Faire Terms of Service

These Terms govern your use of Faire's platform and are heavily weighted in Faire's favor: if anything goes wrong, Faire's maximum financial liability to you is US$100, and you cannot sue in court or join a class action — disputes go to arbitration. Faire can change or shut down the Services, or revoke your access, at any time without notice, and continued use after any change counts as your agreement to the new Terms.

Faire's Terms of Service establish the conditions under which users may access and use its marketplace platform, imposing binding arbitration with jury-trial and class-action waivers as the exclusive dispute resolution mechanism for most claims. Faire disclaims all express and implied warranties on the Services and Collective Content, caps its aggregate liability to US$100 across all claims, and excludes incidental, special, exemplary, and consequential damages entirely. Users are required to indemnify Faire and its corporate affiliates for any costs arising from a user's breach of the Terms, and Faire retains sole discretion to modify, suspend, discontinue, or terminate the Services or the Terms at any time without prior notice. Retailers seeking credit evaluation must separately authorize Faire and its designated agents to access personal and business credit history, including consumer credit reports.

As a Faire user, your ability to recover financially from Faire is capped at US$100 regardless of your actual losses, and you have waived jury trial and class-action participation in favor of individual arbitration for virtually all disputes. Faire can revoke your access or alter the Terms at any time without prior notice, and continuing to use the platform after a change binds you to the updated Terms. If you are a retailer being evaluated for a line of credit, you will be asked to authorize Faire and its designated agents to pull your personal and business credit report — review that authorization carefully before accepting.