Términos de uso

You need to be at least 13 years old (and old enough to agree to terms like these where you live).

Keep your sign-in to yourself. What happens under your account is your responsibility, so if you think someone else got in, change your password and tell us.

On a plan with a team, you can invite teammates. Each one signs in with their own account and works only in the Spaces you pick, with only what you allow. What they do in your Spaces counts as done by your account, and you can take anyone off your team at any time.

If somebody invites you onto their team, the Spaces you work in are theirs. What you add there stays with them when you leave, and they can take you off the team at any time.

Give us a real email address - it's how we reach you about anything that matters.

Everything you create on Tublish - pages, posts, articles, pictures, your subscriber list - belongs to you. Full stop.

To run the service, you give us permission to store your content, show it to your visitors, and deliver it to the platforms you choose. That's the entire purpose of the permission, and it ends when you delete the content or your account (allowing a short window for backups to cycle out).

You're responsible for having the rights to what you publish. Don't post other people's work as your own.

We believe creators should have room to be themselves, including saying things others disagree with. The lines below are hard lines, not matters of taste:

• Anything illegal where you are or where we are
• Any sexual content involving minors - zero tolerance, and we report it to the authorities
• Human trafficking or exploitation
• Selling drugs or running gambling operations
• Real violence presented for thrill or glorification
• Nazism, antisemitism, or Holocaust denial
• Malware, phishing, scams, or deceptive impersonation
• Spam - on Tublish pages or through the posting tools

If content crosses these lines we may remove it, and in serious cases suspend or close the account. We make those calls in good faith and won't use them to silence opinions we merely dislike.

When you connect a platform (Discord, Telegram, Bluesky, and so on) and click Post, you're telling Tublish to deliver that content there on your behalf - and you're confirming you're allowed to post it there.

Each platform has its own rules, and those rules apply to what you send. If a platform limits, removes, or blocks something, that's between you and them - we deliver, we don't control their side.

Don't use the poster to spam. It's the fastest way to lose both your platform accounts and your Tublish account.

Tublish uses YouTube API Services. If you connect YouTube to Tublish, or give Tublish your YouTube channel, you also agree to be bound by YouTube's Terms of Service.

If you connect an assistant to your account (Claude or ChatGPT, for example), it acts on your instructions, and what it does in your account counts as done by you. Every post it prepares, every newsletter it would send to your mailing list, every blog article it would publish or change, every picture it would put on a video you sent to YouTube, and every change it would make to your E-Business card, your website, your media kit or your Space's settings while anyone else can see it, waits for your click, unless you let that assistant go ahead without asking - and a post or a newsletter that has gone out can't be called back.

It can change your Autopilot, but it can't switch your Story shelf on, or add a video or a platform to one that is on, unless you let it go ahead without asking.

If you're on somebody else's team, an assistant you connect works only in the Spaces they share with you, and only as far as they allow you. Anything that waits for their OK when you send it waits for their OK when your assistant sends it, whatever you let your assistant do.

Tublish has a free plan that is genuinely useful and genuinely free. Paid plans open more.

You'll always see the price before you pay, and we'll announce price changes before they touch you.

Our order process is conducted by our online reseller Paddle.com. Paddle.com is the Merchant of Record for all our orders. Paddle takes the payment, handles any sales tax or VAT, sends the receipt and handles refunds, under its own buyer terms.

You can cancel a paid plan whenever you like, and you can ask for your first payment back within 14 days of it. The Refund Policy, at tublish.com/refunds, has the details.

If you downgrade, the new plan's limits apply from the day it starts. Content above the new plan's limits is kept safe for about 30 days - with warnings before anything happens - and then permanently deleted. Upgrading again within that window restores everything instantly.

You can delete a Space or your whole account whenever you want. Deletion starts a 30-day countdown during which you can change your mind; after that it's permanent and the address becomes available again.

Quiet is fine. A finished site that just sits online and serves its visitors is a site doing its job, and we'll never touch it.

Only a free account with no signs of life at all - no sign-ins, no visitors, nothing - for a full year may be closed, to free its address for someone who'll use it.

Before that ever happens we send several email reminders, and each one carries a one-click "keep my Space alive" link. One click, and the clock resets - no sign-in needed.

The Tublish platform itself - the code, the design, the name - is ours. Don't copy, resell, or reverse-engineer it.

Websites made with Tublish carry a small "Made with Tublish.com" line in the footer, on every plan. It's how the next creator finds us, and it's part of the deal.

Where we say your numbers are kept "forever", we mean for as long as Tublish exists and your account is open. No company can promise longer than its own life, and we won't pretend otherwise - which is why you can download your subscriber list any time.

• Don't try to break in, probe, or overload the service
• Don't scrape other creators' pages or harvest their subscribers' details
• Don't work around limits, meters, or gates
• Don't pretend to be someone you're not

We work hard to keep Tublish fast, safe, and always on - and we can't promise perfection. The service is provided as is, without warranties.

To the fullest extent the law allows, we're not liable for indirect damages - lost profits, lost data, lost followers. If we're ever liable for something, our total liability is capped at what you paid us in the twelve months before the problem.

When we update these terms we'll change the date at the top, and for meaningful changes we'll tell you by email or inside Tublish before they take effect.

Using Tublish after a change means you accept it.

These terms are governed by applicable law, and disputes belong to the competent courts of the jurisdiction where Tublish operates - though we'd much rather solve any problem with a message first.