Steam
· Steam Subscriber Agreement
This exclusion means that even when Valve is at fault or has breached a warranty, users cannot recover the categories of damages most commonly associated with significant loss, such as lost profits or consequential harm.
Calm
· Calm Terms of Service
Users cannot recover consequential or incidental damages from Calm or its partners regardless of the nature or cause of harm suffered.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL SIMPLISAFE BE RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE TO YOU FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJURY, DEATH OR DAMAGES TO PROPERTY.
Faire
· Faire Terms of Service
The exclusion covers a broad category of damages typically associated with significant losses, and extends beyond Faire to all parties involved in creating or delivering the Services.
Fitbit
· Fitbit Terms of Service
This exclusion removes user recourse for some of the most common and significant harms that can arise from service failures, data loss, or interruptions.
IN NO EVENT SHALL HIMS & HERS BE LIABLE TO YOU...FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, PERSONAL OR BODILY INJURY, EMOTIONAL DISTRESS, OR WRONGFUL DEATH...
IN NO EVENT SHALL WE...BE LIABLE...FOR ANY LOST PROFITS, DATA LOSS, COST OF PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES, OR SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE, COMPENSATORY OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES...
This exclusion eliminates entire categories of damages that are often the largest component of harm, severely restricting available remedies.
Cohere
· Cohere SaaS Agreement
This exclusion removes the most common categories of large-scale loss from any claim either party might bring, significantly limiting practical recovery even when harm is substantial.
This exclusion prevents the reader from recovering the categories of damages most likely to reflect actual business harm—such as lost profits or downstream losses—from Weights & Biases.
Fastly
· Fastly Terms of Service
This exclusion eliminates entire categories of harm that are often the largest damages in a dispute, sharply limiting what the Subscriber can recover even when Fastly is at fault.
This exclusion bars recovery for the most significant categories of economic harm that typically result from service failures, effectively limiting claims to direct damages only.
Fly.io
· Fly.io Terms of Service
This exclusion eliminates the Customer's ability to recover categories of damages that often represent the largest share of actual harm, such as lost profits and consequential losses.
IN NO EVENT SHALL GUMROAD PARTIES BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE OR DATA, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES...WHETHER OR NOT GUMROAD HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES
The exclusion eliminates the categories of damages most likely to be significant in financial services disputes, leaving users with a narrow base of potentially recoverable direct losses.
Heap
· Heap Terms of Service
This exclusion eliminates the broadest categories of damages that typically result from service failures, significantly limiting the practical recovery available to either party.
This exclusion eliminates entire categories of typically significant commercial damages, meaning even substantial downstream losses caused by service failures may be unrecoverable from Baseten.
Customers cannot recover indirect or consequential losses — such as lost profits or business — from Perplexity AI under this agreement, and Perplexity AI has the same protection against such claims from customers.
Lyft
· Lyft Terms of Service
The clause eliminates entire categories of damages users might otherwise seek to recover, significantly limiting the monetary remedies available against Lyft.
Excluding these categories of damages means that losses flowing from AI21 Labs' actions — such as lost profits, lost data, or amplified harm — cannot be recovered under the Agreement.
Excluding these categories removes liability for the most common types of significant harm, such as lost profits or data loss, that customers are likely to experience.
Modal
· Modal Terms of Service
The exclusion eliminates the categories of damages that are often the largest in commercial disputes, meaning that even a significant breach may yield no recoverable damages beyond direct losses.
This exclusion eliminates recovery for the most significant categories of economic harm that typically result from service failures, limiting any claim to direct damages only.
The exclusion eliminates the largest categories of damages that typically arise from service failures, meaning the customer cannot recover for lost business value, operational disruption, or other downstream losses regardless of the cause.
This exclusion eliminates the categories of damages most likely to be large in a technology dispute, meaning neither party can recover business losses, reputational harm, or ripple-effect damages.
eBay
· eBay User Agreement
The exclusion applies to any claim at law or in equity and extends to third parties, broadly limiting the categories of loss for which eBay can be held financially responsible.
The exclusion covers a wide range of harms that are commonly associated with platform failures, security incidents, or service disruptions, leaving users without recourse for these categories of loss.
Brex
· Brex Terms of Service
The exclusion covers a wide range of damage categories, including lost profits and physical injury, substantially limiting the types of harm for which the reader can seek compensation from Brex.
You can't recover any other damages or losses, including direct, consequential, lost profits, special, indirect, incidental, or punitive.
Zoom
· Zoom Terms of Service
The exclusion removes the categories of damages that are typically the largest in technology-related disputes, significantly limiting what users can recover even if Zoom is found liable.