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These terms govern your use of Mistral AI's products and set the rules for billing, data use, and disputes. If you are on a free, Vibe Pro, or Vibe Student plan, Mistral AI uses your data to train its AI models unless you opt out. Any dispute with Mistral AI must go through binding arbitration rather than court, and you cannot join a class action against them.

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The Mistral AI Terms of Service establish the conditions under which users may access and use Mistral AI's products, including account-control restrictions that limit each account to a single individual and prohibit credential sharing or resale. The document sets out Mistral AI's data-usage rights, including a worldwide royalty-free license to use user data for providing, maintaining, and optimizing its products, with a sublicense right extending to delegates and subcontractors, and a provision permitting use of user data for AI model training for users on free, Vibe Pro, or Vibe Student plans who have not opted out. Liability is substantially limited: Mistral AI excludes indirect, incidental, special, consequential, and exemplary damages entirely, and caps total liability at the greater of twelve months of payments or one hundred US dollars. Dispute resolution is channeled exclusively to binding individual arbitration, with a mutual class-action waiver. Payments are non-refundable absent applicable law, and subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled by the user.

What this means for you

As an individual user, your data may be used to train Mistral AI's AI models if you are on a free, Vibe Pro, or Vibe Student subscription — you can opt out of training to prevent this. Your paid subscription renews and is charged automatically at every renewal period until you cancel, and payments are non-refundable except where law requires otherwise. If something goes wrong, your financial recovery is capped at the greater of what you paid in the last twelve months or one hundred dollars, indirect and consequential damages are excluded entirely, and you must resolve any dispute through individual binding arbitration rather than in court.

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10 versions captured · Latest change detected by ConductAtlas: September 2026

What changed Mistral AI updated its Terms of Service effective date from August 5, 2026 to September 25, 2026. The company also revised its third-party technology provisions, renaming 'Third-Party Products' to 'Third-Party Technologies' and adding explicit language stating that users grant Mistral permission to use stored credentials (usernames, passwords, API keys, access tokens) to connect to third-party services on their behalf, with users bearing sole responsibility for the credentials they add and all actions taken using them. Minor wording adjustments were also made to support contact information and documentation references.
Why this matters The updated terms now explicitly state that when users store credentials (usernames, passwords, API keys, access tokens) in Mistral AI Products, they grant Mistral permission to use those credentials to connect to third-party services on their behalf. Users remain solely responsible for the credentials they add and for all actions taken using them. The change clarifies an operational practice rather than introducing a new permission.
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What changed Mistral AI revised its consumer Terms of Service effective August 5, 2026, making several operational changes to its product scope and API access rules. The company removed language stating that consumers could use APIs for personal needs and clarified that Mistral AI Studio and API access are now limited to business customers only. The terms also renamed 'Third-Party Services' to 'Third-Party Connectors' throughout, added a new section on 'Third-Party Products' (such as third-party models) with explicit disclaimers that these are not Mistral AI products and are provided 'as is', and removed API credit amounts from the subscription review checklist.
Why this matters The updated terms restrict API access to business customers only; consumers outside the EEA can no longer use Mistral AI's APIs for personal needs. Mistral AI Studio is also now limited to business customers and excluded from the consumer terms. Additionally, the terms now explicitly disclaim third-party models and connectors as not Mistral AI products and provide them 'as is' without warranties beyond legal guarantees that cannot be excluded. Consumers who were previously using APIs for personal purposes will no longer have contractual authorization to do so under these terms.
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May 29, 2026 medium

Mistral AI updated its Terms of Service effective May 28, 2026, with changes affecting how third-party service integrations work and which products are covered. The company replaced references to 'Le …

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Archival ProvenanceSource & Archival Record
This version captured October 13, 2026 00:52 UTC
Last successful capture October 17, 2026 00:41 UTC
Date stated by the document October 12, 2026 (as printed in this version)
Capture Method Automated scheduled archival capture
Document ID CA-D-000444
Version ID CA-V-007503
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