202 Total
96 High severity
95 Medium severity
11 Low severity

Key Facts

How does Unity treat an act or omission by a person or system acting on the user's behalf that is not in compliance with the Terms?
Unity treats any act or omission by a person or system acting on the user's behalf that is not in compliance with the Terms as an act or omission by the user.
What does Unity treat as an act or omission by the user?
Unity treats any act or omission by a person or system acting on the user's behalf that is not in compliance with the Terms as an act or omission by the user.
What does Unity prohibit regarding accessing, invoking, querying, instructing, or otherwise interacting with any Offering?
Unity prohibits accessing, invoking, querying, instructing, or otherwise interacting with any Offering by means of any AI agent, autonomous or semi-autonomous software system, large language model, command line interface, or MCP client or server unless such access is via Authorized Agentic Access.
What is Unity's aggregate liability limited to?
Unity limits its aggregate liability arising out of or relating to the Terms to the greater of $1,000 or the total fees paid or payable by the user to Unity for the relevant Offering in the twelve months before the dispute.
Does Unity allow refunds?
Unity makes all sales final and allows no refunds except as required by law.
Are all sales final?
Unity makes all sales final and allows no refunds except as required by law.
Does a user's breach of the Use Restrictions section immediately terminate all rights granted under the Terms?
Unity provides that a user's breach of the Use Restrictions section immediately and without further action terminates all rights granted under the Terms and any applicable Additional Terms.
What capacities must any arbitration between the parties be conducted in?
Unity requires that any arbitration between the parties be conducted in their individual capacities only, and both parties expressly waive the right to file a class action or seek relief on a class basis.
What right do both parties waive?
Unity requires that any arbitration between the parties be conducted in their individual capacities only, and both parties expressly waive the right to file a class action or seek relief on a class basis.
What does Unity exclude all liability for?
Unity excludes all liability for incidental, special, indirect, consequential, or punitive damages, and for loss of profits, revenue, or business interruption.
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Summary

These Terms govern how you may use Unity's products and services: you get a limited, revocable license to use them only for personal or internal business purposes, and you cannot use AI agents or automated systems to interact with Unity's services unless specifically authorized. Unity's financial liability to you is capped at $1,000 or your last 12 months of payments, whichever is greater, and all purchases are final with no refunds except as required by law. Any dispute must be handled individually—neither you nor Unity can pursue a class action against the other.

Analysis

Unity's Terms of Service establish the scope and conditions of users' access rights, granting a non-exclusive, limited, revocable, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license to use Offerings solely for personal and internal business purposes. Users grant Unity and its designees a broad license to use User Data to provide, develop, and improve the Offerings and other Unity services. The Terms impose strict use restrictions, including prohibition of AI-driven or autonomous access except through Authorized Agentic Access, prohibition on using Offering-derived data for AI or ML model training without prior authorization, and a bar on submitting Sensitive Personal Information through any Offering. Unity limits its aggregate liability to the greater of $1,000 or twelve months of fees paid for the relevant Offering, excludes all consequential, punitive, and lost-profit damages, and makes all sales final with no contractual right to a refund. Breach of the Use Restrictions section results in immediate, automatic termination of all granted rights without notice or cure period.

What this means for you

As a Unity user, your rights to the platform are revocable at any time and restricted to personal or internal business use; you cannot transfer or sublicense them. You are responsible for the conduct of any agent, employee, or automated system that accesses Unity on your behalf, including any non-compliant act by such a system. You are prohibited from submitting Sensitive Personal Information through any Offering, from using Unity's products or derived data to train AI or ML models without prior authorization, and from using the Offerings in safety-critical contexts such as life support or air traffic control. If you breach the Use Restrictions, all your rights terminate immediately and automatically. Your maximum financial recovery from Unity is capped at the greater of $1,000 or the fees you paid for the relevant Offering in the prior 12 months, and you cannot recover lost profits, business interruption losses, or consequential damages. All purchases are final; if you believe applicable law entitles you to a refund, that is the only basis on which to seek one.

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4 versions captured · Last updated: July 2026

What changed Unity changed a single term in their Terms of Service on July 2, 2026, replacing the phrase 'Project Data' with 'Project Materials' in a sentence that describes what is excluded from data collection. The sentence now reads: 'Project Materials does not include creative assets (including materials, shaders, textures, sprites, 3D meshes, audio files, and animation files), project names, asset identifiers, proprietary strings, or code comments.' This appears to be a terminology clarification rather than a substantive change in what Unity collects or does not collect.
Why this matters The updated terms retain the same exclusions from data collection: creative assets, project names, asset identifiers, proprietary strings, and code comments remain outside the scope of what Unity collects as 'Project Materials.' The change reflects a terminology adjustment from 'Project Data' to 'Project Materials,' but does not alter what is or is not collected. The substantive protections for creative content and proprietary information remain in place.
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July 1, 2026

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What changed Unity updated its Terms of Service on July 1, 2026 to clarify restrictions on AI and machine learning use of the platform. The updated terms now explicitly require prior authorization before training AI models on Unity data or using automated systems like scrapers, bots, or AI agents to interact with the platform. The terms also state that users remain responsible for any automated systems acting on their behalf, and breaches of these use restrictions may result in account suspension.
Why this matters The updated terms establish explicit restrictions on how developers and organizations can use Unity's platform in connection with artificial intelligence and automated systems. Specifically, the terms now require prior written authorization from Unity before training machine learning or AI models on Unity data or any data derived from it. Additionally, the terms restrict automated access to the platform through scrapers, bots, AI agents, large language models, and similar systems unless they operate through a framework designated or operated by Unity. Users remain responsible for any automated systems acting on their behalf, and breaches of these restrictions may result in account suspension. You can request prior authorization from Unity for AI training use cases, and you may review the full updated terms to understand which automated frameworks are Unity-approved.
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May 23, 2026 medium

Unity updated its dispute resolution procedures on May 23, 2026 by reorganizing how governing law and arbitration rules apply across different geographic regions. The updated terms now explicitly specify that …

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96 high severity
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