Replicate Terms of Service

This document sets out the rules for using Replicate's platform. If something goes wrong, Replicate's financial responsibility to you is capped at whichever is smaller: what you paid in the last six months or US$100, and you cannot sue in court or join a class action — disputes go to individual arbitration only. You also cannot use the platform for automated decisions that legally or significantly affect people, unused prepaid credits expire after 12 months with no refund, and you are responsible for covering Replicate's losses if your use of the service causes a problem.

Replicate's Terms of Service establish the core rights, obligations, and limitations governing customer use of its platform. Customers grant Replicate a worldwide, royalty-free license to use, modify, publish, reproduce, store, host, transmit, create derivative works of, and display Customer Data, and must warrant that all necessary rights, consents, and disclosures for that processing have been secured. Replicate's aggregate liability is capped at the lesser of fees paid or owed in the prior six months or US$100, and all categories of consequential, incidental, indirect, exemplary, special, enhanced, and punitive damages are excluded. Disputes must be resolved exclusively through individual arbitration, with class and representative proceedings prohibited. Customers bear a broad indemnification obligation covering all losses suffered by Replicate and its affiliates, and are billed for partial and failed runs based solely on Replicate's own system logs.

For an individual user, this document means that Replicate's maximum financial liability to you is capped at the lesser of your last six months of payments or US$100, with no recovery available for lost profits or other significant consequential losses. You are charged for runs that fail or do not complete, based on Replicate's own logs, and any unused prepaid balance is permanently forfeited after 12 months with no refund. If a dispute arises, you must pursue it through individual arbitration and cannot participate in any class or representative proceeding. You must also ensure, before submitting any data to Replicate, that you have obtained every required consent, notice, and permission for Replicate to collect, use, and process that data.