TERMS OF SERVICE

CampaignFinance.app

Effective Date: November 25, 2025
Last Updated: November 25, 2025
Governing Entity: CampaignFinance.app, Inc., an Indiana Limited Liability Company

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  1. Definitions
  2. Acceptance & Agreement
  3. Eligibility & User Requirements
  4. Access, Invitations & Account Management
  5. Subscription & Billing Terms
  6. Refund & Cancellation Policy
  7. User Responsibilities & Prohibited Conduct
  8. Data Ownership & Usage
  9. Intellectual Property & License
  10. Payment Processing & Integration
  11. Financial Account Linking & Plaid
  12. Termination & Suspension
  13. Data Retention & Deletion
  14. Limitation of Liability
  15. Disclaimers & No Legal Advice
  16. Indemnification
  17. Confidentiality
  18. Dispute Resolution & Arbitration
  19. Governing Law
  20. Changes to These Terms
  21. Contact & Notices

1. DEFINITIONS

"Account" means a user profile associated with an email address through which You access and use the Platform.

"Authorized Campaign Agent" means a candidate, campaign treasurer, principal campaign committee officer, or other person explicitly authorized under Indiana Code § 3-9 to manage, file, or report campaign finance information.

"Campaign Finance Data" means all donor information, transaction records, contribution amounts, committee filings, and other data entered, imported, or stored within the Platform.

"Company," "we," "us," or "our" means CampaignFinance.app, Inc., an Indiana LLC.

"Content" means any information, text, images, data, or materials uploaded, created, or displayed through the Platform.

"Indiana Campaign Finance Law" means Indiana Code Title 3, Article 9, including all rules and regulations promulgated thereunder by the Indiana Election Division.

"Intellectual Property" means all patents, trademarks, service marks, copyrights, trade secrets, and proprietary processes used or contained in the Platform.

"Indiana Election Division" means the official body responsible for administering campaign finance compliance under Indiana Code § 3-9.

"Paid Subscription" or "Subscription" means an active, paid tier of access (monthly or annual) that grants You full use of Platform features.

"Plaid" means Plaid Inc., a third-party financial data aggregation service.

"Platform" means CampaignFinance.app, including all websites, software applications, APIs, tools, and services offered by the Company.

"Soft-Lock" means a billing model in which User cancellation terminates future auto-renewal but does not grant immediate access termination until the end of the current paid billing period.

"Stasis Mode" means a restricted state in which a User's Account can view historical data but cannot import new financial data, establish new Plaid connections, or generate new filings.

"Stripe" means Stripe, Inc., our official payment processor.

"Term" means the duration of this agreement or the duration of Your Subscription, whichever is applicable.

"You," "your," or "user" means any individual or entity that registers for, accesses, or uses the Platform.

2. ACCEPTANCE & AGREEMENT

2.1 Binding Agreement

By accessing, registering for, or using the Platform in any manner, You acknowledge that:

  1. You have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms of Service in their entirety;
  2. You represent and warrant that You are competent to enter into legally binding agreements;
  3. If You are using the Platform on behalf of an organization, entity, or campaign, You represent that You are authorized to bind such entity to these Terms; and
  4. These Terms, together with our Privacy Policy (available at https://www.campaignfinance.app/privacy), constitute the entire agreement between You and the Company regarding the Platform.

2.2 Supersession

These Terms supersede all prior discussions, understandings, proposals, or agreements, whether written or oral, regarding the Platform.

2.3 Agreement to Arbitration & Class Action Waiver

By accepting these Terms, You agree to resolve disputes exclusively through binding individual arbitration and waive Your right to a jury trial or class action remedy.(See Section 18 for full details.)

3. ELIGIBILITY & USER REQUIREMENTS

3.1 Age & Citizenship

You must:

  1. Be at least 18 years of age;
  2. Be a United States resident; and
  3. Provide accurate identification or campaign authorization documentation upon request by the Company.

3.2 Authorized User Status

You represent and warrant that You are one of the following and are authorized by law to file campaign finance reports under Indiana Code § 3-9:

3.3 Verification

The Company may request, at any time, proof of Your authorization status (e.g., campaign authorization letter, FEC Form 1, state filing receipts) and may suspend or terminate Your access if such proof is not timely provided or if proof reveals unauthorized use.

3.4 No Foreign National Access

No foreign nationals, as defined by the Federal Election Campaign Act, 52 U.S.C. § 30121, may establish an Account or use the Platform. You certify under penalty of perjury that You are not a foreign national.

4. ACCESS, INVITATIONS & ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT

4.1 Invitation-Only Access

The Platform operates on an invitation-only basis. You may not create an Account without an explicit invitation from the Company. Invitations are issued at the Company's sole discretion and may be withdrawn at any time for any reason.

4.2 Account Registration

Upon receiving an invitation, You may:

  1. Complete the registration process by providing accurate name, email, phone number, and campaign or organization information;
  2. Create a secure password that You will not share; and
  3. Agree to these Terms and the Privacy Policy.

4.3 Account Responsibility

You are solely responsible for:

  1. Maintaining the confidentiality of Your password and account credentials;
  2. All activity conducted through Your Account;
  3. Notifying the Company immediately of any unauthorized access or suspected breach; and
  4. Compliance with Indiana Code § 3-9 and other applicable campaign finance laws.

The Company is not liable for any unauthorized access to Your Account if such access results from Your failure to protect Your credentials.

4.4 Multiple Accounts

You may not create multiple Accounts to circumvent billing, access restrictions, or term limitations. The Company may consolidate or terminate duplicate Accounts without notice.

5. SUBSCRIPTION & BILLING TERMS

5.1 No Free Plans

All access to the Platform is exclusively through paid Subscription tiers. No free trial, free tier, or complimentary access is offered.

5.2 Subscription Tiers

Available Subscription tiers, pricing, and renewal terms are displayed on our website ( https://www.campaignfinance.app/pricing). Pricing is subject to change upon 30 days' written notice. Changes apply to renewals, not current billing periods.

5.3 Billing Cycle

  1. Subscriptions renew automatically on the same calendar date each month (monthly plans) or year (annual plans).
  2. You will be charged on the day Your Subscription renews using the payment method on file.
  3. If auto-renewal fails due to declined payment, the Company will attempt to charge again on subsequent days. After multiple failures, Your Account enters Stasis Mode (see Section 5.5).

5.4 Soft-Lock Cancellation Model

  1. Cancellation Effect: If You cancel Your Subscription, cancellation takes effect on the first day of the next billing cycle. You retain full access and Platform features through the end of Your current paid billing period.
  2. No Immediate Termination: Cancellation does not immediately terminate Your access or data; it merely stops auto-renewal.
  3. Timing Restrictions: You cannot manipulate cancellation timing to avoid paying for billing cycles in which critical campaign finance filing deadlines occur. Any attempt to circumvent billing through artificial cancellation and re-subscription may result in immediate Account suspension.

5.5 Stasis Mode (Unpaid/Expired Accounts)

Upon expiration of a paid Subscription without renewal or upon non-payment of a Subscription renewal charge, Your Account automatically enters Stasis Mode:

  1. Read-Only Access: You may view historical Campaign Finance Data and previously generated reports.
  2. Prohibited Actions: While in Stasis Mode, You cannot:
    • Import new transaction data
    • Establish or refresh Plaid connections
    • Generate new campaign finance reports or filings
    • Make modifications to existing data
  3. Duration: Stasis Mode persists until a new active Paid Subscription is established or the Account is terminated per Section 12.
  4. Data Retention: Data in Stasis Mode remains stored for the periods specified in Section 13.

5.6 No Refunds

  1. Non-Refundable Fees: All Subscription fees are non-refundable, including:
    • Partial-month or partial-year prorations
    • Unused access upon early termination
    • Fees for suspended or terminated Accounts
  2. No Credits: The Company does not issue service credits, account credits, or refunds for service interruptions, downtime, or data discrepancies.
  3. Chargeback Disputes: If You dispute a Subscription charge with Your payment card issuer (chargeback), the Company may:
    • Immediately terminate Your Account
    • Report the dispute to payment networks
    • Pursue recovery of the disputed amount plus associated chargeback fees

6. REFUND & CANCELLATION POLICY

6.1 Cancellation Process

To cancel Your Subscription:

  1. Log in to Your Account and navigate to Billing Settings, or
  2. Email [email protected] with a cancellation request and Your Account email address.
  3. Cancellation is effective on the first day of the next billing cycle.

6.2 No Refund Policy

Notwithstanding any request for cancellation or Account termination, You acknowledge and agree that:

  1. All fees paid for the current Subscription period are fully earned and non-refundable;
  2. No partial, pro-rata, or prorated refunds are issued for cancellations mid-cycle;
  3. No refunds are provided for Service unavailability, data loss, API failures, or performance issues;
  4. The one-way Soft-Lock model (cancellation stops renewal only, does not grant immediate termination) is integral to Subscription pricing; and
  5. By subscribing, You explicitly waive any claim to refunds under any circumstances.

6.3 State-Specific Disclosures

Some jurisdictions may prohibit "no refund" policies in certain contexts. To the extent Your state provides statutory refund rights, those rights are expressly limited to statutory claims only, and the Company reserves the right to contest such claims in arbitration per Section 18.

6.4 Exceptions

The only exceptions to the no-refund policy are:

  1. Duplicate charges clearly resulting from a Company billing error (refund within 30 days);
  2. Charges made to an Account after written notice of fraud or unauthorized access, subject to investigation; or
  3. As mandated by applicable law or binding court order.

7. USER RESPONSIBILITIES & PROHIBITED CONDUCT

7.1 Compliance Responsibility

You are solely and exclusively responsible for:

  1. Compliance with Indiana Code § 3-9 and all other applicable federal, state, and local campaign finance laws;
  2. Accuracy of all data entered, imported, or reported through the Platform;
  3. Timeliness of all filings and submissions to the Indiana Election Division;
  4. Maintenance and retention of all required campaign finance records;
  5. Accuracy of donor classifications, contribution limits, and prohibited source screening; and
  6. Any fines, penalties, or legal consequences resulting from filing errors, late filings, or legal noncompliance.

The Company provides tools; You are responsible for their lawful use.

7.2 Prohibited Use

You must not use the Platform to:

  1. Foreign Nationals: Knowingly accept, process, or report contributions from foreign nationals, as prohibited by 52 U.S.C. § 30121;
  2. Prohibited Contributors: Knowingly accept contributions from sources prohibited under Indiana Code § 3-9 or federal law (e.g., foreign nationals, corporations, unions making direct contributions to candidates);
  3. Election Interference: Engage in or facilitate election interference, voter suppression, or coordination with foreign entities to interfere with elections;
  4. Harassment & Targeting: Use the Platform to harass, threaten, defame, or target any individual or protected class on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, or gender identity;
  5. Unauthorized Access: Attempt to gain unauthorized access to the Platform, other Users' Accounts, or Company systems through hacking, phishing, credential stuffing, or social engineering;
  6. Scraping & Extraction: Use automated tools, bots, or web scrapers to extract, copy, or bulk-download Campaign Finance Data;
  7. Reverse Engineering: Attempt to reverse engineer, decompile, or derive the underlying source code, algorithms, or proprietary processes of the Platform;
  8. Unauthorized Data Sale: Copy, clone, reproduce, or sell the Platform, Campaign Finance Data, or user lists to third parties or use the Platform as a data source for external commercial ventures without written consent;
  9. Credential Misuse: Share Your login credentials with unauthorized parties or use another User's Account;
  10. Spam & Abuse: Transmit spam, malware, viruses, or other harmful code through the Platform;
  11. Legal Violations: Use the Platform in violation of any federal, state, or local law, statute, ordinance, or regulation; or
  12. Terms Circumvention: Attempt to circumvent these Terms, Subscription restrictions, billing models, or access controls through technical workarounds or multi-account schemes.

7.3 Automatic Suspension for Prohibited Conduct

The Company may, at its sole discretion and without prior notice, immediately:

  1. Suspend or terminate Your Account;
  2. Disable access to Your data;
  3. Report suspected criminal activity to law enforcement; or
  4. Cooperate with government investigations

upon discovery or reasonable belief that You have engaged in prohibited conduct under Section 7.2.

7.4 No Monitoring Obligation

While the Company reserves the right to monitor for prohibited conduct, the Company has no obligation to do so and is not liable for third-party misuse of the Platform that the Company has not discovered.

8. DATA OWNERSHIP & USAGE

8.1 Data Ownership

  1. Public Record Status: All Campaign Finance Data entered into the Platform, once filed with the Indiana Election Division, becomes public record under Indiana Code § 3-9-1-9 and the Indiana Public Records Act (Ind. Code § 5-14-3).
  2. Ownership Transfer: Because filed campaign finance reports are public record under Indiana law, CampaignFinance.app, Inc., owns all Campaign Finance Data once it is entered into and processed by the Platform, including historical data, aggregated data, and anonymized data derived therefrom.
  3. Limited User License: You grant the Company a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free license to:
    • Analyze, process, and derive insights from Your data for Platform improvement;
    • Use Your data for product development, feature enhancement, and bug fixes;
    • Train artificial intelligence, machine learning, and large language models on anonymized, aggregated Campaign Finance Data;
    • Publish aggregated, anonymized insights or research based on Your data; and
    • Retain and use Your data in accordance with Section 13 (Data Retention).

8.2 No Donor Contact

  1. The Company will not contact, email, call, or solicit Your donors, contributors, or other individuals whose information is stored within Your Account.
  2. Donors retain all rights to their personal information under applicable privacy law, and the Company's Privacy Policy governs the handling of such information.

8.3 User Data Rights

You retain the following limited rights:

  1. Access: You may access and view Your Campaign Finance Data through Your Account during the term of Your Subscription or within 90 days of Account termination.
  2. Export: You may request a machine-readable export of Your Campaign Finance Data (CSV, JSON, or XML format) at any time for $100 per export request, subject to processing within 30 calendar days.
  3. No Copying for Resale: You may not copy, export, or sell Your Campaign Finance Data to competitors, data brokers, or third parties without written authorization from the Company.

8.4 Confidential Information

  1. The Company may hold certain Campaign Finance Data as confidential if You explicitly mark it as such or if law requires confidentiality (e.g., personal financial information).
  2. Marked confidential information will not be shared publicly but may be used internally for Platform improvement and compliance purposes.

9. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & LICENSE

9.1 Company IP Ownership

All Intellectual Property used in or contained in the Platform, including:

is owned exclusively by the Company or its licensors. Your use of the Platform does not grant You any ownership interest in any Intellectual Property.

9.2 Limited License to You

Subject to compliance with these Terms, the Company grants You a non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to:

  1. Access and use the Platform for authorized campaign finance management, reporting, and filing; and
  2. View reports and data within Your Account.

This license terminates immediately upon cancellation of Your Subscription or termination of Your Account.

9.3 Restrictions

You may not:

  1. Reproduce, distribute, modify, or create derivative works of the Platform;
  2. Reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the Platform;
  3. Rent, lease, or loan the Platform to third parties;
  4. Remove or obscure any copyright, trademark, or proprietary notices; or
  5. Use the Platform for any purpose other than authorized campaign finance management.

9.4 Reports Generated by the Platform

Reports, forms, and filings generated by the Platform on Your behalf (e.g., Indiana Election Division Form CF-1, CF-2) are generated using Company intellectual property and algorithms. You may use such reports for legal filing and compliance purposes. All underlying methodology and software remain Company property.

10. PAYMENT PROCESSING & INTEGRATION

10.1 Stripe as Payment Processor

  1. Exclusive Payment Provider: All Subscription fees are processed exclusively through Stripe, Inc.
  2. No Raw Credentials Stored: The Company does not store, access, or process raw payment card data, ACH account numbers, or banking credentials. All payment information is handled exclusively by Stripe under Stripe's security protocols.
  3. Stripe Terms & Privacy: Your use of Stripe payment services is governed by:
  4. Payment Authorization: By providing a payment method, You authorize Stripe to charge Your payment method for the Subscription fee and any applicable taxes on the renewal date.

10.2 Payment Failure & Late Payment

  1. If a Subscription charge fails, Stripe will attempt to recharge Your payment method on up to three subsequent business days.
  2. If recharge attempts fail, Your Account will enter Stasis Mode (Section 5.5) automatically.
  3. No late fees or penalty interest are assessed; however, Your Account remains in Stasis Mode until a new, successful payment is processed.

10.3 Tax Responsibility

  1. You are responsible for providing accurate address and tax identification information.
  2. Sales tax, use tax, or value-added tax (VAT) may be added to Subscription fees based on Your location.
  3. The Company will collect and remit applicable taxes to relevant tax authorities as required by law.

11. FINANCIAL ACCOUNT LINKING & PLAID

11.1 Plaid Integration Overview

The Platform integrates with Plaid, Inc., to import transaction data from Your connected financial institutions (bank accounts, credit card accounts) for easier campaign finance reporting.

11.2 Plaid Authentication

  1. Direct Authentication: When You initiate the Plaid connection, You are directed to Plaid's authentication interface (Plaid Link).
  2. Bank Credentials: You enter Your banking username, password, or multi-factor authentication directly into Plaid's interface— not into CampaignFinance.app.
  3. Credential Non-Storage: The Company never receives, stores, or accesses Your banking credentials. Plaid manages authentication entirely.
  4. Access Token: After successful Plaid authentication, Plaid provides the Company with a secure access token that allows read-only retrieval of transaction data from Your connected accounts.

11.3 Plaid Data Handling & Risks

  1. Plaid's Control: Plaid controls how Your financial data is encrypted, transmitted, and stored. Data handling is governed by Plaid's privacy policy: https://plaid.com/legal
  2. Inherent Risks: Linking Your financial accounts through any third-party aggregator (including Plaid) carries inherent risks:
    • Bank account lockout if authentication methods change
    • Data delays or synchronization errors
    • Service interruptions if Plaid's systems fail
    • Potential security risks intrinsic to financial data aggregation
  3. Company Disclaimer: The Company is not responsible for Plaid service failures, data breaches, delayed transaction syncing, or account lockouts resulting from Plaid's operations.
  4. Plaid Policy Governs: For complaints, disputes, or questions about how Plaid handles Your data, contact Plaid directly at https://plaid.com/contact

11.4 Unlinking & Data Deletion

  1. You may unlink a financial account from the Platform at any time through Your Account settings.
  2. Upon unlinking, the Company will no longer import new transactions from that account.
  3. Historical transaction data imported prior to unlinking remains stored per Section 13 (Data Retention) unless explicitly deleted via account deletion per Section 12.4.

11.5 Transaction Matching & Accuracy

  1. The Platform uses automated algorithms to match imported transactions to campaign finance categories (donations, expenses, transfers, etc.).
  2. You are solely responsible for verifying transaction classifications and correcting any misclassifications before filing with the Indiana Election Division.
  3. The Company provides these tools on a best-effort basis with no guarantee of 100% accuracy.

11.6 Re-Authentication

If Your Plaid connection lapses (e.g., due to password change at Your bank), You must re-authenticate through Plaid Link. The Company will prompt You to do so and will not import new transactions until re-authentication is complete.

12. TERMINATION & SUSPENSION

12.1 Termination by the Company

The Company may, at its sole discretion, immediately terminate or suspend Your Account for any reason, including but not limited to:

  1. Legal Violations: Violations of these Terms or applicable law;
  2. Prohibited Conduct: Engagement in any prohibited conduct listed in Section 7.2;
  3. Non-Payment: Non-payment of Subscription fees after 5 days of notice;
  4. Unauthorized Use: Unauthorized or fraudulent use of the Platform;
  5. Ineligibility: Discovery that You are ineligible under Section 3 (e.g., foreign national, unauthorized campaign agent);
  6. Business Decision: Any reason or no reason (at-will termination right);
  7. Bankruptcy: Your bankruptcy, insolvency, or inability to pay debts as they come due; or
  8. Regulatory Action: Requirement by law enforcement, court order, or regulatory body.

12.2 Termination by You

  1. You may request Account termination by emailing [email protected] with Your Account email and a termination request.
  2. Your Account will be terminated within 5 business days of the request.
  3. Billing Upon Termination: Termination does not stop Subscription auto-renewal during the current billing cycle. Your current Subscription fee, if not yet charged, will be processed on the renewal date.
  4. Soft-Lock Not a Termination: Canceling Your Subscription (Soft-Lock) is not the same as terminating Your Account. Cancellation merely stops renewal; Account termination removes access entirely. If You wish to terminate, You must explicitly request termination per (a) above.

12.3 Effect of Termination

Upon termination (by Company or User), the following occur immediately:

  1. Your access to the Platform is revoked;
  2. Your Account and login credentials cease to function;
  3. New imports, filings, or data modifications are prohibited;
  4. Historical data is retained per Section 13 (Data Retention).

12.4 Data Access Post-Termination

  1. Data Export: Within 90 calendar days of termination, You may request a one-time machine-readable export of Your Campaign Finance Data for $100. Requests must be submitted in writing to [email protected] and will be processed within 30 days.
  2. No Access After 90 Days: After 90 days from termination, data export requests will no longer be honored. The Company may delete Your data at its discretion per Section 13.
  3. Permanent Deletion: If You request permanent deletion of Your Account and all data, such deletion will occur within 30 days, subject to retention requirements in Section 13.

12.5 No Liability for Termination

The Company is not liable to You or any third party for any consequences of Account termination, including loss of access to data, missed filing deadlines, or legal penalties resulting from inability to file campaign finance reports after termination.

13. DATA RETENTION & DELETION

13.1 Retention Periods

  1. Campaign Finance Records: The Company retains Campaign Finance Data for three (3) years minimum from the date the data was submitted to the Indiana Election Division, in compliance with Indiana Code § 3-9-1-7 (record retention requirements).
  2. Access Logs & Metadata: Server logs, access logs, and metadata are retained for 12 months for security and compliance purposes.
  3. Payment Records: Payment and billing records are retained for seven (7) years for tax and accounting compliance.
  4. Extended Retention: The Company may retain data indefinitely for legal holds, litigation, regulatory investigations, or if required by law or court order.

13.2 Data After Account Termination

  1. Terminated Accounts: Upon Account termination, the Company retains Campaign Finance Data for the full retention periods in Section 13.1, even if Your Account has been terminated.
  2. Stasis Mode: Data in Stasis Mode (unpaid Accounts) remains subject to the same retention periods and may be deleted after expiration without notice to You.
  3. Public Record Status: Once filed with the Indiana Election Division, Campaign Finance Data is public record and may be retained by the Indiana Election Division indefinitely. The Company's retention does not override public records law.

13.3 Deletion Requests

  1. You may request deletion of Your Account and associated data at any time by emailing [email protected].
  2. The Company will delete data within 30 days, subject to:
    • The retention periods specified in Section 13.1
    • Legal holds or regulatory investigations
    • Backup and archival storage (which may take additional time)
  3. Deletion of data does not entitle You to refunds or release from outstanding billing obligations.

13.4 Irreversible Deletion

  1. Once Campaign Finance Data is deleted from the Platform, recovery is irreversible.
  2. The Company maintains limited backup copies for disaster recovery (typically 30–60 days) but does not guarantee recovery of deleted data.
  3. You are solely responsible for maintaining external backups if data recovery is critical to Your campaign.

13.5 Compliance with Legal Holds

Notwithstanding any deletion request, the Company may retain data indefinitely if required by:

14. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

14.1 Exclusion of Consequential & Indirect Damages

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY INDIANA LAW, THE COMPANY IS NOT LIABLE FOR:

  1. Indirect, incidental, punitive, special, or consequential damages, including lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, lost business opportunity, or reputational harm;
  2. Damages arising from campaign finance filing errors, missed deadlines, or legal penalties imposed by the Indiana Election Division or other government body;
  3. Damages arising from misclassification of donors, contribution amounts, or data accuracy problems;
  4. Damages arising from service interruptions, downtime, or unavailability, regardless of cause;
  5. Damages arising from API failures (Plaid, Stripe, or other third-party services);
  6. Damages arising from deletion, loss, or corruption of data, except as provided in Section 13;
  7. Damages arising from unauthorized access to Your Account (if You failed to protect Your credentials);
  8. Damages arising from third-party conduct, including scraping, hacking, or misuse of the Platform by others;
  9. Damages arising from Your use of the Platform in violation of Indiana Code § 3-9 or other law; or
  10. Any damages whatsoever arising from Your use of or inability to use the Platform.

This exclusion applies even if the Company has been advised of the possibility of such damages.

14.2 Liability Cap

Notwithstanding any other provision, the Company's total aggregate liability to You for any and all claims arising from these Terms or Your use of the Platform shall not exceed the amount You paid for Your Subscription during the 12-month period immediately preceding the claim.

If You have not paid any fees (e.g., if You received promotional or trial access), the Company's liability cap is $0.

14.3 Essential Terms

  1. You acknowledge that the liability caps and exclusions in Sections 14.1 and 14.2 are essential terms of these Terms of Service.
  2. You acknowledge that, absent these limitations, the pricing for the Platform would be substantially higher.
  3. The Company would not offer the Platform at current pricing without these liability limitations.

14.4 Inapplicable Exclusions

Notwithstanding Sections 14.1 and 14.2, the Company remains liable for:

  1. Gross negligence or willful misconduct by the Company;
  2. Violations of law that cannot be limited or excluded (e.g., fraudulent inducement);
  3. To the extent provided by Indiana consumer protection law and not preempted by these Terms.

15. DISCLAIMERS & NO LEGAL ADVICE

15.1 "AS-IS" Disclaimer

THE PLATFORM IS PROVIDED "AS-IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.

The Company makes no warranty regarding:

  1. Accuracy: The accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of Campaign Finance Data, calculations, or filings;
  2. Fitness: Fitness for a particular purpose, merchantability, or non-infringement;
  3. Availability: Uninterrupted availability, uptime guarantees, or freedom from bugs, errors, or defects;
  4. Third-Party Services: The performance, reliability, or security of Plaid, Stripe, or other third-party integrations;
  5. Legal Compliance: That the Platform will ensure compliance with Indiana Code § 3-9 or other campaign finance law;
  6. Data Integrity: That Your data will not be lost, corrupted, or misclassified; or
  7. Support: That technical support will be available or responsive.

YOU USE THE PLATFORM AT YOUR OWN RISK.

15.2 No Legal Advice

  1. Non-Legal Service: The Platform is a software tool for managing campaign finance data. It is not a law firm, and nothing in the Platform constitutes legal advice.
  2. Not a Substitute for Counsel: The Platform should not be used as a substitute for consultation with a qualified attorney licensed to practice campaign finance law in Indiana.
  3. Compliance Responsibility: You are solely responsible for compliance with Indiana Code § 3-9, federal campaign finance law (52 U.S.C. Chapter 30), and all other applicable law.
  4. Recommendation to Consult Counsel: The Company recommends that You consult an attorney regarding Your specific legal obligations.

Contact Us

For questions regarding these Terms of Service, please contact:

CampaignFinance.app, Inc.
8021 Glenwood St
Highland, IN 46322
Email: [email protected]