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Terms of service

These terms define the working agreement for Postdom workspaces: who holds authority, what can be published, how monthly usage is billed, and when access can stop.

Effective
29 August 2026
Last updated
29 August 2026

Plain-language summary

The short version

01

Agreement

Accepting these terms

These Terms govern access to postdom.com, the Postdom web app, APIs, MCP tools, and related services. They are an agreement between you and Blue Venture Studios Pty Ltd, the operator of Postdom. In these Terms, “Postdom,” “we,” and “us” mean Blue Venture Studios Pty Ltd.

You accept these Terms when you create or join a workspace, use an agent credential or OAuth grant, connect a social account, choose a paid plan, or otherwise use the service. If you use Postdom for an organization, you confirm that you can bind that organization; “you” then includes the organization.

You must be at least 18 and legally able to enter this agreement. If you do not agree, do not use Postdom.

02

Product boundary

What Postdom provides

Postdom provides scheduling, bounded human authority, destination publishing, outcome records, and available measurement for supported short-form social accounts. The current product surface, supported destinations, field limits, and states are described in the public Documentation and Agent contract.

Postdom coordinates work with third-party social networks and infrastructure. A scheduled time is an instruction to the service, not a promise that a social network, internet connection, or third-party provider will always be available or accept the content. Postdom may stop or return work instead of publishing late or outside the saved authority boundary.

Roadmaps, outlines, examples, and preview features are not commitments to deliver a feature or keep it unchanged. A separate signed agreement controls if it expressly overrides these Terms.

03

Access and authority

Workspaces, people, and agents

A workspace is the customer boundary for members, connected accounts, policy, plans, content, evidence, webhooks, and billing. Owners and administrators control membership, agent access, policy, account connection, and billing. Members have the permissions shown in the product.

You are responsible for activity carried out through your workspace, including activity by invited people and agents you authorize. Configure each credential with the minimum appropriate scope, keep credentials confidential, and revoke access that is lost, shared unexpectedly, or no longer needed.

Postdom records the supplied agent identity and intent but does not independently verify that description. Human approvals, account policy, pauses, and workspace controls remain the authoritative boundaries. You must not use an agent to bypass them.

04

Customer responsibility

Content and connected accounts

You keep ownership of captions, media, briefs, instructions, and other material you submit (“Customer Content”). You give Postdom and its providers a limited worldwide license to host, copy, transform, transmit, publish, measure, and display Customer Content only as needed to provide, secure, support, and improve the requested service.

You must have the rights and permissions needed for Customer Content and each connected account. You are responsible for the accuracy, legality, required advertising or AI disclosures, music and media rights, privacy permissions, and platform settings for the content you direct Postdom to process.

You must comply with the terms, developer rules, community standards, and technical limits of each connected social network. A network may reject, remove, restrict, label, or change the visibility of content independently of Postdom.

05

Safety

Acceptable use

You may use Postdom only for lawful, authorized purposes. Do not use the service, directly or through an agent, to create or distribute illegal material, violate another person's rights, or interfere with the service or a social network.

  • Do not publish spam, deceptive engagement, harassment, threats, exploitation, malware, or content that violates applicable law or platform rules.
  • Do not access another workspace or account without permission, probe for vulnerabilities without authorization, defeat rate limits or policy controls, or misrepresent an agent's authority.
  • Do not reverse engineer or copy protected parts of the service except where applicable law expressly permits it.
  • Do not resell, sublicense, or provide shared access to Postdom outside your organization unless a plan or signed agreement permits it.
  • Do not use Postdom in a way likely to damage the service, providers, social networks, other customers, or the public.
06

Commercial terms

Plans, usage, and billing

The Pricing page and Stripe Checkout show the current self-serve plan price, included connected accounts, included successful destination-publishes, and any metered overage price. Prices are in US dollars unless checkout states otherwise. Applicable taxes and payment information are handled through Stripe.

Free has no subscription fee and stops at its published monthly cap. Starter, Growth, and Scale are recurring monthly subscriptions. A paid plan continues past its included publish allowance at the overage price shown before purchase. One video that reaches published on one destination counts as one successful destination-publish; scheduled, queued, and failed destinations do not count.

A paid subscription renews each month until cancelled. You authorize Stripe to charge the recurring plan price, metered usage, and applicable taxes for each billing period. Workspace owners and administrators can open billing management from the app. Platform and other negotiated plans may have separate signed commercial terms.

If recurring prices or material billing terms change, the new terms will apply no earlier than a future renewal after reasonable notice. You may cancel before the change takes effect.

07

Ending service

Cancellation, suspension, and termination

You can manage or request cancellation of a self-serve paid subscription through the Stripe Billing portal opened from Postdom Billing or through Contact. The portal or confirmation will show when cancellation takes effect. You remain responsible for fees and metered usage incurred before that effective time.

Refunds, credits, and remedies are provided where required by applicable law, where checkout or a written agreement expressly provides them, or where Postdom agrees after reviewing the circumstances. Nothing in these Terms removes consumer guarantees or other rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.

We may restrict or suspend access where reasonably necessary for security, non-payment, suspected fraud, illegal or abusive use, a serious Terms breach, a provider or social-network requirement, or to prevent harm. Where practicable, we will explain the reason and a way to resolve or appeal it. Publishing may be paused after a payment grace period without deleting workspace records.

Either party may end use of the service. On termination, credentials and publishing access may stop, and scheduled work may be cancelled or prevented from running. The Privacy policy explains data requests and retention; provisions that by nature should continue—including payment obligations, ownership, and legal protections—survive termination.

08

Dependencies

Third-party services

Postdom depends on services including Supabase, Vercel, Railway, Cloudflare, Zernio, Stripe, Postmark, Google Analytics when consented, and the social networks you connect. Their availability, interfaces, policies, and decisions are outside Postdom's control.

You authorize Postdom to send Customer Content and necessary account instructions to the providers and destinations required for the feature you request. Your use of those services may also be governed by their terms. You are responsible for maintaining any account, permission, or consent that a destination requires.

If a provider changes or withdraws an API, permission, metric, or publishing capability, Postdom may change, pause, or discontinue the affected feature. We will aim to communicate a material customer impact when practical.

09

Intellectual property

Ownership and feedback

Postdom and its licensors own the service, software, site, documentation, design, trademarks, and related intellectual property, excluding Customer Content and third-party material. These Terms give you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use the service during your authorized access and according to your plan.

If you provide feedback, you allow Postdom to use it without restriction or payment, but you do not transfer ownership of Customer Content or confidential material merely by giving feedback. Do not submit feedback you are not allowed to share.

10

Service changes

Availability and changes

We work to keep Postdom available and its records accurate, but we do not promise uninterrupted or error-free operation unless a signed agreement includes a specific service level. Maintenance, incidents, provider outages, platform review, rate limits, account restrictions, and events outside reasonable control can delay or prevent work.

We may improve, replace, or retire features. We will provide reasonable notice before a material change that removes a core paid capability during an active period when practical, and we will not use a general change clause to impose a material recurring price increase during an already-paid period without an appropriate notice or remedy.

Documentation, status information, and product responses may describe current behavior, but your own approval, rights review, backups, and business-continuity decisions remain your responsibility.

12

Current version

Changes and contact

We may update these Terms to reflect service, provider, commercial, or legal changes. The date at the top identifies the current version. For a material change affecting an existing paid subscription, we will provide reasonable notice through the service or email before it applies, and the prior Terms continue for the already-paid period unless law, security, or a separate agreement requires otherwise.

Use the Contact page for questions, billing issues, cancellation help, complaints, or legal notices. Do not include passwords, agent keys, OAuth tokens, full payment-card numbers, or unnecessary sensitive information.