Stash Terms of Use

These Terms form a legally binding contract between you and Stash. By submitting content, you give Stash a permanent, worldwide, royalty-free right to use and earn revenue from it that you can never take back. If you keep using the platform after Stash notifies you of changes without sending a written objection, Stash treats you as having agreed to all the new terms.

The Stash Terms of Use establish a binding contractual relationship between Stash and its users, treated as the legal equivalent of a signed written contract. Users who have entered into an Advisory Agreement are subject to an incorporated Arbitration Agreement. The document grants Stash broad, perpetual, irrevocable, and transferable intellectual property licenses over user-submitted content and requires users to consent to the recording and retention of all communications for execution, processing, recordkeeping, or any other use. Stash's liability is excluded across all recognized damage categories and capped at fees paid in the twelve months preceding a claim, while users bear indemnification obligations for third-party claims arising from their improper use. Stash may modify or discontinue the Platform at its sole discretion without prior notice or liability, and continued use after notice of updated Terms without written objection constitutes acceptance of all amendments.

Using Stash means accepting that it can change or shut down the platform at any time without notice or liability, that any content you submit is licensed to Stash permanently and irrevocably, and that your ability to recover money for any harm is limited to what you paid Stash in the prior twelve months with no recovery for any category of damages beyond that cap. Your Subscription Data is shared with third parties for verification and account-charging purposes as a condition of use. All communications with Stash are recorded and may be used for any purpose. If Stash notifies you of updated Terms, you must object in writing before continuing to use the platform to avoid being bound by the changes.