The agreement authorizes HubSpot to suspend Customer and Authorized User access to subscription services without prior notice in cases of material breach (including non-payment), security incidents, or legal or governmental requirements.
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This provision establishes that HubSpot holds the right to suspend service access unilaterally upon triggering conditions including non-payment and security incidents, which creates operational dependency risk for customers whose business processes rely on continuous HubSpot platform access.
Interpretive note: The document does not specify whether a cure period or advance notice is required before suspension is triggered by non-payment, and the scope of 'reasonable evidence of security threats' is not defined, creating ambiguity about the threshold for suspension.
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View change record →Under this clause, HubSpot may suspend access to subscription services without advance notice if the Customer is in material breach, including non-payment of fees, or if a security incident is detected. Customers operating marketing, sales, or service workflows through HubSpot should account for this suspension right in their operational continuity planning.
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"HubSpot may, without limiting its other rights or remedies, temporarily suspend Customer's and any Authorized User's access to any portion or all of the Subscription Services if: (i) Customer or any Authorized User is in material breach of this Agreement, including failure to pay fees; (ii) there is reasonable evidence of unauthorized access, security threats, or other incidents; or (iii) required by law or requested by governmental or regulatory authorities.Excerpt from HubSpot's Terms of Service
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Service suspension provisions are standard in commercial SaaS agreements.
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This provision establishes that HubSpot holds the right to suspend service access unilaterally upon triggering conditions including non-payment and security incidents, which creates operational dependency risk for customers whose business processes rely on continuous HubSpot platform access.
Under this clause, HubSpot may suspend access to subscription services without advance notice if the Customer is in material breach, including non-payment of fees, or if a security incident is detected. Customers operating marketing, sales, or service workflows through HubSpot should account for this suspension right in their operational continuity planning.
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