Google
· Google Terms of Service
For free services, this cap effectively limits Google's liability to zero in many scenarios. The clause includes a carve-out for situations where local law does not permit such limitations, which is relevant for EU and UK consumers.
Cohere
· Cohere SaaS Agreement
The twelve-month fee cap limits Cohere's maximum financial exposure regardless of the severity of a service failure or data incident, which is operationally significant for enterprise customers whose actual losses from a data breach or service outage could substantially exceed fees paid.
Affirm
· Affirm Terms of Service
If Affirm's service fails in a way that causes you financial harm beyond direct transaction amounts, such as a data breach or service outage affecting a time-sensitive payment, this clause limits your ability to recover those losses.
This provision caps Wise's financial exposure for any individual claim, which is particularly relevant for users who experience transaction failures, unauthorized transfers, or incorrect conversions involving amounts that may significantly exceed the liability cap. The exclusion of consequential damages further limits recovery for losses resulting from service failures.
Udemy
· Udemy Terms of Use
If Udemy's platform causes you significant harm, such as loss of business revenue due to a service outage or data loss, this clause limits what you can recover from Udemy in a legal claim.
This provision limits the financial exposure Mailchimp accepts for service failures, data loss, or other claims to a ceiling that may be substantially lower than actual user losses, particularly for paid enterprise accounts or organizations reliant on the platform for revenue-generating communications.
Ancestry
· Ancestry Terms and Conditions
This provision limits the categories of damages users may recover from Ancestry in connection with service-related harm, including loss of data, and operates to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, meaning enforceability may vary by jurisdiction.
Adobe
· Adobe Terms of Use
If Adobe's services cause you significant harm, such as loss of important files, business disruption, or data breaches, the agreement severely limits the financial compensation you can recover from Adobe.
If something goes wrong with the service and causes you harm, this clause limits what you can recover from Khan Academy, potentially including situations where student learning data is lost or corrupted.
GitHub
· GitHub Terms of Service
The limitation of liability clause restricts users' ability to recover indirect, consequential, or incidental damages from GitHub, including loss of data or profits, even in cases of service failure or unauthorized access to user data.
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.
Twilio
· Twilio Terms of Service
This provision limits the financial recovery available to customers who experience service failures, data loss, or other harms attributable to Twilio's services, as indirect and consequential damages are excluded.
This clause links liability for data processing failures to the broader commercial liability framework in the Google Ads Terms of Service. Advertisers should review those terms to understand the financial cap and exclusions that would apply to claims arising from a data processing incident, as these may limit recovery in the event of a breach or processing failure.
This clause limits the categories of damages users may recover from Coinbase in the event of service failures, unauthorized transactions, data breaches, or other platform-related losses, restricting recovery to direct damages subject to any applicable liability cap stated elsewhere in the agreement.
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 limitation means that even if Robinhood's actions or service failures cause significant financial harm beyond the direct loss, the agreement asserts that customers cannot recover those additional damages from Robinhood.
If Grubhub's service causes you harm beyond a direct, quantifiable loss, such as a missed event due to a failed delivery or data loss, this clause significantly limits what you could recover even if you win a dispute.
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 provision caps the types of damages users can recover from OpenAI in a dispute, which is particularly significant given the mandatory arbitration clause that already limits the forum for such claims.
This cap means that even significant harms caused by the service, including reliance on inaccurate AI outputs, may result in very limited financial recovery, which is especially relevant given the AI context.
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.
Poe
· Poe Terms of Service
The agreement limits Quora's financial exposure for harms arising from platform use, which may affect users' practical ability to recover damages in the event of a data breach, service failure, or harm caused by AI-generated content.
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.'
If Descript loses your content, its systems fail, or you suffer financial harm from reliance on the platform, these terms significantly restrict your ability to recover damages from the company.
This provision limits the categories of damages users may recover from Roblox in connection with platform use or service failures, subject to what applicable law permits. The clause's practical effect varies by jurisdiction, as some jurisdictions do not permit exclusion of consequential damages in consumer contracts.
This clause limits the categories of damages a licensee can recover from DeepSeek in the event the model causes harm, excluding consequential and indirect damages, which are often the most significant losses in AI-related failures.
Airbnb
· Airbnb Terms of Service
If Airbnb's platform causes you significant financial harm, the total amount you can recover from the company is capped at what you paid in service fees over the past year, which is often a small fraction of actual damages.
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 limits the recoverable damages available to users for claims arising from website use to potentially nothing, as the clause excludes both direct and indirect damages without stating a minimum recovery floor. Applicable law in some jurisdictions may render portions of this limitation unenforceable.
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.