unity Plan. | ||
| 112 | Unity will not use User Content except (a) at your request or with your consent, (b) in connection with providing, supporting, securing, updating, modifying, improving, promoting or developing Offerings, or (c) in connection with legal obligations, enforcement, investigations or proceedings. | 121 | Subject to the other provisions of these Terms, Unity will not use User Content except (a) at your request or with your consent, (b) in connection with providing, supporting, securing, updating, modifying, improving, promoting or developing Offerings, or (c) in connection with legal obligations, enforcement, investigations or proceedings. |
| 125 | Notwithstanding the license granted above, Unity will not use Project Materials to train machine learning or artificial intelligence models, except where you enable such use through a control Unity designates and makes available for that purpose. | ||
| 126 | Unity will use Project Materials so enabled only in deidentified form and as further described in the Documentation. | ||
| 127 | You may disable that use at any time through the same control; disabling applies prospectively and does not affect processing completed, or models trained, prior to your change. | ||
| 161 | You acknowledge that the Offerings and Projects may not achieve the results you desire within your design, analysis, testing and other constraints. 17.2 Use Restrictions You will access and use (and permit access to and use of) Offerings only in conformance with (and will comply with) these Terms (including any Commercial Terms or Additional Terms), any applicable Offering Identification, Policies, Documentation, and all applicable laws. | 173 | You acknowledge that the Offerings and Projects may not achieve the results you desire within your design, analysis, testing and other constraints. 17.2 Use Restrictions You will access and use (and permit access to and use of) Offerings and any Product Data, or output derived from or resulting from your use of the same, only in conformance with (and will comply with) these Terms (including any Commercial Terms or Additional Terms), any applicable Offering Identification, Policies, Documentation, and all applicable laws. |
| 174 | For clarity, causing or permitting an AI agent, autonomous software system, large language model, MCP client or server, or other automated caller to access, invoke or operate any Offering and/or Product Data for, on behalf of, or in response to instructions originating from a third party constitutes permitting access to and use of the Offering and/or Product Data available to that third party. | ||
| 163 | Except as expressly authorized by these Terms (including any Commercial Terms or Additional Terms), Policies, Documentation or as otherwise expressly permitted in writing by Unity, you will not (and will not authorize, encourage or cooperate with any third party to): (a) Reproduce, modify, adapt, translate, port or create derivative works of all or any portion of any Offering, except as expressly permitted by applicable law notwithstanding a contractual prohibition to the contrary; (b) Sublicense, distribute, transmit, sell, lease, rent, loan or otherwise make available all or any portion of any Offering (including any functionality of any Offering) to a third party or provide any functionality of any Offering to a third party (whether by uploading the Software to a network or file-sharing service or through any hosting, application services provider, service bureau, software-as-a-service (SaaS) or any other technology or service or otherwise); (c) Remove any copyright, trademark, confidentiality or other proprietary rights notice from any Offering, Documentation or related material; (d) Remove, disable or otherwise limit the effectiveness of any technical protections, including those used by Unity to (i) manage, monitor, control or analyze the installation of, access to, or use of any Offering or (ii) protect Unity’s intellectual property rights; (e) Engage in any decompiling, disassembling or other reverse engineering or otherwise attempting to discover, learn or study the structure or organization, underlying algorithms or other internals, protocols, data structures or other externals, or the source code of the Offerings, including any Unity Materials, except as expressly permitted under the applicable law notwithstanding a contractual prohibition to the contrary; (f) Breach, or attempt to breach or circumvent, any security or authentication measures used by any Offering; (g) Access or attempt to access the Offerings by any means other than the interface Unity provides or authorizes; (h) Unbundle the component parts of any Offering for use separate from each other or use or access Software made available as part of an Online Service separately from the applicable Online Service; (i) Attempt to circumvent any capacity limits, Authorized User or storage limits, or other license, timing or use restrictions associated with any Offering, or attempt to interfere with Unity’s ability to audit or track such restrictions; (j) Take any action (including the use of any third party software or services) that interferes with, disrupts, burdens or interacts in an unauthorized manner with any part of any Offering or the Dashboard (including any related devices, computer systems, servers or networks); (k) Introduce any viruses, worms, defects, malware or any item of destructive nature through any Offering; (l) Use automated means (including “web crawlers,” bots, robots, spiders, scrapers or other types of software or hardware technology) to collect content or information, download materials automatically or otherwise access any Offering; (m) Use any Offering to provide or assist any content delivery network functionality; (n) Develop, distribute or publish any Project in connection with any gambling or similar services offered in any market, unless authorized to do so by Unity; (o) Develop, distribute or publish any Project in connection with any real money gaming product or similar service offered in any market, unless authorized to do so by Unity; (p) Create, develop, distribute, publish or attempt any of the same, any Project in connection with any product or service that is similar to or competes with, any Offering or that copies any ideas, features, functions, or graphics of any Offering without a separate grant of rights from Unity or otherwise provided for in the applicable Additional Terms; (q) Use the Offerings or User Offering Data for competitive analysis (including benchmark testing) to create, train or improve (directly or indirectly) a product or service that substantially replicates any Unity Offering, or to acquire any technical specifications or gain any competitive advantage; (r) Monetize any runtime version of Software, including Unity Materials, without a separate grant of rights from Unity or otherwise provided for in the applicable Additional Terms; (s) If you are using an Educational Version of any Software, use such Software and distribute the runtime version of such Software for any purpose that is not educational and non-commercial unless otherwise permitted in the Additional Terms; (t) Combine, use or distribute the Offerings with other software that could cause or result in the Offering to be subject to any open source license or similar license that: (i) requires as a condition of use, modification or distribution that the Offering or such other software to be: (1) made available or distributed in a form other than binary (e.g., in source code form); (2) licensed for the purpose of making derivative works; (3) licensed under terms that allow for reverse engineering, reverse assembling or disassembling of the Offering (other than as required to by law); or (iv) redistributable at no charge; or (ii) requires or purports to require the grant of any license, covenant not to sue, authorization or other right with respect to patents or patent applications; (u) Collect or process data from an End User by any means other than those provided or authorized by Unity or without an End User’s opt-in authorization; (v) Send or otherwise post unsolicited or unauthorized communications, including commercial communications (such as spam) through any Offering; (w) Access, store, distribute, introduce, or transmit any material during the course of its use of the Offerings which is false, deceptive, misleading, harmful, threatening, defamatory, obscene, infringing, harassing or racially or ethnically offensive, facilitates illegal activity, promotes unlawful violence, is discriminatory based on race, gender, color, religious belief, sexual orientation, disability, or is otherwise illegal or causes damage or injury to any person or property, or authorize or otherwise permit any third party, including but not limited to End-Users, to do so; (x) Create Internet “links” to an Offering that are not associated with, connected or related to the Offering; (y) Abuse referrals or promotions or other activity to receive additional Entitlements; (z) Harass or interfere with any other user’s use of any Offering; (aa) Impersonate any person or entity, including any Unity employee or representative; or (bb) Use or access any Offering other than in accordance with applicable Documentation, Offering Identification or Policies; or (cc) Permit End Users to incorporate any Offering into their own products, services, or other projects. | 176 | Except as expressly authorized by these Terms (including any Commercial Terms or Additional Terms), Policies, Documentation or as otherwise expressly permitted in writing by Unity, you will not (and will not authorize, encourage or cooperate with any third party to): (a) Reproduce, modify, adapt, translate, port or create derivative works of all or any portion of any Offering, except as expressly permitted by applicable law notwithstanding a contractual prohibition to the contrary; (b) Sublicense, distribute, transmit, sell, lease, rent, loan or otherwise make available all or any portion of any Offering (including any functionality of any Offering) to a third party or provide any functionality of any Offering to a third party (whether by uploading the Software to a network or file-sharing service or through any hosting, application services provider, service bureau, software-as-a-service (SaaS) or any other technology or service or otherwise); (c) Remove any copyright, trademark, confidentiality or other proprietary rights notice from any Offering, Documentation or related material; (d) Remove, disable or otherwise limit the effectiveness of any technical protections, including those used by Unity to (i) manage, monitor, control or analyze the installation of, access to, or use of any Offering or (ii) protect Unity’s intellectual property rights; (e) Engage in any decompiling, disassembling or other reverse engineering or otherwise attempting to discover, learn or study the structure or organization, underlying algorithms or other internals, protocols, data structures or other externals, or the source code of the Offerings, including any Unity Materials, except as expressly permitted under the applicable law notwithstanding a contractual prohibition to the contrary; (f) Breach, or attempt to breach or circumvent, any security or authentication measures used by any Offering; (g) Access or attempt to access the Offerings by any means other than the interface Unity provides or authorizes; (h) Unbundle the component parts of any Offering for use separate from each other or use or access Software made available as part of an Online Service separately from the applicable Online Service; (i) Attempt to circumvent any capacity limits, Authorized User or storage limits, or other license, timing or use restrictions associated with any Offering, or attempt to interfere with Unity’s ability to audit or track such restrictions; (j) Take any action (including the use of any third party software or services) that interferes with, disrupts, burdens or interacts in an unauthorized manner with any part of any Offering or the Dashboard (including any related devices, computer systems, servers or networks); (k) Introduce any viruses, worms, defects, malware or any item of destructive nature through any Offering; (l) Use automated means (including “web crawlers,” bots, robots, spiders, scrapers or other types of software or hardware technology) to collect content or information, download materials automatically or otherwise access any Offering; (m) Use any Offering to provide or assist any content delivery network functionality; (n) Develop, distribute or publish any Project in connection with any gambling or similar services offered in any market, unless authorized to do so by Unity; (o) Develop, distribute or publish any Project in connection with any real money gaming product or similar service offered in any market, unless authorized to do so by Unity; (p) Create, develop, distribute, publish or attempt any of the same, any Project in connection with any product or service that is similar to or competes with, any Offering or that copies any ideas, features, functions, or graphics of any Offering without a separate grant of rights from Unity or otherwise provided for in the applicable Additional Terms; (q) Use the Offerings, any data created by or derived from the use of the Offerings, or any Product Data for competitive analysis (including benchmark testing) to create, train or improve (directly or indirectly) a product or service that substantially replicates any Unity Offering, or to acquire any technical specifications or gain any competitive advantage; (r) Monetize any runtime version of Software, including Unity Materials, without a separate grant of rights from Unity or otherwise provided for in the applicable Additional Terms; (s) If you are using an Educational Version of any Software, use such Software and distribute the runtime version of such Software for any purpose that is not educational and non-commercial unless otherwise permitted in the Additional Terms; (t) Combine, use or distribute the Offerings with other software that could cause or result in the Offering to be subject to any open source license or similar license that: (i) requires as a condition of use, modification or distribution that the Offering or such other software to be: (1) made available or distributed in a form other than binary (e.g., in source code form); (2) licensed for the purpose of making derivative works; (3) licensed under terms that allow for reverse engineering, reverse assembling or disassembling of the Offering (other than as required to by law); or (iv) redistributable at no charge; or (ii) requires or purports to require the grant of any license, covenant not to sue, authorization or other right with respect to patents or patent applications; (u) Collect or process data from an End User by any means other than those provided or authorized by Unity or without an End User’s opt-in authorization; (v) Send or otherwise post unsolicited or unauthorized communications, including commercial communications (such as spam) through any Offering; (w) Access, store, distribute, introduce, or transmit any material during the course of its use of the Offerings which is false, deceptive, misleading, harmful, threatening, defamatory, obscene, infringing, harassing or racially or ethnically offensive, facilitates illegal activity, promotes unlawful violence, is discriminatory based on race, gender, color, religious belief, sexual orientation, disability, or is otherwise illegal or causes damage or injury to any person or property, or authorize or otherwise permit any third party, including but not limited to End-Users, to do so; (x) Create Internet “links” to an Offering that are not associated with, connected or related to the Offering; (y) Abuse referrals or promotions or other activity to receive additional Entitlements; (z) Harass or interfere with any other user’s use of any Offering; (aa) Impersonate any person or entity, including any Unity employee or representative; or (bb) Use or access any Offering other than in accordance with applicable Documentation, Offering Identification or Policies; or (cc) Permit End Users to incorporate any Offering into their own products, services, or other projects. |
| 164 | (dd) Use any Offering for the training, validation, or development of machine learning, artificial intelligence, or similar algorithmic models, including but not limited to training AI models on data, assets, or outputs derived from Offerings or generated via the use of Offerings, regardless of method or purpose, without prior authorization. | 177 | (dd) Use any Offering or any data derived or resulting from the use of any Offering for the training, validation, or development of machine learning, artificial intelligence, or similar algorithmic models, including but not limited to training AI models on data, assets, or outputs derived from Offerings or generated via the use of Offerings, regardless of method or purpose, without prior authorization. |
| 165 | To clarify, any product-specific Additional Terms (including associated Documentation) and/or Commercial Terms will specify permitted uses and authorizations. 17.3 Software Restrictions 17.3.1 General Restrictions You acknowledge and agree that portions of the Software, including but not limited to the source code and the specific design and structure of individual modules or programs, are confidential and constitute or contain trade secrets of Unity and its licensors. | 178 | To clarify, any product-specific Additional Terms (including associated Documentation) and/or Commercial Terms will specify permitted uses and authorizations. |
| 179 | (ee) Use automated scripts, bots, crawlers, or other data ingestion tools to access the Offerings, Documentation, Unity Asset Store, or Unity APIs for the purpose of model training, knowledge base replication, or competitive intelligence, without a separate grant of rights from Unity. | ||
| 180 | (ff) Access, invoke, query, instruct or otherwise interact with any Offering (or cause any Offering to be accessed, invoked, queried or instructed) by means of any AI agent, autonomous or semi-autonomous software system, large language model, command line interface, model-context-protocol (MCP) client or server, agentic framework, or any other automated, machine or non-human caller, unless the such access is via Authorized Agentic Access. | ||
| 181 | To clarify, Authorized Agentic Access will not be construed as a waiver of any other obligation or restriction set forth in these Terms. | ||
| 182 | (gg) Develop, distribute, or use any plugin, extension, add-on, module, or third-party integration that interfaces with, accesses, or integrates into any Offering without Unity’s prior written authorization, including through any Additional Terms, Commercial Terms, Offering Identification, Documentation or Policies. 17.3 Software Restrictions 17.3.1 General Restrictions You acknowledge and agree that portions of the Software, including but not limited to the source code and the specific design and structure of individual modules or programs, are confidential and constitute or contain trade secrets of Unity and its licensors. | ||
| 178 | Unity Proprietary Rights Unity and its licensors and service providers own all proprietary content, information, intellectual property and other rights with respect to (a) the Offerings, Documentation, the Site, Developer Services, Unity Materials and other information or material made available to you by or for Unity, including any copies of the foregoing, (b) the structure and organization, the underlying algorithms and other internals, the protocols, data structures and other externals, and the source code of any of the foregoing, and (c) any materials or other information based on, derived from or otherwise using any of the foregoing (including Usage Data and Reporting Data). | 195 | Unity Proprietary Rights Unity and its licensors and service providers own all proprietary content, information, intellectual property and other rights with respect to (a) the Offerings, Documentation, the Site, Developer Services, Unity Materials and other information or material made available to you by or for Unity, including any copies of the foregoing, (b) the structure and organization, the underlying algorithms and other internals, the protocols, data structures and other externals, and the source code of any of the foregoing, and (c) any materials or other information based on, derived from or otherwise using any of the foregoing (including Product Data (including Reporting Data). |
| 201 | Term, Termination, Suspension These Terms become effective on the first date accepted in accordance with the Acceptance section (Section 2) and continue in effect indefinitely unless terminated in accordance with this Term, Termination, Suspension section. 23.1 Your Right to Terminate You may terminate these Terms if Unity is in material breach of these Terms and fails to cure such breach within thirty (30) days after written notice of the breach. 23.2 Unity’s Right to Terminate or Suspend Unity may terminate (or disable or suspend your access to and use of) any or all Offerings, or terminate these Terms and/or your account, if (a) you have no currently active Commercial Terms, (b) you have failed to timely pay any amounts (including fees and taxes) owing to Unity, (c) any information you provide to us proves to be inaccurate, not current or incomplete, (d) you fail to make all payments when due, (e) you are otherwise in breach of these Terms, or (f) you become subject to bankruptcy or insolvency proceedings, become insolvent, make an arrangement with or affecting your creditors (including an assignment for the benefit of creditor) to commence a process of liquidation. | 218 | Term, Termination, Suspension These Terms become effective on the first date accepted in accordance with the Acceptance section (Section 2) and continue in effect indefinitely unless terminated in accordance with this Term, Termination, Suspension section. 23.1 Your Right to Terminate You may terminate these Terms if Unity is in material breach of these Terms and fails to cure such breach within thirty (30) days after written notice of the breach. 23.2 Unity’s Right to Terminate or Suspend Unity may terminate (or disable or suspend your access to and use of) any or all Offerings (regardless of which Offering, Offering Identification, Additional Terms, or Commercial Terms the applicable event or breach relates to), or terminate these Terms and/or your account, if (a) you have no currently active Commercial Terms, (b) you have failed to timely pay any amounts (including fees and taxes) owing to Unity, (c) any information you provide to us proves to be inaccurate, not current or incomplete, (d) you fail to make all payments when due, (e) you are otherwise in breach of these Terms, or (f) you become subject to bankruptcy or insolvency proceedings, become insolvent, make an arrangement with or affecting your creditors (including an assignment for the benefit of creditor) to commence a process of liquidation. |
| 212 | Unity may change the price or eligibility criteria of an Offering, including the renewal price of a subscription as of the next renewal date, and we will provide you with prior notice if we do so. | 229 | Unity may change the price or eligibility criteria of an Offering, including the renewal price of a subscription, and may change minimum pricing or spending commitments as of the next renewal date, and we will provide you with prior notice if we do so. |
| 219 | You acknowledge that your commitments with respect to the Offerings are not contingent on delivery of future features or functionality (or oral or written statements about future features or functionality). 24.3 Language of Terms; Interpretation The English language version of these Terms will be the version used when interpreting or construing these Terms, and any notices or other communications in connection with these Terms will be provided in the English language. | 236 | You acknowledge that your commitments with respect to the Offerings are not contingent on delivery of future features or functionality (or oral or written statements about future features or functionality). 24.3 Language of Terms; Interpretation The English language version of these Terms will be the version used when interpreting or construing these Terms, and any Dashboard, Documentation, notices or other communications (including electronic communications, including, but not limited to email, dashboard notifications, and other in-product updates) in connection with these Terms will be provided in the English language. |
| 289 | The English language version of any Dashboards, Documentation, notices, or other communications (including electronic communications, including, but not limited to email, dashboard notifications, and other in-product updates) will govern in the event of any inconsistency with any translation. | ||
| 291 | Definitions “ Affiliate ” means any entity that directly or indirectly controls, is controlled by or is under common control with a party. “ Authorized Users ” means (a) you (if you are an individual) and (b) identified individuals (such as your individual employees, consultants and contractors and other individuals accessing and using an Offering for your benefit) for whom you have acquired a subscription to an Offering. | 309 | Definitions “ Affiliate ” means any entity that directly or indirectly controls, is controlled by or is under common control with a party. “Authorized Agentic Access” means access to or interaction with the Offerings by an AI agent, autonomous software system, large language model, MCP client or server or other automated caller where all of the following are satisfied: (i) such access is routed through a gateway operated or designated by Unity for such purpose; (ii) the agent, model, MCP client and MCP server are each then-currently authorized by Unity (including by appearing on any allowlist Unity publishes or as authorized in any Additional Terms or Commercial Terms, including incorporated Policies and Documentation, or as Unity otherwise approves in writing); and (iii) such access complies with the Terms, including incorporated Policies and Documentation and any technical, rate, scope or authentication requirements Unity imposes in connection with such gateway or authorization. |
| 310 | Unity may modify, suspend or revoke any such authorization or allowlist entry at any time in its discretion. “ Authorized Users ” means (a) you (if you are an individual) and (b) identified individuals (such as your individual employees, consultants and contractors and other individuals accessing and using an Offering for your benefit) for whom you have acquired a subscription to an Offering. | ||
| 295 | Documentation includes the Offering Identification. “ End User ” means an end user who views, uses or otherwise engages with any of your Projects. “ Entitlements ” means any tools, materials, services and rights made available to you by or for Unity in connection with an Offering and as set forth in the Additional Terms or as otherwise made available to you by Unity. | 314 | Documentation includes the Offering Identification. “ End User ” means an end user who views, uses or otherwise engages with any of your Projects. “ Entitlements ” means any tools, materials, services, rights, and consumption-based allowances made available to you by or for Unity in connection with an Offering and as set forth in the Additional Terms or as otherwise made available to you by Unity. |
| 296 | Entitlements may include technical support, access to updates and upgrades or prior versions, Unity Materials, training and community content, events, and account tools and information. “ Educational Versions ” means Offerings (or features of an Offering) provided under a Unity subscription applicable to educators and students of accredited educational institutions, and eligible educational or non-profit institutions. “ Embedded System ” means an electronic device or system (including vehicles and human transport systems) that contains or is controlled through an export of the Project and where the Project supports the intended functionality of the device or system, regardless of whether it is a matter of primary functionality or supporting functionality (e.g. an optional game on a device that otherwise runs without Software or a 3D vehicle visualization in an automotive HMI that does not otherwise use Software). “ Evaluation Versions ” means Offerings (or features of an Offering) labeled or offered as “not for resale,” “evaluation,” “beta,” “experimental,” “alpha,” “pre-release,” “preview package,” “in-development” or any other similar designation. “ Offerings ” means Software, Online Services and Entitlements provided by or for Unity, whether made available for free, as part of a subscription, for a fee or any other basis. “ Offering Identification ” means any designations by Unity that reference these Terms and identify the Offering to be provided by Unity. | 315 | Entitlements may include technical support, access to updates and upgrades or prior versions, Unity Materials, training and community content, events, account tools and information, and metered or consumption-based services such as AI credits, tokens, compute units, API calls, processing minutes, storage allocations, bandwidth, or other usage-based units that may be consumed, depleted, or expire in accordance with the Additional Terms. |
| 297 | The Offering Identification may be provided by Unity as a service confirmation, as part of an online sign-up, subscription, product page or billing flow, or as an addendum, a statement of work or a similar document or communication. “ Online Service ” means an online or cloud-based service made available by or for Unity, whether made available for free, as part of a subscription, for a fee or any other basis. “Plan Benefits” means the subscription benefits, including specific entitlements, that Unity makes generally available with the Unity Software in connection with a Unity Plan. “ Policies ” means the policies and guidelines made available by Unity, including the Privacy Policy, which may be modified from time to time without notice. “ Project ” means all results, applications (including content contained therein), work product, designs, prototypes or other items created or generated by or through any use of any Offering, including any products, parts or services based on or using such results, work product, designs, prototypes or other items. | 316 | Unity may, in its discretion, set, modify, or impose limits, expiration periods, replenishment schedules, overage charges, or other conditions applicable to metered Entitlements. “ Educational Versions ” means Offerings (or features of an Offering) provided under a Unity subscription applicable to educators and students of accredited educational institutions, and eligible educational or non-profit institutions. “ Embedded System ” means an electronic device or system (including vehicles and human transport systems) that contains or is controlled through an export of the Project and where the Project supports the intended functionality of the device or system, regardless of whether it is a matter of primary functionality or supporting functionality (e.g. an optional game on a device that otherwise runs without Software or a 3D vehicle visualization in an automotive HMI that does not otherwise use Software). “ Evaluation Versions ” means Offerings (or features of an Offering) labeled or offered as “not for resale,” “evaluation,” “beta,” “experimental,” “alpha,” “pre-release,” “preview package,” “in-development” or any other similar designation. “ Offerings ” means Software, Online Services and Entitlements provided by or for Unity, whether made available for free, as part of a subscription, for a fee or any other basis. “ Offering Identification ” means any designations by Unity that reference these Terms and identify the Offering to be provided by Unity. |
| 317 | The Offering Identification may be provided by Unity as a service confirmation, as part of an online sign-up, subscription, product page or billing flow, or as an addendum, a statement of work or a similar document or communication. “ Online Service ” means an online or cloud-based service made available by or for Unity, whether made available for free, as part of a subscription, for a fee or any other basis. “Plan Benefits” means the subscription benefits, including specific entitlements, that Unity makes generally available with the Unity Software in connection with a Unity Plan. “ Policies ” means the policies and guidelines made available by Unity, including the Privacy Policy, which may be modified from time to time without notice. | ||
| 318 | " Product Data " means the technical, performance, and operational data and information generated through or derived from the operation of, access to, and/or use of, any Offerings, including Reporting Data and any data the Offerings generate in the course of their operation, but excluding User Content, User Data, and Project Materials. | ||
| 319 | Where such data embeds or references User Content, that User Content remains User Content and does not become Product Data by virtue of its capture. “ Project ” means all results, applications (including content contained therein), work product, designs, prototypes or other items created or generated by or through any use of any Offering, including any products, parts or services based on or using such results, work product, designs, prototypes or other items. | ||
| 299 | " Purchase” means, the purchase, subscription to, or activation, in each case related to our Offerings. “ Reporting Data ” means data and information collected or derived by Unity from use of an Offering by you, your Authorized Users or an End User, that is displayed to you via the Dashboard or otherwise made available to you in accordance with the Documentation. “ Site ” means, collectively, the Unity websites, including the unity.com domains, or other websites related to our offerings. “ Software ” means software or similar materials, including any Mobile Apps, modules, components, features and functions, made available by or for Unity, whether made available for free, as part of a subscription, as an update or upgrade, for a fee or any other basis. “ Terms ” means these Terms of Use and the other terms referenced in these Terms of Use, including the Additional Terms and Commercial Terms (if any), together with any other applicable terms. “ Third-Party Materials ” means files, designs, meshes, rigs, models, data or data sets, images, documents, objects, elements, audio-visual content, other content, project information, libraries, audio, links, applications and other software, services or other material of a third party, whether or not made available through the Offering. “ Unity ” means Unity Software Inc., a Delaware corporation, together with its subsidiaries and other Affiliates. “ Unity Contracting Party ” has the meaning given to such term in Section 23.4. “ Unity Materials ” means any applications programming interfaces, software development kits, tools, libraries, scripts, sample source code and similar developer material made available by Unity specifically for use with an Offering. “ Usage Data ” means data and information regarding, gathered through or otherwise generated from access to and use of any Offerings. “ User Content ” means any files, designs, meshes, rigs, models, data or data sets, images, documents, objects, elements, audio-visual, other content, project information, libraries, audio, links, applications and other software, services or other material submitted or uploaded to any Offering by you and the customized, specific output generated for you from the use of any Offering based on the foregoing. “ User Offering Data ” means any data and information provided or otherwise made available to Unity by you or an End User in connection with an Offering or regarding User Content (but not including User Content itself or Usage Data). “Unity Plan” means a type of subscription (e.g., Unity Industry) that includes both the Unity Software (e.g., Unity Pro) and certain Plan Benefits (e.g., Unity Asset Transformer Toolkit, Unity Starter Success, etc.). | 321 | " Project Materials " means the structural and functional elements of a Project that constitute User Content, including source code authored by you, your API integration code and usage patterns, code logic, and animation state machine definitions. |
| 322 | Project Data does not include creative assets (including materials, shaders, textures, sprites, 3D meshes, audio files, and animation files), project names, asset identifiers, proprietary strings, or code comments. | ||
| 323 | For the avoidance of doubt, Unity will not train based on your Project Materials unless and until you separately and specifically enable a control designated by Unity for that purpose. | ||
| 324 | " Purchase” means, the purchase, subscription to, or activation, in each case related to our Offerings. “ Reporting Data ” means data and information collected or derived by Unity from use of an Offering by you, your Authorized Users or an End User, that is displayed to you via the Dashboard or otherwise made available to you in accordance with the Documentation. “ Site ” means, collectively, the Unity websites, including the unity.com domains, or other websites related to our offerings. “ Software ” means software or similar materials, including any Mobile Apps, modules, components, features and functions, and any runtime libraries, players, or other runtime components intended for incorporation into or distribution with Projects, made available by or for Unity, whether made available for free, as part of a subscription, as an update or upgrade, for a fee or any other basis. “ Terms ” means these Terms of Use and the other terms referenced in these Terms of Use, including the Additional Terms and Commercial Terms (if any), together with any other applicable terms. “ Third-Party Materials ” means files, designs, meshes, rigs, models, data or data sets, images, documents, objects, elements, audio-visual content, other content, project information, libraries, audio, links, applications and other software, services or other material of a third party, whether or not made available through the Offering. “ Unity ” means Unity Software Inc., a Delaware corporation, together with its subsidiaries and other Affiliates. “ Unity Contracting Party ” has the meaning given to such term in Section 23.4. “ Unity Materials ” means any applications programming interfaces, software development kits, tools, libraries, scripts, sample source code and similar developer material made available by Unity specifically for use with an Offering. “ User Content ” means any files, designs, meshes, rigs, models, images, documents, objects, elements, audio-visual, other content, libraries, audio, links, applications and other non-Unity software, services or other material submitted or uploaded to any Offering by you and the customized, specific creative Project content generated for you from the use of any Offering based on the foregoing. | ||
| 325 | User Content includes your Project Materials. “ User Data ” means data and information provided or made available to Unity by you or an End User in connection with an Offering, or derived from the foregoing, including the prompts and inputs you submit to Unity’s AI-powered Offerings and the outputs generated in response, but excluding User Content. | ||
| 326 | For clarity, any information you submit as a prompt or input to an AI-powered Offering constitutes User Data. “Unity Plan” means a type of subscription (e.g., Unity Industry) that includes both the Unity Software (e.g., Unity Pro) and certain Plan Benefits (e.g., Unity Asset Transformer Toolkit, Unity Starter Success, etc.). | ||
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