Calendly reserves the right to suspend, terminate, or permanently revoke any customer's account at its sole discretion, at any time, with or without prior notice, and the agreement states Calendly bears no liability for consequences arising from such actions.
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This provision authorizes Calendly to interrupt or permanently terminate account access without advance notice and without liability, which may affect customers relying on the platform for operational scheduling workflows. The no-liability clause operates in conjunction with the non-refundable fee provision, meaning terminated customers may not recover prepaid fees except under the limited warranty remedy.
Under this clause, Calendly may suspend or permanently revoke account access at any time without advance notice and without incurring liability for resulting consequences. The agreement states this applies to both Free and Paid Accounts, and outstanding payment obligations become due immediately upon termination.
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Compare across platforms →"Calendly may suspend or terminate your access to and use of the Services, including suspending access to or terminating your account (either a Free Account or Paid Account), or permanently revoke your access to the Services, at our sole discretion, at any time with or without notice to you. You agree that Calendly will have no liability for any consequences that you may incur as a result of suspending, terminating, or revoking your account and/or access to the Services in accordance with this Section 6.Excerpt from Calendly's Terms of Use
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Unilateral termination without notice provisions in business-to-business contracts may engage implied duty of good faith considerations under applicable contract law in certain jurisdictions.
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This provision authorizes Calendly to interrupt or permanently terminate account access without advance notice and without liability, which may affect customers relying on the platform for operational scheduling workflows. The no-liability clause operates in conjunction with the non-refundable fee provision, meaning terminated customers may not recover prepaid fees except under the limited warranty remedy.
Under this clause, Calendly may suspend or permanently revoke account access at any time without advance notice and without incurring liability for resulting consequences. The agreement states this applies to both Free and Paid Accounts, and outstanding payment obligations become due immediately upon termination.
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