These terms are meant to explain the service in plain language. They outline how Inboxaly works, what permissions are needed to provide the service, what remains your responsibility, and the boundaries around billing, liability, and account use.
Inboxaly reads and sends email only to deliver the service you signed up for.
The reply logic and negotiation boundaries you define are still your decisions.
Business outcomes from automated actions are not guaranteed and are not assumed as platform liability.
Refund window per policy
Advance pricing change notice
Subscription cancellation
Ownership of email content retained by you
This layout follows the same pattern as the rest of the site so users can scan the most important legal and operational points without getting lost in a wall of text.
The fastest summary of the service terms and practical obligations.
What Inboxaly is being provided to do.
Inboxaly provides AI-powered email management services, including handling inbox-related actions within the workflows and permissions configured by the user.
The service is designed to automate email operations, but it is not presented as a guarantee of specific revenue, support, or commercial outcomes.
What stays yours and what access is granted to make the service function.
You retain full ownership of your email content and your data. Inboxaly does not take ownership of the communications, message history, or operating data that belongs to you.
To provide the service, you grant Inboxaly permission to read and send emails on your behalf. That permission is limited to what is necessary to operate the email management workflow you have authorized.
Inboxaly gets operational permission to act as your AI email agent, but ownership of the underlying content remains with you.
What remains your responsibility when using the platform.
You are responsible for the content and wording of the templates you approve for Inboxaly to use.
You are responsible for the pricing logic, boundaries, and negotiation rules you configure or approve.
The service executes within the instructions, rules, and permissions you define. Those decisions remain your business choices.
Automated tools can improve consistency and speed, but their configuration still requires user judgment and oversight.
How responsibility for business outcomes is limited.
Inboxaly is not liable for business outcomes resulting from auto-replies or automated actions. This means the platform is not taking responsibility for the commercial or operational consequences of responses, escalations, or automations triggered under your approved configuration.
The service is a tool that operates according to configured logic. It does not guarantee positive business results in every situation.
How subscriptions, cancellations, and refund rights are described.
You can cancel your subscription at any time.
Refunds are available within the first 30 days according to the refund policy.
These terms are designed to keep the commercial side of the service flexible rather than lock users into long commitments.
How future pricing updates are handled.
Inboxaly reserves the right to modify pricing, but the terms state that any pricing change will be communicated with 30 days’ advance notice.
This gives users time to review the change, decide whether to continue, and plan accordingly.
When an account may be restricted or suspended.
Inboxaly reserves the right to suspend accounts that violate its acceptable use policy. This creates a contractual boundary around harmful, abusive, or policy-violating use of the platform.
Access to the service is conditional on using it within the platform’s acceptable use standards.
If you want clarification on permissions, cancellation, refunds, account suspension, or service limits, it is better to ask directly before getting started.