Terms of Service
These terms govern your access to and use of Crowdproof. By creating an account or running a study, you agree to them. Read them alongside our Privacy Policy, which explains how we handle your data.
last updated June 15, 2026Agreeing to these terms.
This is a legal agreement between you and Crowdproof, Inc. (“Crowdproof”, “we”, “us”). If you are using Crowdproof on behalf of an organization, you represent that you have authority to bind that organization, and “you” refers to it.
What Crowdproof provides.
Crowdproof runs simulations of how a population of AI agents — seeded from census data — would respond to and operate your product, and returns reports, transcripts, and ranges. It is a research instrument, not an oracle.
Your account and security.
You need an account to run studies. You are responsible for what happens under it.
How you may and may not use it.
The Service exists to give you honest evidence about your own products and ideas. Don’t use it to harm others or evade the law.
Credits, plans, and billing.
Crowdproof uses a credit model and paid plans. Payments are processed by Stripe; we do not store full card numbers.
Your inputs and your data.
What you submit stays yours. We process it to run your studies and operate the Service, as detailed in our Privacy Policy.
What the numbers are — and are not.
This is the most important section. Crowdproof produces simulated evidence. It is not, and does not claim to be, a prediction of how specific real people will behave.
Who owns what.
You keep your inputs and the reports we generate for you. We keep the platform that makes them.
Provided “as is”.
We work hard on the instrument, but we cannot warrant outcomes.
The cap on liability.
These limits are a core part of the bargain that lets us offer the Service at its price.
Ending the agreement.
You can leave at any time, and so, in defined circumstances, can we.
Updates to these terms.
Reaching us.
Crowdproof, Inc. Questions about these Terms? We read every message.
Draft notice — this is a good-faith starting draft, not finished legal advice. It must be reviewed and adapted by qualified counsel (including governing-law, arbitration, and jurisdiction terms) before public launch. · last updated June 15, 2026