Liability caps restrict the financial remedies available to users if they suffer harm related to DoorDash's Services; the practical scope of this limitation depends on the specific cap amount and applicable law in the user's jurisdiction.
This clause significantly limits the categories of losses users can recover from Stability AI, which may be particularly relevant for businesses that suffer financial harm from service disruptions, data loss, or harmful AI outputs.
This provision establishes the contractual ceiling on financial recovery available to users in the event of platform failure, API unavailability, or data loss, which is operationally significant for businesses that depend on RapidAPI-brokered APIs for revenue-generating services.
The clause narrows the scope of monetary recovery available through dispute resolution by categorically exempting specific damage types. This limitation affects the remedies structure available to either party in connection with breaches or claims related to the service.
If Supabase's platform fails and causes your business to lose revenue or customers, this clause limits your ability to recover those losses, even if the failure was caused by Supabase's negligence.
Kick
· Kick Terms of Service
If Kick's platform causes you to lose streaming income, audience data, or other value, this clause attempts to limit your ability to recover those losses, which is particularly significant for creators who depend on the platform financially.
If you suffer a financial loss because of fraud by another user, a data breach, or a platform error, this clause significantly limits what you can recover from Poshmark.
Whoop
· Whoop Terms of Use
This provision caps the categories of damages recoverable from WHOOP in any dispute; users who experience harm from data loss, service interruption, or health data mishandling may be limited to direct damages only under these terms. The clause is qualified by applicable law, which may override the limitation in certain jurisdictions.
Okta
· Okta Terms of Service
This clause significantly limits what you can recover from Okta if the website or its terms cause you harm, which is particularly relevant if you rely on Okta's public resources for business-critical purposes.
AT&T
· AT&T Terms of Service
If a service outage causes you to lose business income or if a privacy breach causes significant harm, AT&T's maximum financial exposure to you is capped at your prior year's bills, which may be far less than your actual loss.
A liability cap from a company that manages sensitive financial data for hundreds of millions of Americans means that contractual damages for mishandled credit information may be limited, though FCRA provides separate statutory damages and attorney's fees rights for willful or negligent violations.
Chegg
· Chegg Terms of Use
If Chegg's services fail, causing you to lose access to study materials during a critical period, or if your data is mishandled, the terms limit what you can recover financially, excluding the types of harm most likely to affect students.
This clause limits the categories of recoverable damages users may seek from Whatnot arising from platform use, including data loss and loss of profits relevant to sellers. The clause is conditioned on applicable law, which may permit broader recovery in certain jurisdictions.
This cap means that even if Peacock's service failures cause you real financial harm or significant inconvenience, the maximum compensation you could receive through arbitration is limited to a small amount, reducing the practical value of any individual claim.
For most digital-only users, the practical damages cap approaches zero since many users of the website may not have made direct payments to Walgreens through the platform in the prior twelve months, effectively limiting recovery for significant harms.
This clause means that in the event of a major data incident or prolonged service outage, the maximum financial recovery from Amplitude is limited to one year of subscription fees, which may be far less than the actual business harm suffered.
Rumble
· Rumble Terms of Service
This provision limits the categories of recoverable damages available to users in the event of a claim against Rumble, excluding consequential and punitive damages regardless of whether Rumble had prior notice of the potential harm.
This provision limits OpenRouter's financial exposure for a broad range of loss categories including lost profits, data loss, and consequential damages arising from service interruptions or third-party AI model outputs. The limitation applies across all legal theories and regardless of prior notice of potential damage.
The clause constrains the scope of remedies available in disputes by categorically excluding entire classes of damages from potential recovery, thereby narrowing Netflix's financial exposure in liability scenarios.
If Paramount+ experiences a data breach that exposes your personal or financial information, or if the service fails in a way that causes you harm, this clause limits the company's financial liability to you, which reduces your ability to recover losses.
The twelve-month fee cap and exclusion of consequential damages mean that customers whose organizations suffer significant operational or financial harm from a service failure may have limited contractual recovery regardless of the scope of the harm.
If Peloton's service failures or data handling causes significant harm, this clause limits the financial compensation you can pursue to only your recent subscription payments, regardless of the actual harm suffered.
This clause significantly caps what Snap owes you if its service causes you harm, meaning if you lose data, suffer reputational damage, or experience other indirect losses, you may have limited ability to recover those costs.
Venmo
· Venmo User Agreement
This provision limits the total financial recovery available to users in the event of a dispute with Venmo, excluding categories of harm such as consequential losses that may arise from payment failures or wrongful account suspension.
This provision caps the maximum financial recovery available to users in any dispute with Pinterest at $100 or 12 months of fees, and excludes liability for indirect or consequential losses such as lost data or revenue.
This provision caps the categories of recoverable damages in claims against Perplexity, which is standard in technology service agreements. The clause includes a 'to the maximum extent permitted by law' qualifier, meaning applicable consumer protection statutes in certain jurisdictions may limit its effect.
Yelp
· Yelp Terms of Service
Liability limitations cap the damages users can recover from Yelp for platform failures, content issues, or service disruptions, which affects the practical value of any legal claim against Yelp.
This provision caps the types of recoverable damages users may seek from Skillshare to direct damages only, excluding consequential, incidental, and punitive damages. The practical scope of this limitation depends on applicable law in the user's jurisdiction, as the provision is qualified by the phrase 'to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law.'
Canva
· Canva Terms of Use
This provision limits the categories of damages users may recover from Canva in connection with Service failures, data breaches, or content-related losses, subject to applicable law. The clause is qualified by the phrase 'to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law,' which means consumer protection statutes in certain jurisdictions may limit how broadly this exclusion applies in practice.
This cap means that even significant harm caused by a platform failure or data breach may result in minimal financial recovery for the average user, particularly free-tier users who have paid nothing.