Asana
· Asana Terms of Service
If Asana loses your data or the service causes you harm, the amount you could recover is very limited, and certain categories of loss, like lost business or corrupted data, are excluded entirely.
For businesses running production AI workflows on LangChain's platform, the liability cap may limit available remedies in the event of data loss, service outages, or platform failures that cause downstream business harm.
Liability limitations restrict the financial recovery available to users who suffer harm connected to Redfin's services; the specific terms of the limitation are distributed across the full agreement including the Services Addenda.
The liability limitation defines the maximum financial exposure Instacart assumes under the agreement and establishes which damage categories fall outside the scope of recoverable losses. This provision operates as a material term governing the parties' risk allocation for service-related claims.
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.
Figma
· Figma Terms of Service
If Figma experiences a data breach, outage, or other failure that causes you to lose work or suffer financial harm, this clause limits your ability to recover those losses from Figma.
This clause limits the financial exposure DeepSeek faces if the model causes harm, meaning that organizations or individuals harmed by model outputs would need to seek recourse from the deploying organization rather than from DeepSeek directly.
Medium
· Medium Terms of Service
This clause means that if you lose income, data, or business opportunities because of a Medium platform failure or security breach, your ability to recover damages from Medium is substantially limited.
BeReal
· BeReal Terms of Service
Limitation of liability clauses restrict your ability to recover compensation from BeReal if their service causes you financial or other harm, including loss of your data or account.
This provision caps the maximum amount a user can recover from Teachable in any dispute at twelve months of fees paid or $100, whichever is greater, and excludes categories of loss including lost profits, data loss, and goodwill. The practical effect is that creators who lose significant revenue due to platform issues may have limited contractual recourse against Teachable beyond this cap.
eBay
· eBay User Agreement
This clause means that if eBay's platform fails, you lose data, or a service disruption causes you financial harm, your ability to recover those losses from eBay through legal action is significantly constrained.
This cap applies even to significant harms and means that regardless of the actual damage you suffer, your financial recovery from Starbucks is tightly constrained; combined with the arbitration clause, this substantially limits your practical legal remedies.
Ford
· Ford Terms and Conditions
This clause limits your ability to seek compensation from Ford for problems arising from using their website, even if those problems result from errors or issues on Ford's end.
This clause significantly limits the financial remedies available to users who suffer harm as a result of relying on Databricks website content or experiencing service problems, including data loss.
This limitation restricts the categories of damages recoverable in disputes with Best Buy to direct damages only, establishing a defined scope of financial exposure in the company's liability framework.
The $100 cap applies regardless of the type or severity of harm, including data loss, service failures, or navigation errors, and covers consequential and indirect losses such as business interruption or lost profits.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.