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This page describes what the document states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
These are Datadog's Website Terms of Use, governing visitor access to datadoghq.com and not the paid monitoring platform itself, which is covered under a separate subscription agreement. The terms reserve all intellectual property rights in site content to Datadog and prohibit reproduction, redistribution, or commercial use of that content without written permission. The terms also include a mutual limitation of liability capping indirect damages, and a user indemnification obligation requiring users to defend and hold harmless Datadog against third-party claims arising from their use of the site.
This document is the Website Terms of Use for Datadog, Inc., governing access to and use of the datadoghq.com website and related web properties, distinct from Datadog's separate subscription service agreement that governs its SaaS monitoring platform. The terms authorize Datadog to collect information submitted through the site, restrict users from reproducing, distributing, or creating derivative works from site content, and reserve the right to terminate or restrict access at any time without notice. The intellectual property provisions assert broad ownership over all site content and materials, while the disclaimer of warranties and limitation of liability clauses follow patterns commonly observed in website terms for B2B technology companies, though the scope of the indemnification obligation imposed on users warrants review in procurement contexts. The document does not appear to engage substantively with GDPR, CCPA, or other data protection frameworks within its four corners, as those obligations are addressed in Datadog's separate Privacy Policy; the terms do reference compliance with applicable law generally, and the governing law clause designates New York law, which may affect dispute resolution options depending on user jurisdiction.
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Datadog's Terms of Use were updated on May 21, 2026 to add references to 'Pup CLI' in product navigation and feature listings. The change appears to be a product catalog …
View change record →Datadog's website product navigation menu was updated on May 9, 2026 to add references to 'BYOC Log Management' (Bring Your Own Cloud) in two locations within the product listing section. …
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