All the paperwork in one place. Plain language wherever the lawyers permit it.
What we collect (metadata), what we never see (your traffic), how long we keep it.
Read →GDPR-aligned DPA with standard contractual clauses. Self-serve for Premium and above.
Read →The current list of vendors that touch service data, kept current with 30-day notice for additions.
Read →What you can't run over the coordination layer: spam, abuse, illegal content. Payload is yours — this covers the service.
Read →The framework agreement for Enterprise subscriptions: ordering, warranties, liability.
Read →Uptime targets for coordination, relay, and DNS — with service credits.
Read →Order-specific deviations: gov/edu pricing, nonprofits, promotions, residency addenda.
Read →Separate terms for metered partner exit nodes — privacy posture and no-logs commitments.
Read →Eligibility, duration, and no-surprise-conversion commitments for Premium trials.
Read →Eligibility and redemption rules for promotions offered at the RSA Conference.
Read →Terms for trial credits and promotional pricing from KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe.
Read →CCPA/CPRA rights for California residents: access, deletion, correction, and non-discrimination.
Read →Single point of contact and notice-and-action information per EU Regulation 2022/2065.
Read →Our compliance with Google's Services Specific Terms for Workspace-authenticated customers.
Read →The governing law and venue are stated in the terms — customer location versions exist for EU and UK entities.
We require valid legal process, notify customers where permitted, and publish a transparency report twice a year. Coordination metadata is the only thing we could have.
Enterprise agreements regularly include custom DPA terms, data residency, and uptime commitments.
Legal inbox is monitored business hours, worldwide — same-day replies on standard requests.