Sklash Terms of Service

Sklash lets users create, store, manage, publish, host, sell, collaborate on, and process digital material. Availability through Sklash does not mean Sklash created, approved, endorsed, sponsored, or independently verified user content.

The account holder, Site owner, merchant, or other responsible user remains responsible for content, products, claims, permissions, customer obligations, and public actions performed through that user’s account, subject to applicable law.

• 01Do not submit material you are not lawfully authorized to use, publish, distribute, or sell.
• 02Do not use Sklash to infringe copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, contractual, or other rights.
• 03Review AI-generated material before relying on, publishing, or commercially using it.
• 04Maintain permissions and records appropriate to customer information, products, brand assets, domains, and regulated activities you control.
• 05You remain responsible even when Sklash provides templates, “cookie cutters,” automated tools, integrations, AI assistance, or hosting infrastructure.

Safety systems may analyze files, metadata, account activity, publishing activity, provider responses, reports, network/security information, and other relevant signals for malware detection, prohibited-content screening, fraud prevention, account integrity, copyright handling, and policy enforcement. Automated systems may make mistakes.

Sklash may warn, strike, quarantine, restrict uploads, disable publishing, suspend Sites or Commerce, preserve evidence, suspend accounts, or permanently terminate access. A strike system does not prevent immediate action for sufficiently serious conduct.

A merchant using Sklash is responsible for product legality, descriptions, pricing, taxes, refunds, warranties, consumer obligations, fulfillment choices, and customer communications unless Sklash expressly states otherwise for a specific transaction.

Payment processors and fulfillment providers are separate services. Customer payment evidence, Sklash order records, and supplier/fulfillment charges are distinct events and may be subject to separate provider terms.

Features, interfaces, limits, integrations, and data structures may change. Sklash may intentionally wipe or recreate the beta database. Accounts, Workspaces, Sites, pages, uploads, settings, AI history, generated content, and Commerce test records may be permanently deleted and may not be recoverable. Keep independent copies of important material.

Displayed future pricing does not itself create a paid subscription. Subscription billing must be affirmatively activated under the applicable paid-service terms before charges begin.

Sklash does not guarantee uninterrupted, error-free, secure, or permanently available service, recovery of deleted data, or suitability for every purpose. Nothing in these Terms excludes rights, warranties, remedies, or liabilities that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Sklash is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive losses arising from use of the Services, including loss of profits, opportunities, goodwill, or data. Any enforceable monetary limitation must remain subject to mandatory law and any service-specific terms then in effect.

Sklash may preserve or disclose information when required by applicable law or valid legal process and may preserve relevant evidence for legitimate security, fraud, copyright, abuse, or legal purposes.

Material changes to this legal-policy bundle may require renewed acceptance. The effective policy version is recorded with accepted user, time, IP/network information, user agent, and acceptance context where available.

These Terms incorporate the Acceptable Use Policy, Privacy Policy, Content & Hosting Policy, Copyright & Intellectual Property Policy, Enforcement & Appeals Policy, AI notice, Cookie notice, Open Beta Data Notice, Commerce terms when applicable, and any service-specific terms presented to you.