Uplint

Terms of Service

Terms, Without the Legalese

Updated January 15, 2026
7 min read
Version 2.1

The Quick Version

You own your content, we just store and protect it

We promise 99.9% uptime for paid plans

Don't upload illegal content or abuse the service

Cancel anytime, no long-term commitments

Fair, reasonable terms that protect both of us

TL;DR

By using Uplint, you agree to these terms. They're fair and straightforward.

Key Points

  • These terms form a legal agreement between you and Uplint
  • You must be 18+ or have parental consent
  • By using our service, you accept these terms
  • We may update terms with notice

What This Is

This is a legal agreement between you (or your company) and Uplint, Inc. It governs your use of our file storage and validation API service.

Who Can Use Uplint

  • •You must be at least 18 years old
  • •Or have permission from a parent/guardian
  • •If signing for a company, you must have authority to bind that company

Accepting These Terms

You accept these terms by:

  • •Creating an account
  • •Using our API
  • •Paying for our service

Changes to Terms

  • •We may update these terms occasionally
  • •We'll notify you via email at least 30 days before major changes
  • •Continued use after changes means you accept them
  • •If you disagree, you can close your account
TL;DR

Keep your credentials secure. You're responsible for activity on your account.

TL;DR

Use our API to store and validate files. We provide the tools, you build great apps.

TL;DR

Don't upload illegal content, malware, or abuse the service. Pretty simple.

TL;DR

You own your files. We just store them securely and never claim ownership.

TL;DR

We promise reliable service with clear uptime guarantees for paid plans.

TL;DR

Clear pricing, monthly or annual billing, cancel anytime.

TL;DR

We limit our liability fairly. Our service is provided 'as is' with some caveats.

TL;DR

You can cancel anytime. We can terminate for violations. Your data is yours to take.

TL;DR

Let's try to work it out first. If not, binding arbitration in California.

Questions about these terms? Email us at legal@uplint.dev. We're happy to clarify anything.