Service terms
A pre-launch map of the contractual topics the platform must resolve. It deliberately avoids presenting unfinished commercial decisions as binding terms.
- Effective
- Not yet effective
- Last revised
- September 3, 2026
Draft status
These terms are an operational placeholder, are not effective, and do not create a production service agreement. Legal counsel must align them with the final operating entity, launch regions, pricing, service levels, acceptable-use policy, marketplace model, and data-processing commitments.
Platform scope
Nimbrivo Cloud is being designed as a managed publishing platform with CMS, multi-site, operational, billing, and extension-marketplace capabilities. Features that require external providers remain gated until their production acceptance is complete.
Accounts and access
Users will be responsible for accurate account information, credential protection, authorized team access, and activity performed through their accounts. Final age, eligibility, identity-verification, and organization-authority requirements remain to be approved.
Customer content
Customers are expected to retain ownership of their content. Final licenses needed to host, process, back up, index, transform, and deliver that content must be narrowly defined before launch, together with export and deletion procedures.
Extensions and marketplace
Theme and plugin packages are designed around seller identity, immutable package evidence, review, purchase, entitlement, refund, dispute, and payout records. Final seller terms, buyer licenses, review standards, fees, tax handling, warranties, takedowns, and dispute rules are not yet effective.
Acceptable use
A production policy must prohibit unlawful, abusive, infringing, deceptive, malicious, privacy-invasive, and infrastructure-harming activity, while defining investigation, suspension, appeal, and emergency-response procedures.
Fees and service levels
Displayed development plans come from enforceable platform records, but checkout is not represented as complete. Billing dates, taxes, refunds, renewals, cancellation, availability targets, credits, support levels, and price-change notice require final commercial approval.
Risk and disputes
Warranty disclaimers, liability limits, indemnities, governing law, dispute forum, export controls, termination effects, and survival clauses depend on the final company and jurisdictions and must be supplied by qualified counsel.