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Fireworks AI renamed its Enterprise Code Pass service to 'Fireworks for Work' and updated the corresponding addendum references in its Terms of Service, detected on July 11, 2026. The three modified sentences now reference the 'FFW Service' and 'FFW Addendum' instead of 'ECP Service' and 'ECP Addendum'. This appears to be a service rebranding with no material change to the underlying terms, conditions, or user obligations.

Fireworks AI's updated Terms of Service, detected on July 8, 2026, introduces two major dispute resolution mechanisms: mandatory individual arbitration for all disputes and a class action/jury trial waiver. The prior version (which appears to have been unreadable or unavailable in the comparison) did not include these explicit provisions. Under the updated terms, users waive their right to pursue disputes in court or as part of a class action and must instead resolve all disputes through binding individual arbitration.

On June 21, 2026, Fireworks AI modified the header of its Terms of Service document. The previous version read 'Fireworks - Terms of Service GLM 5.2 is live!' The updated version now reads 'GLM 5.2 is live!' with 'Fireworks - Terms of Service' moved to a separate position. This is a formatting or organizational change with no substantive modification to the terms themselves.

Fireworks AI updated language describing GLM 5.2 availability on its Serverless platform, changing 'is now available' to 'is live' and adding two new descriptive claims: 'Opus-level intelligence at open-source rates' and 'Pay per token on serverless.' These are product positioning and pricing model statements rather than terms-of-service substantive changes. The update clarifies the service model and pricing structure available to users.

Fireworks AI updated its Terms of Service on June 19, 2026 by adding a new navigation line that reads 'Explore us in AI tools ChatGPT Claude Grok Perplexity CoPilot Gemini' to the header. This addition does not change any substantive contractual obligations, rights, or restrictions in the agreement. The change appears to be a marketing or navigation update that references competing or complementary AI tools.

Fireworks AI updated a reference in their Terms of Service on June 17, 2026, replacing a mention of Qwen 3.7 Plus with GLM 5.2. The previous language stated that Qwen 3.7 Plus was available exclusively on Fireworks Serverless; the updated language states that GLM 5.2 is available on Serverless without the exclusivity qualifier. This appears to be a product model update reflecting current service offerings.

Fireworks AI updated promotional messaging in its Terms of Service on June 14, 2026. The previous language highlighting 'Serverless 2.0' control and reliability was replaced with language promoting 'Qwen 3.7 Plus' availability. The 'Get Started' call-to-action changed to 'Try it today.' These are product marketing updates within the terms document; no substantive changes to user rights, obligations, or service terms were made.

Fireworks AI updated the header of their Terms of Service document on May 31, 2026. The previous version began with 'Fireworks - Terms of Service Serverless 2.0 is live: control reliability & speed without reserved capacity.' The updated version removes the 'Fireworks -' prefix and now reads 'Serverless 2.0 is live: control reliability & speed without reserved capacity.' followed by 'Fireworks - Terms of Service' as a separate heading. This is a formatting and organizational change to the document structure with no material change to the substantive terms users operate under.

Fireworks AI updated the banner text on its Terms of Service page on May 30, 2026. The previous banner promoted 'DeepSeek V4 Pro is Live'; the updated banner now promotes 'Serverless 2.0 is live: control reliability & speed without reserved capacity' with an added 'Get Started' call-to-action. This is a product marketing update to the page header and does not modify the underlying terms of service content itself.