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This document sets the rules for using TaskRabbit as either a person posting tasks (Client) or a person completing them (Tasker). Fees you pay are generally non-refundable, and if a dispute arises you will typically need to resolve it through binding arbitration rather than in court. Both Clients and Taskers are personally responsible for any legal liabilities TaskRabbit incurs because of their use of the Platform.
TaskRabbit's Terms of Service establishes the substantive rights and obligations governing use of its Platform by both Clients and Taskers. All fees, including Task Payments and TaskRabbit fees, are non-refundable absent express Agreement language to the contrary. Both Clients and Taskers are required to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless TaskRabbit and its Affiliates against all Liabilities arising from their respective Platform use, while TaskRabbit's aggregate liability to Clients is capped at fees paid in the six months preceding a claim. Covered disputes must be resolved through binding arbitration—US users under a class-action waiver, Canadian users under ADR Institute of Canada rules—though Taskers retain a 30-day written opt-out right from the arbitration agreement. TaskRabbit may suspend Platform access during investigation and deactivate accounts or limit use upon confirmed breach.
As a user of TaskRabbit, your fees are non-refundable under the default terms, and covered disputes must go to binding arbitration rather than court. If you are a Client, your financial recovery from TaskRabbit is capped at the fees you paid in the six months before your claim arose, and you are responsible for indemnifying TaskRabbit against liabilities connected to your Platform use. If you are a Tasker, you can opt out of the arbitration agreement by notifying TaskRabbit in writing within 30 days of agreeing to the Terms of Service. TaskRabbit may suspend your access while investigating a potential breach and deactivate your account upon confirming one.
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21 important changes detected
149 versions captured · Last updated: May 2026
TaskRabbit updated a single sentence in their Terms of Service on April 23, 2026. The change involves updated metrics in a help-article feedback section, shifting from "180 out of 218" …
View change record →TaskRabbit's Terms of Service was updated on April 22, 2026, with a minor change to the help content presentation: the number of users who found a particular help article useful …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated its website on April 21, 2026, making minor changes to the navigation structure of its help section. The most visible change is that a section previously labeled 'Overview …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated its Terms of Service on April 19, 2026, with mostly minor edits and formatting changes. The main substantive update is a change to the arbitration opt-out process: the …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated a customer feedback metric on their Terms of Service page on April 18, 2026. The 'helpful' rating changed from 142 out of 174 responses to 147 out of …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated a sentence in their Terms of Service on April 17, 2026, changing the displayed helpfulness metric from '136 out of 168 found this helpful' to '142 out of …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated the helpfulness metrics displayed below one of their help articles on April 16, 2026. The number of users who found the article helpful increased from 116 to 136, …
View change record →TaskRabbit reorganized the table of contents in their Terms of Service on April 11, 2026, moving the 'Right to Request or Delete Data - CCPA' section to appear before 'Overview …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated a single sentence in their Terms of Service on April 10, 2026 that tracks how many users found their help documentation useful. The metric changed from 63 out …
View change record →TaskRabbit made minor updates to its Terms of Service on April 9, 2026, primarily involving formatting and link corrections rather than substantive changes to consumer rights or obligations. The company …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated the helpfulness metric displayed below one of their help or FAQ sections on April 8, 2026. The number of users who found the content helpful increased from 40 …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated two sections of its Terms of Service on April 7, 2026. The first change updates a helpfulness metric from 17 of 25 users finding content helpful to 40 …
View change record →TaskRabbit made two minor updates to their Terms of Service on April 3, 2026. First, the helpfulness voting on a support article changed from '6 out of 10' to '17 …
View change record →TaskRabbit reorganized the help section and navigation links in their Terms of Service on April 1, 2026. The change removed references to 'Tasker Rates & Minimum Hours Policy' from the …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated the web link where users can find the company's mailing address for sending opt-out notifications. The change also refreshed several support article references displayed alongside the opt-out instructions, …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated a feedback metric in their Terms of Service on March 30, 2026. The helpfulness counter for the terms document changed from 8742 out of 10785 responses to 8749 …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated a sentence in their Terms of Service on March 27, 2026 that tracks user feedback helpfulness metrics. The change shows updated vote counts (8742 out of 10785 users …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated a feedback metric in their Terms of Service on March 24, 2026. The helpfulness count for a specific section changed from 8709 out of 10748 users finding it …
View change record →TaskRabbit updated a helpfulness counter in their Terms of Service on March 23, 2026. The counter changed from "8666 out of 10699 found this helpful" to "8709 out of 10748 …
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