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Terms of service.

The rules of the road for using opencompany. We try to keep them in plain language and short on surprises.

Last updated · April 26, 2026

01 The agreement

These terms are a contract between you and OpenCompany Inc. (“opencompany,” “we,” “us”). By creating an account, accessing the service, or running an agent through us, you agree to them.

If you’re using opencompany on behalf of a company, you confirm that you’re authorized to bind it to these terms.

02 What the service is

opencompany is a platform for defining, running, and managing AI agents. You write agents in plain language, connect them to tools you already use, and run them on infrastructure we operate.

We’re in early access. Features may change, break, or get pulled while we figure out what works. We’ll do our best to give you notice when something material shifts.

03 Your account

Keep your credentials confidential. You’re responsible for activity that happens under your account, including anything an agent does on your behalf.

Tell us right away if you suspect unauthorized access. We may suspend access if we believe an account has been compromised or used to harm others.

04 Acceptable use

Don’t use opencompany to break the law, infringe rights, send spam, target individuals for harassment, generate content that exploits minors, attempt to extract our infrastructure or model providers, or interfere with the service.

You’re also responsible for what your agents do. The fact that an agent ran the action doesn’t move responsibility off you — configure permissions and review their work the way you would a teammate.

05 Your content

You own the content you bring in — documents, prompts, agent definitions, outputs. We get a limited license to host and process it so we can deliver the service to you.

We don’t train shared models on your content, and we don’t sell it. Models you choose to call run under their own provider terms; review those before sending sensitive data through them.

06 Third-party services

opencompany connects to tools you authorize — Gmail, Slack, GitHub, model providers, and so on. Those services have their own terms and uptime characteristics, and they ultimately decide whether to honor a request from your agent.

We pass requests through, but we don’t guarantee any specific behavior of a third-party service.

07 Fees

During early access, pricing is set per workspace and disclosed before you commit. Usage of underlying model providers may be billed separately at cost.

If you’re on a paid plan, fees are non-refundable except where required by law. We’ll give written notice before any pricing change takes effect.

08 Termination

You can stop using opencompany at any time and export your data. We can suspend or end an account that violates these terms or that we reasonably believe creates risk for the service or other users.

On termination, we’ll delete your data within a reasonable window unless we need to keep some of it to comply with the law.

09 No warranty, limited liability

opencompany is provided “as is.” We don’t warrant that the service will be uninterrupted, error-free, or fit for any particular purpose. Outputs from agents and models may be wrong; treat them like a draft, not a verdict.

To the maximum extent allowed by law, our liability is capped at the amounts you paid us in the twelve months before the claim. We aren’t liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages.

10 Changes

We’ll update these terms as the product evolves. Material changes get notice by email or in-product before they take effect. Continued use after the effective date counts as acceptance.

11 Contact

Questions about these terms? Reach us at hello@opencompany.com.

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