The terms disclose that currently free products and market data may become subject to fees in the future, and Webull makes no commitment to maintain any product at no cost.
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This provision reserves the right to introduce fees for currently free services, including market data and news, without specifying a notice period or the mechanism by which fee changes would be communicated, which has direct operational implications for users who have integrated free data into their workflows.
This addition reserves Webull's right to monetize currently free services without advance notice, potentially converting free features to paid offerings.
View full change record →Under this clause, any currently free Webull product or data service may become fee-bearing at a future date. Combined with the unilateral terms modification clause that does not require advance notice, users may have limited advance warning before fee changes take effect.
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Compare across platforms →"All market data, news and other information provided by Webull are provided free of charge at present, but there is no guaranteed that Webull will continue to provide any Product free of charge, in whole or in part, at any time in the future. Users can at any time choose to continue or cease to use Products.Excerpt from Webull's Customer Agreement
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The FTC Act and state consumer protection laws may require adequate notice before introducing fees for previously free services.
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This provision reserves the right to introduce fees for currently free services, including market data and news, without specifying a notice period or the mechanism by which fee changes would be communicated, which has direct operational implications for users who have integrated free data into their workflows.
Under this clause, any currently free Webull product or data service may become fee-bearing at a future date. Combined with the unilateral terms modification clause that does not require advance notice, users may have limited advance warning before fee changes take effect.
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