The agreement limits Teachable's total financial liability to a user to the greater of $100 or fees paid to Teachable in the preceding twelve months, and excludes liability for indirect, incidental, consequential, or punitive damages.
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This provision caps the maximum amount a user can recover from Teachable in any dispute at twelve months of fees paid or $100, whichever is greater, and excludes categories of loss including lost profits, data loss, and goodwill. The practical effect is that creators who lose significant revenue due to platform issues may have limited contractual recourse against Teachable beyond this cap.
Interpretive note: Enforceability of the $100 floor and exclusion of consequential damages may be limited in EU, UK, and certain US state consumer protection contexts.
Under this clause, any financial recovery from Teachable is limited to amounts paid to the platform in the prior twelve months or $100, whichever is greater. Claims for lost profits, revenue loss, data loss, or reputational harm are excluded from recovery under the terms, though applicable law in some jurisdictions may limit how these exclusions are enforced.
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This provision caps the maximum amount a user can recover from Teachable in any dispute at twelve months of fees paid or $100, whichever is greater, and excludes categories of loss including lost profits, data loss, and goodwill. The practical effect is that creators who lose significant revenue due to platform issues may have limited contractual recourse against Teachable beyond …
Under this clause, any financial recovery from Teachable is limited to amounts paid to the platform in the prior twelve months or $100, whichever is greater. Claims for lost profits, revenue loss, data loss, or reputational harm are excluded from recovery under the terms, though applicable law in some jurisdictions may limit how these exclusions are enforced.
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