Legal · draft
Terms of use
Placeholder structure — final copy to be supplied by Dripcut's legal team.
1. Using Dripcut
This section will explain using dripcut in plain language — short paragraphs, no jargon, readable on a phone. Each clause should say what happens, who is responsible and how long it takes.
2. Posting a drip
This section will explain posting a drip in plain language — short paragraphs, no jargon, readable on a phone. Each clause should say what happens, who is responsible and how long it takes.
3. Pitches and contracts
This section will explain pitches and contracts in plain language — short paragraphs, no jargon, readable on a phone. Each clause should say what happens, who is responsible and how long it takes.
4. Payments and escrow
This section will explain payments and escrow in plain language — short paragraphs, no jargon, readable on a phone. Each clause should say what happens, who is responsible and how long it takes.
5. Disputes
This section will explain disputes in plain language — short paragraphs, no jargon, readable on a phone. Each clause should say what happens, who is responsible and how long it takes.
6. Changes to these terms
This section will explain changes to these terms in plain language — short paragraphs, no jargon, readable on a phone. Each clause should say what happens, who is responsible and how long it takes.