Terms of service.

By creating an ApyHub account, connecting an identity provider, or making an API call through our platform, you agree to these terms on behalf of yourself and (if applicable) your organization. If you're accepting on behalf of an organization, you confirm that you have the authority to do so.

If you don't agree with any of this, don't create an account — and if you already have one, close it via Settings → Danger zone. You won't be charged for the remainder of the current billing cycle on self-serve plans.

You're responsible for everything that happens under your account — including anything teammates do with keys issued by your workspace. Keep your keys secret, rotate them when you suspect exposure, and use role-based access to limit what each teammate can do.

• One person per login. Don't share credentials. Invite teammates as separate members instead.
• Keys are secrets. Don't commit them to public repositories. Use our environment-scoped keys to keep prod separate from dev.
• You must be 16 or older to use ApyHub. If you're acting on behalf of an organization, the organization is responsible for you.

ApyHub is a tool for building legitimate software. The following uses are explicitly prohibited and will get your account suspended — with no refund, no warning, and no migration path:

• Illegal content or activity. Anything that violates applicable laws in your jurisdiction or ours (the Netherlands and the European Union).
• Reselling raw API access. You can build products on top of ApyHub, but you can't re-expose our API verbatim as your own product.
• Abusive traffic. Denial-of-service attacks, scraping behind authentication, or credential stuffing through our endpoints.
• Malware, spam, or phishing. Using our email-sending, URL-shortening, or content-moderation endpoints to facilitate any of these.
• Infringing content. Processing pirated media, trade-secret material, or content that violates third-party IP.

When you call an API through ApyHub, you're using both our platform and the underlying API provider. Each API has its own license terms — we surface them on the catalog page before you start using an endpoint.

• Data you send (request bodies) is passed through to the API provider. We don't store it beyond the metadata needed for billing.
• Data you receive (response bodies) belongs to you under the license of the specific API. Some APIs grant full ownership; others license the output for specific uses only.
• We take no copyright in the content you send or receive. We're a conduit.

If you list an API on ApyHub for other developers to consume, additional terms apply. You retain ownership of your API. We take a platform fee on revenue, defined in your publisher agreement.

You warrant that you have the rights to publish the API — no third-party data sources that you don't have a license to redistribute, no endpoints that call services violating their own terms.

Self-serve plans (Starter, Pro) renew automatically until you cancel. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period — you keep access until then, and you won't be charged again. Enterprise contracts have their own terms in the signed order form.

• Prepurchased atoms are paid for upfront and added to your plan's included quota. Once your monthly quota (plan + prepurchased) is exhausted, traffic stops — we don't bill you past your quota.
• Refunds are granted for billing errors (duplicate charges, incorrect prepurchase charges). We don't refund unused credits on downgrade — those roll over through the current period.
• Taxes are added where required (EU VAT, US sales tax where we're registered). Invoices show taxes as a separate line.

We target 99.99% monthly uptime on Pro and above, measured on the aggregate success rate of the platform gateway (not individual upstream APIs, which have their own SLAs). If we miss it, you're eligible for service credits:

Credits must be claimed within 30 days and are applied to your next invoice. They're not refunded as cash except where local law requires it.

Either side can end this agreement at any time. You cancel in the product; we terminate by email with 30 days' notice unless you've violated Section 03 — in which case we terminate immediately.

• On your cancellation — you keep access until the end of the billing period. Your data is preserved for 30 days in case you come back, then permanently deleted.
• On our termination for cause — access is revoked immediately. We preserve account data for 30 days for legal compliance and to hand off user data to you.
• On our termination without cause (e.g., we shut down the product) — we give 90 days' notice and help you migrate data out.

ApyHub is provided "as is." We don't guarantee the platform will be uninterrupted, error-free, or that every upstream API will always return correct results. Our total aggregate liability to you in any 12-month period is capped at the amount you paid us in that period.

Neither party is liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages — lost profits, lost data, substitute procurement costs. This cap doesn't apply to things we can't cap under applicable law, such as gross negligence or willful misconduct.

This agreement is governed by the laws of the Netherlands, excluding its conflict-of-law rules. Any dispute that can't be resolved through [email protected] in good faith within 60 days goes to the competent courts in Amsterdam.

If you're a consumer residing in the EU, nothing in this clause affects your mandatory rights under local consumer law.

We version these terms and publish every change. Material changes are announced at least 30 days before they take effect — by email to all workspace owners and via an in-product banner. Your continued use after the effective date counts as acceptance; if you disagree, cancel before the date.

Legal or billing questions go to the addresses below. We reply within 2 business days for general inquiries; urgent legal matters are routed to our outside counsel.