checkredirects.io Terms of Service
Version: 2.0
Publication date: September 26, 2026
checkredirects.io is operated by Neon Deer Data Labs Inc., a Washington corporation (“Provider”). This Agreement is between Provider and the individual or organization accepting it (“Customer”). If you accept for an organization, you must have authority to bind it.
This page and Customer’s online plan or purchase selection form the Cover Page, including the Order Form and Key Terms. They incorporate the Common Paper Cloud Service Agreement Standard Terms, Version 2.1 (“Standard Terms”). The changes below control conflicts with the Standard Terms. Capitalized terms have the meanings given here or in the Standard Terms.
The Agreement takes effect when Customer accepts it. It does not retroactively alter rights or obligations arising before acceptance. The Order Form is Customer’s online subscription or purchase record.
Subscription details
| Term | Value |
|---|---|
| Cloud Service | The checkredirects.io URL inspection API, application, and associated features selected by Customer. |
| Order Date | The date Customer accepts the relevant online plan or purchase. |
| Subscription Period | The billing period shown at checkout for a paid subscription; for Free access, until the account is closed or access is lawfully ended. A credit purchase does not create a separate Subscription Period. |
| Cloud Service Fees | The price shown at checkout for the selected subscription or credit purchase, plus applicable taxes. |
| Payment Process | Automatic charges to the payment method on file at the price and interval accepted at checkout. Purchased credits are charged when ordered. |
| Non-Renewal Notice Date | Customer may cancel through the billing portal before renewal, keeping paid access until the period ends unless the organization is closed sooner. If Provider decides not to renew the subscription, Provider must notify Customer at least 30 days before it ends. |
| Use Limitations | The limits of Customer’s selected plan or limits separately agreed for Customer’s account. No unapproved overage charges. |
| Technical Support | Requests to [email protected]; no guaranteed response or resolution time. |
Key Terms
| Term | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider | Neon Deer Data Labs Inc., 100 N Howard St Ste R, Spokane, WA 99201. |
| Customer | The individual or organization accepting this Agreement. |
| Effective Date | The date Customer accepts this Agreement. |
| Governing Law | Washington State, United States. |
| Chosen Courts | State or federal courts in Spokane County, Washington, subject to mandatory rights under Change 1 below. |
| General Cap Amount | The greater of US$100 or the fees Customer paid Provider during the 12 months immediately before the event giving rise to the claim. |
| Provider Covered Claims / Customer Covered Claims | None. |
| Increased Claims | None. |
| Unlimited Claims | Payment obligations, express refunds, fraud, gross negligence, willful misconduct, and liability that Applicable Laws prohibit limiting. |
| Provider Notice Address | [email protected] or Provider’s postal address above. |
| Customer Notice Address | The account email; notices concerning an organization go to an owner. |
| DPA | A data processing addendum separately agreed by the parties, if applicable. No DPA is incorporated solely by this reference. |
Optional terms not specified here follow Standard Terms Section 13.1. No service-level agreement, minimum insurance coverage, professional services, or separate security policy is included.
Changes to the Standard Terms
1. Personal use and legal capacity
In Section 1.1, replace “for its internal business purposes” with “for lawful personal or business purposes, including incorporating results into client reports.” Section 6.1(b), concerning entity organization and good standing, applies only to legal entities.
Nothing in this Agreement restricts consumer rights, remedies, or access to courts that Applicable Laws do not allow the parties to restrict. This rule controls any conflicting disclaimer, liability limit, remedy, or jurisdiction provision.
2. Customer Content, analytics, and Redirect Data
Sections 1.4–1.6 are replaced with the following:
1.4 Feedback and service usage. Customer may provide Feedback, which Provider may use without obligation. Provider may use statistics about service usage, response times, and errors to operate and improve its products. These statistics exclude complete inspected URLs, request headers, and response bodies. Statistics shared externally must be combined into summaries and must not identify Customer or Users. Error reporting and optional data collection follow the Privacy Policy and Customer’s available settings.
1.5 Customer Content. Customer retains its rights in Customer Content. Provider may process Customer Content to provide, secure, support, maintain, and bill for the Product, and as expressly permitted by Section 1.6. Customer must have the rights needed for its submissions and instructions. Enabling sharing, exports, or integrations authorizes disclosure to Customer’s selected destinations, subject to Provider’s obligations under this Agreement and any DPA.
1.6 Redirect Data.
(a) “Redirect Data” means information about which publicly accessible webpages redirect to other webpages, including their domains and public paths, redirect status codes, observation dates, and relationship counts. It excludes Customer and User account identifiers, billing information, credentials, URL query strings and fragments (the parts after ? and #), request or response headers, cookies, bodies, private URLs, and other non-public Customer Content.
(b) To the extent Customer has the necessary rights, Customer grants Provider a non-exclusive license to derive Redirect Data from eligible inspections, combine it with independently collected public-web data, and use, publish, sell, license, and provide access to it through data products, reports, and APIs. Provider may not identify which Customer or User submitted an inspection.
(c) Information is eligible only if the redirect relationship is available to the general public without authentication, Customer-supplied credentials, or confidential access links. Provider may not disclose confidential or sensitive information merely because it appears in a URL.
(d) Customer may stop future contributions from its inspections by turning off data collection in Organization Settings. Previously lawfully collected Redirect Data may continue to be used subject to Applicable Laws and any DPA. This choice does not restrict independent collection from public websites that does not use Customer’s opted-out content or inspection activity.
(e) This permission does not override confidentiality, individuals’ data-protection rights, or a DPA. Personal Data processed on Customer’s behalf under a DPA may not be used for Provider’s own data-sale business under this clause. Any separate commercial use by Provider requires a lawful basis, required notices and permissions, and respect for applicable objection, deletion, and sale opt-out rights. Customer’s acceptance does not establish consent on behalf of unrelated individuals.
(f) This Agreement does not authorize training artificial-intelligence or machine-learning models on Customer Content. This Redirect Data provision replaces the Standard Terms’ Section 1.6 (Machine Learning), including in references to that section elsewhere in the Standard Terms.
The Privacy Policy and list of service providers and other recipients describe how data is handled and shared. They do not expand these permissions or override a DPA.
For Section 6.2, Customer’s rights representation concerns its submissions, instructions, and rights it grants under Section 1.6; Customer does not warrant ownership of public-web information. Provider remains responsible for the lawful basis and permissions required for its independently determined commercial processing.
Section 3.1’s first sentence is replaced: before Customer submits or instructs Provider to process Personal Data on Customer’s behalf where Applicable Data Protection Laws require a data processing agreement, the parties must enter into one. The rest of Section 3.1 continues to give the applicable DPA priority in a conflict.
3. Product-specific use restrictions
Section 2.1(a)(v) does not prohibit the website checks and comparisons the Product is designed to provide. Customer must not use them for unauthorized security testing, attempts to compromise login credentials, denial-of-service attacks, or unlawful access. Checks of private or local networks and cloud infrastructure metadata services are prohibited.
Customer must not bypass quotas, rate limits, access controls, or payment requirements. This does not authorize resale of access to the Product contrary to Section 2.1(a)(ii).
Under Section 3.2, Customer must not intentionally submit Prohibited Data except credentials required for supported inspection or integration features, or data separately authorized by Provider in writing. Applicable data-protection obligations continue to apply to information received incidentally.
4. Billing and refunds
Section 5.1’s automatic renewal applies only to recurring subscriptions, not one-time credit purchases. Ending a paid subscription leaves Free access available unless the account or access is separately closed, suspended, or terminated; Section 5.5(a) does not end that continuing Free access.
Provider will give at least 30 days’ notice before a price increase takes effect at renewal.
Reward credits are used before the monthly allowance, followed by purchased credits. Where legally permitted, reward credits expire after 30 days without additions or use; purchased credits expire after two years without additions or use on Free, but not while Customer’s organization has a paid plan. For refund calculations, purchased credits are treated as used oldest first.
In addition to refunds required by this Agreement or Applicable Laws, a first-time subscriber may request a full refund of the first subscription payment within 14 days of that charge at [email protected]. This is an exception to Section 4.1.
Sections 6.3–6.4’s functionality warranty and remedy apply to paid Subscription Periods, not Free access. Mandatory rights remain unaffected.
5. Ending access and handling data
Section 5.2 is replaced: the Framework Terms continue while Customer has an account or an active subscription, subject to termination and the surviving provisions of the Agreement.
Provider may end access for convenience on at least 30 days’ notice. If Provider does so, it will stop future subscription charges and refund unused prepaid subscription fees. It will also refund the amount paid for credits that remain unused when access ends and were purchased no earlier than 180 days before Provider’s termination notice. Older credit purchases are not refundable under this clause. Refunds required by Applicable Laws and previously accrued rights remain unaffected.
Section 5.5(b) is replaced: upon Customer’s request, Provider will delete Customer Content without undue delay, subject to Applicable Laws and any DPA. Any DPA return option remains available. Retained legal records and routine backups remain protected and may be used only for their lawful retention purpose. Product exports do not contain every category of personal data. For requests beyond product controls, contact [email protected] under a DPA or [email protected] otherwise. Sections 5.5(c) and 5.6(b) remain subject to applicable return, deletion, and retention requirements.
Lawfully collected Redirect Data may survive account closure only within Section 1.6’s permissions and Applicable Laws. Closing an account does not authorize new contributions from that account.
6. Publicity
Section 12.8 is replaced: neither party may use the other’s name or logo for publicity without prior written permission. This does not prohibit publishing eligible Redirect Data under Section 1.6, provided Provider does not identify Customer as its source or imply Customer’s endorsement.
7. Updates and notices
Provider’s material changes require at least 30 days’ notice and Customer’s affirmative acceptance. Changes are prospective. If Customer declines a material change, it may cancel for a refund of unused prepaid subscription fees and the amount paid for credits that remain unused when access ends and were purchased no earlier than 180 days before Provider’s change notice. Older credit purchases are not refundable under this clause. Refunds required by Applicable Laws and previously accrued rights remain unaffected. Any termination by Provider remains subject to the agreement then in effect and Applicable Laws. Nonmaterial corrections take effect when posted. This modifies Section 12.2 without permitting unilateral changes by Customer.
Under Section 12.9, Provider may also give written notice by displaying it to Customer in the Product; notice is not deemed received merely because a page was updated. Organization notices must be directed to an owner.
Based on the Common Paper Terms of Service and Cloud Service Agreement v2.1, available under CC BY 4.0. The Cover Page and listed changes are adaptations by Neon Deer Data Labs Inc.; Common Paper does not endorse them and provides its forms without warranties.