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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.
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.
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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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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