Terms of Service

Version 1.4 · Effective October 20, 2026

These Terms of Service (“Terms”) are an agreement between you and MSP Target LLC, operator of MSP Target (“MSP Target,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). They govern MSP Target’s websites, Networking QR experience, applications, workspaces, supplier and channel directories, lead and registration workflows, Commission & Revenue features, integrations, communications, and related services (the “Service”). Acceptance must be recorded through the applicable affirmative acceptance process before access requiring these Terms is granted. An AI assistant cannot accept for you. You accept personally unless a separate agreement expressly identifies an organization as the contracting party and its duly authorized representative accepts on its behalf. Workspace membership, a profile-manager assignment, a Lead designation, or administrative access does not by itself establish authority to bind an organization.

“Covered Parties” means MSP Target LLC and its officers, directors, managers, members, employees, and agents, solely in their capacities acting for MSP Target LLC in providing the Service. It does not include suppliers, Partners, TSDs, other participants, or independent AI services merely because they appear in or are used with the Service. Sections 13–15 protect each Covered Party only within their express scope; they create no immunity for conduct those sections preserve as actionable.

1. Eligibility and accounts

You must be at least 18 and legally capable of entering this agreement. Registration information must be accurate and kept current. Each person must use an individual account, protect its credentials, and promptly report suspected unauthorized access. You are responsible for activity you authorize and for loss to the extent caused by your breach of these account-security duties; this does not make you responsible for unauthorized activity caused by our failure to meet our own obligations. We may reject, suspend, or terminate accounts that present security, legal, payment, or policy risks.

2. Workspaces and roles

MSP Target separates customer information by workspace. Workspace owners and administrators control membership, roles, integrations, and organization settings. They may access and manage information belonging to their workspace. Platform administrators manage service operations and aggregate account metadata but are not authorized to use private customer records for unrelated purposes. You must not attempt to access another workspace or grant access to an unauthorized person.

3. Service purpose and user decisions

Customer signup review: When you create an account through the Customer request form, the submitted name, email address, company, existing Partner company, business problem, requirements or current technology, timing, and budget are sent to admin@msptarget.com for platform-side signup review and support. Only authorized MSP Target platform administrators may review these details on behalf of the platform. The administrative mailbox and its forwarded or delegated copies must be restricted to those administrators; the details must not be used for unrelated marketing or shared with suppliers or Partners without separate customer authorization. Authorized service providers may process the information as necessary to host or deliver it under the Privacy Policy. Your own access and information sharing you explicitly authorize with a selected Partner remain separate from this administrative review. Do not submit passwords, license keys, payment information, or sensitive third-party records.

MSP Target augments—not replaces—your CRM, professional judgment, supplier due diligence, TSD agreements, legal review, or customer authorization. The Service can organize leads, surface possible suppliers and routes, prepare registration communications, export records, and transmit user-approved information. You remain responsible for verifying recipients, content, contact authority, customer needs, supplier availability, registration eligibility, pricing, commissions, contracts, and all business decisions.

The Networking QR experience permits people to create a temporary professional contact card and deliberately exchange selected contact details. You are responsible for the accuracy of what you provide and for having authority to share it. You must not use a QR exchange to collect information deceptively, impersonate another person, or add someone to marketing communications without an independent lawful basis.

Commission & Revenue features organize commercial records supplied by workspace users and calculate expected amounts from recorded inputs. Pipeline, booked revenue, expected commission, partner-reported payments, and actual receipts are distinct records and may not be treated as interchangeable. MSP Target does not verify that a supplier, TSD, customer, or other party owes or paid an amount unless the record expressly identifies supporting evidence. These features are not accounting, tax, legal, or investment advice, and you remain responsible for contracts, books, filings, collection, and payment decisions. SPIFF and incentive capabilities described as planned are not part of the current Service and are not promised for any release date.

3.1 Independent evaluation and non-reliance

You must independently evaluate information before using it to make a business decision or communicating it to another person. Confirm material facts, source limitations, customer needs, technical suitability, lawful contact authority, supplier eligibility, pricing, agreements, commissions, security requirements, and third-party performance directly with appropriate sources. Do not use participant-supplied information, AI output, a suggested supplier, a ranking, or a fit assessment as your sole basis for a consequential decision or represent it as an independent MSP Target verification or guarantee. This is an allocation of responsibility for evaluation, not a statement that you have never relied on an MSP Target representation. It does not negate our express commitments or waive a claim for our fraud, misrepresentation, breach, or other actionable conduct.

The availability of information through MSP Target does not establish that the information is accurate, current, complete, authorized for your intended use, or suitable for a particular customer or transaction. A persona designation, claimed profile, supplier listing, introduction, fit assessment, or recorded human approval does not, by itself, constitute MSP Target’s verification, certification, endorsement, or guarantee. You must evaluate the information and obtain any permissions or confirmations required for your intended use. This paragraph does not negate a verification or other commitment that MSP Target expressly undertakes.

3.2 AI-assisted research and human approval

Your chosen AI assistant may generate inaccurate, incomplete, stale, biased, or fabricated information, including unsupported sources. Its capabilities and access depend on that service and your settings and connected tools. Give it only materials you are authorized to disclose, check which sources it actually accessed, and review its work before submission or use. Copying a prompt does not itself give the AI access to your MSP Target account or authority to accept terms, submit information, approve findings, or apply changes on your behalf. A recorded human approval identifies that person’s action; it does not turn participant claims into independently verified facts or guarantee their truth. AI proposals and supplier-approved information remain distinct.

3.3 Responsibility remains with the party performing the act

You remain responsible for your contributions, disclosures, user-directed communications, approvals, and independent decisions. We remain responsible for our own applicable legal obligations and express promises, including confidentiality, privacy, security, access controls, and actions we undertake. Your use of an integration or your approval of a message does not excuse an unauthorized disclosure, transmission outside that approval, or other breach by us.

4. User content

You retain ownership of information and original material you lawfully submit (“Customer Content”). You grant us a limited, non-exclusive license to host, process, reproduce, transmit, and display Customer Content only as reasonably necessary to provide, maintain, secure, and support the Service, comply with applicable law, and carry out your authorized instructions. This license does not authorize sale of private Customer Content, unrelated marketing, publication into a shared catalog, or training of general-purpose AI models on private Customer Content.

Any use of private Customer Content for a materially different purpose requires a separate lawful basis and any notice or authorization required by applicable law. Processing by service providers remains subject to the Privacy Policy and applicable data-processing terms.

You represent that you have the rights, notices, permissions, and lawful basis needed to process and communicate that content, including contact details, customer records, financial records, reviews, logos, photographs, and supporting documents. Private workspace records are not converted into global supplier facts without an authorized publishing workflow.

Ratings, reviews, notes, and experience reports submitted by users express the views of their identified or attributed authors, not MSP Target. Contributors must describe genuine experiences, disclose material relationships where required, and must not submit fake, purchased, manipulated, retaliatory, defamatory, or misleading reviews. Moderation, formatting, aggregation, or publication does not mean MSP Target adopts, verifies, or endorses a contributor’s opinion.

You must have authority not only to possess material but also to upload it, disclose it to the intended recipients, and share it with any external AI or other service you choose. Public accessibility is not permission to reuse protected material. Do not submit information you know is materially false or misleading, conceal consequential limitations, or assert that you represent an organization without its authorization. Identify material uncertainty and conflicts, and promptly correct or report material inaccuracies you discover in your contributions. An honest, identified unknown is not itself misconduct or a warranty that a fact is false. You do not warrant the accuracy of independent third-party material merely by identifying its source, but you remain responsible for your own representations and the authorized way you use it.

5. Shared catalog information

Supplier and channel identity, public contacts, services, capabilities, relationships, and other published facts may appear in the shared MSP Target catalog. Supplier- or channel-authorized managers may claim and maintain their published profiles. Original profile text and media supplied by a profile manager remain that contributor’s or applicable rights holder’s property; submission grants MSP Target the limited license in Section 4.

Business names, product names, logos, and other marks remain the property of their respective owners. MSP Target may display them to identify and describe the applicable supplier, TSD, channel, product, or relationship. Their display does not imply ownership by, endorsement of, sponsorship of, or affiliation with MSP Target, and material being publicly visible does not make it public domain. Workspace contacts, credentials, notes, ratings, opportunity history, and account details remain private to the workspace unless an authorized user deliberately publishes or transmits them. The Supplier and Channel Information Disclaimer applies.

6. Integrations and external services

Third-party services—including HubSpot, SendGrid, MSP Trigger, suppliers, TSDs, and linked websites—are independent and governed by their own terms. Connecting an integration authorizes MSP Target to exchange the data and permissions shown during setup. You may disconnect supported integrations. We do not control third-party availability, decisions, data, or security. See the Third-Party Data & Integrations Policy.

An independent third party’s promise is not our promise, and we do not guarantee its delivery, availability, security, suitability, compliance, or commercial performance. However, using a hosting, email, security, or other service provider to perform our obligations does not release us from the obligations that applicable law or our express commitments place on us. The Privacy Policy and any applicable signed data-processing agreement continue to govern our processing and provider disclosures.

7. Communications and approvals

You may direct MSP Target to prepare registration drafts for your own email application and, where enabled, transmit an explicitly approved registration, campaign, invitation, export, or operational message through a configured provider. You are the sender or initiating party for user-directed business communications and remain responsible for recipient authority, sender identity, accuracy, lawful basis, and applicable consent. Provider acceptance is not proof of delivery, receipt, or business acceptance. Transactional account and security communications may be sent as necessary to operate the Service. The Electronic Communications Policy applies.

You must independently satisfy applicable recipient-consent, identification, anti-spam, calling, texting, confidentiality, and opt-out requirements. A directory listing, QR exchange, AI suggestion, provider event, or prior business relationship does not itself establish every permission needed for another communication. We remain responsible for implementing the transmission restrictions, privacy protections, and other service commitments we expressly undertake.

An introduction, referral, shared opportunity, or invitation to collaborate authorizes only the access and communications expressly permitted for that interaction. It does not, by itself, authorize a recipient to export unrelated customer information, add contacts to unrelated marketing, disclose information to additional parties, or represent that it owns or exclusively controls a customer relationship.

Participants must honor any separately agreed confidentiality, referral, compensation, and engagement terms. MSP Target does not guarantee exclusivity, account protection, referral compensation, or non-circumvention unless it expressly undertakes that obligation in an applicable agreement. Nothing in these Terms restricts a customer’s freedom to select or change its providers.

8. Plans, billing, and cancellation

Plan definitions and intended pricing may appear on the pricing page before self-service checkout is available. Displaying a price does not enroll or charge you. Any paid subscription begins only through an affirmative checkout or written order identifying the applicable price, period, access, and renewal terms. Taxes may apply. Details appear in the Subscription, Cancellation & Refund Policy.

9. Acceptable use

You must comply with the Acceptable Use Policy. Among other restrictions, you may not misuse personal information, send unlawful or deceptive communications, bypass access controls, introduce malicious code, disrupt the Service, impersonate others, or use data without authority.

10. MSP Target intellectual property

MSP Target and its licensors retain all rights in the Service, software, design, documentation, trademarks, and non-customer content. These Terms give you a limited, revocable, non-transferable right to use the Service for your internal business purposes during an active account. They do not prevent you from independently developing or operating products and workflows that do not copy MSP Target software, confidential information, or protected expression. Feedback may be used without restriction or compensation, but does not transfer ownership of your pre-existing intellectual property.

11. Confidentiality and security

Each party will protect non-public information received from the other using reasonable care and use it only for the Service relationship. This obligation does not cover information independently developed, already lawfully known, publicly available without breach, or lawfully received from another source. Required legal disclosures may be made after notice where permitted. We use reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards, but no system is perfectly secure.

Nothing in the risk allocation, non-reliance, disclaimer, release, covenant-not-to-sue, or indemnity provisions expands our content license, authorizes a new disclosure or processing purpose, permits AI training on private material contrary to our commitments, or reduces our confidentiality, privacy, security, notification, or other express duties. The Privacy Policy, applicable signed data-processing terms, and this Section continue to apply. A user’s duty to obtain disclosure authority is separate from our duty to handle received information as promised. Remedies for a breach remain subject to Section 14 only to the extent lawful; the underlying obligations are not disclaimed.

12. Suspension and termination

You may stop using the Service and cancel as described in the Subscription Policy. We may suspend or terminate access for material breach, unlawful use, nonpayment, security risk, or harm to the Service or others. When practicable, we will provide notice and an opportunity to cure. Following termination, workspace owners may request an available export during the stated retention period. Certain provisions—including ownership, confidentiality, disclaimers, liability limits, indemnity, and dispute terms—survive.

13. Disclaimers, defined risks, and limited release

13.1 Service and information limitations

EXCEPT FOR OUR EXPRESS COMMITMENTS AND RIGHTS THAT CANNOT LAWFULLY BE EXCLUDED, THE SERVICE IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE.” TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE COVERED PARTIES DISCLAIM IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, AND ACCURACY. We do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, currency, or suitability of participant-supplied information, AI-generated outputs, supplier recommendations, rankings, fit assessments, or third-party information. We do not guarantee uninterrupted operation, QR availability, successful registration, supplier acceptance, pricing, commission calculations or payment, customer matching, sales opportunities, revenue, commercial outcomes, or third-party performance. Directory inclusion does not indicate participation, independent verification, endorsement, authorization, or a commercial agreement. Beta, evaluation, and planned features may change, be delayed, or end, subject to applicable law and our express commitments.

13.2 Limited release and covenant not to sue

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, YOU RELEASE THE COVERED PARTIES FROM CLAIMS YOU OWN IN YOUR OWN CAPACITY FOR LOSSES CAUSED SOLELY BY (A) YOUR INDEPENDENT BUSINESS DECISIONS BASED ON PARTICIPANT, THIRD-PARTY, OR AI INFORMATION THAT MSP TARGET DID NOT EXPRESSLY WARRANT OR INDEPENDENTLY VERIFY; (B) YOUR UNAUTHORIZED CONTRIBUTIONS, DISCLOSURES, OR COMMUNICATIONS OR OTHER MISUSE SPECIFIED IN SECTIONS 4, 7, AND 9; OR (C) AN INDEPENDENT THIRD PARTY’S FAILURE TO PERFORM ITS OWN OBLIGATIONS, WHERE NO COVERED PARTY CAUSED OR CONTRIBUTED TO THE LOSS THROUGH ITS OWN BREACH, NEGLIGENCE, OR OTHER WRONGDOING. This limited release applies only to those defined risks and only to claims the law permits you to release. It does not release another person’s or an organization’s rights merely because you have an account or assignment.

Only to the extent the preceding release is valid and enforceable, you covenant not to bring or maintain a claim that it actually releases. This covenant does not prevent a good-faith challenge to the validity, scope, or enforceability of the release; a claim that falls outside it; a complaint to or cooperation with a regulator or law-enforcement agency; a protected disclosure; an honest review; or the exercise of a nonwaivable right. It creates no automatic penalty, fee shifting, or indemnity for bringing a claim against a Covered Party.

13.3 Matters not released or disclaimed

The non-reliance language, disclaimers, release, and covenant not to sue do not excuse or release a Covered Party’s own breach of an express obligation, negligence, fraud, fraudulent or actionable misrepresentation, gross negligence, willful misconduct, unlawful conduct, or responsibility imposed by nonwaivable law. In particular, they do not release our failure to meet our applicable privacy, confidentiality, security, or notification obligations. They do not restrict statutory consumer or privacy remedies, lawful regulatory action, or other rights that cannot lawfully be waived. Whether a surviving monetary claim may be limited is addressed separately in Section 14, not by treating the obligation itself as nonexistent.

14. Limitation of liability

14.1 Excluded categories of damages

SUBJECT TO SECTION 14.3 AND TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, NEITHER PARTY IS LIABLE TO THE OTHER FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, INCLUDING LOST PROFITS, REVENUE, COMMISSIONS, OPPORTUNITIES, GOODWILL, OR DATA TO THE EXTENT THOSE LOSSES ARE INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL. This applies whether the claim sounds in contract, tort (including ordinary negligence), statute, or another theory, even if the possibility of the loss was disclosed. Direct losses are not excluded merely because they involve data, confidentiality, privacy, or security.

14.2 Aggregate cap for Covered Parties

SUBJECT TO SECTION 14.3 AND TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE COVERED PARTIES’ TOTAL AGGREGATE MONETARY LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE SERVICE OR THESE TERMS WILL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF (A) THE FEES YOU PAID MSP TARGET LLC FOR THE AFFECTED SERVICE DURING THE 12 MONTHS IMMEDIATELY BEFORE THE FIRST EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM OR RELATED SERIES OF CLAIMS, OR (B) US $100. The cap is shared across the Covered Parties; additional claimants asserting your rights, defendants, legal theories, or related claims do not multiply it. A separate signed agreement may expressly provide a different applicable limit. No artificial or projected fees are imputed to free or beta access.

14.3 Exceptions and preserved remedies

The exclusions and cap in Sections 14.1–14.2 do not apply to fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, gross negligence, or willful misconduct by the party seeking their benefit; liability for death or personal injury to the extent exclusion or limitation is prohibited; or any liability, statutory remedy, or right that applicable law does not permit to be excluded or limited. They do not limit your payment obligations for validly agreed fees. They do not restrict available injunctive relief or non-monetary privacy rights such as lawful access, correction, deletion, objection, or complaint.

MSP Target’s defense obligation under Section 15.3, including covered defense costs and attorneys’ fees, is subject to the aggregate cap in Section 14.2 and counts toward, rather than adds to, that cap, except where applicable law or an applicable signed agreement requires otherwise. Section 15.3 does not create an additional obligation to pay infringement awards or settlements or to refund unused fees.

Your defense and indemnification obligations under Section 15.1 are subject to a separate aggregate cap equal to the greater of US $10,000 or the fees you paid MSP Target LLC for the affected Service during the 12 months preceding the first event giving rise to the claim or related series of claims.

That separate cap does not apply to the extent a covered third-party claim results from your fraud, willful misconduct, knowing infringement or misappropriation, knowing submission of materially false information, or knowing unauthorized disclosure or use of personal or confidential information.

These exceptions do not expand the categories of claims covered by Section 15.1, eliminate the exclusions and allocation protections in Section 15.2, or make you responsible for a Covered Party’s own conduct.

Section 14.1 does not exclude an otherwise covered third-party award or approved settlement merely because that award or settlement compensates a category of loss identified in Section 14.1. No party may recover twice for the same loss.

Ordinary breach-of-contract and ordinary-negligence monetary claims against Covered Parties, including claims involving confidentiality, privacy, or security, remain subject to Section 14.2’s cap and the applicable damages exclusions only where lawful and unless an applicable signed agreement expressly provides otherwise. Your Section 15.1 obligations instead use the separate cap and exceptions stated in this Section 14.3; Section 14.2 does not reduce that cap. This allocates potential remedies; it does not disclaim our safeguards, authorize a breach, or erase an express promise. If a limitation is unlawful in the circumstances, the affected limitation will not apply to that extent. Nothing requires a person to surrender a mandatory protection of the law that applies to that person.

15. Defense, indemnification, and claim handling

15.1 Claims arising from your acts or misuse

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, you will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Covered Parties against a third-party claim, and resulting damages finally awarded or payable under a settlement approved under Section 15.4, together with reasonable defense costs and attorneys’ fees, only to the extent caused by: (a) Customer Content you submit without required rights or disclosure authority, or content you knowingly submit as materially false or misleading; (b) your unauthorized disclosure or use of personal, confidential, or protected information; (c) communications you initiate or authorize that violate applicable law or another person’s rights; (d) your infringement or misappropriation through material you provide; or (e) your material breach of Sections 4, 7, or 9, including impersonation, evasion of access controls, deceptive conduct, or unauthorized commercial activity.

A claim by a customer, supplier, TSD, or other participant is not covered merely because you did business with that person, used a recommendation, made an unsuccessful decision, or used the Service. It must arise from a covered act or misuse described above. These obligations bind only the person or organization that validly undertook them; an individual’s account or assignment does not bind an unrepresented organization or make an individual responsible for others’ acts merely because they share a workspace.

15.2 Exclusions and allocation

You owe no defense or indemnity to the extent a claim is caused by a Covered Party’s own negligence, breach of these Terms or another applicable agreement, breach of privacy, confidentiality, or security obligations, fraud, misrepresentation, gross negligence, willful misconduct, or other unlawful conduct. Mixed claims must be allocated to the covered portion; this provision does not shift MSP Target’s own responsibility to you. There is no indemnity merely because you assert a first-party claim against us, challenge a term, exercise a protected right, submit an honest review, or contact an authority. No amount may be recovered twice for the same loss.

15.3 MSP Target’s intellectual-property protection

We will defend you against a third-party claim that the unmodified Service directly infringes a U.S. intellectual-property right, subject to the claim-handling procedure in Section 15.4 and the limits in Section 14. This does not cover a claim to the extent caused by Customer Content, a modification not made or authorized by us, or an unauthorized combination with material or systems we did not supply where the claim would not otherwise arise. These exclusions do not excuse an infringement independently present in the Service itself. This is a defense obligation only; it does not add a promise to pay infringement awards or settlements or to refund unused fees. Any separate refund rights under the Subscription Policy or an applicable signed agreement, and rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, remain unaffected.

15.4 Claim-handling procedure

The party requesting protection must promptly give written notice through the legal-notice contact in Section 18, with available claim papers, relevant facts, and deadlines, and provide reasonable cooperation at the defending party’s expense. In this Section, the “defending party” means the party owing the applicable defense under Section 15.1 or 15.3. The procedure does not expand either party’s substantive obligation or applicable cap. Late notice reduces an obligation only to the extent the delay materially prejudices the defense. Neither party must disclose privileged material or unlawfully disclose personal or confidential information. Reasonable protective arrangements must be used.

The defending party may control the defense with competent counsel reasonably acceptable to the protected party. The protected party may participate with its own counsel at its own expense, except that reasonable separate-counsel costs necessary to address an actual material conflict in a covered claim are borne by the defending party. A defense duty arises when the claim’s allegations, if established, would fall within the applicable defense obligation; allocation and reimbursement must reflect the covered and excluded portions rather than shift the protected party’s own wrongdoing.

No settlement may admit fault by, impose a payment or non-monetary obligation on, restrict the business of, or fail to fully and unconditionally release a protected party without that party’s prior written consent. Consent must not be unreasonably withheld for a settlement that provides that release, is fully funded by the defending party, and imposes no admission or other obligation on the protected party. The protected party may not settle a claim and charge the defending party without its prior written consent, not to be unreasonably withheld where a settlement payment is owed under Section 15.1. Controlling a defense or consenting to a settlement does not itself create a payment obligation beyond the applicable undertaking in Section 15.1 or 15.3. If the defending party fails to undertake a required defense after reasonable notice and opportunity to do so, the protected party may conduct a reasonable defense and seek covered, reasonably incurred defense costs, subject to the exclusions, allocation and applicable cap above.

16. Disputes and governing law

Before filing a formal claim, the parties will attempt good-faith resolution for 30 days after written notice through Section 18. This process does not prevent urgent relief, regulatory complaints, or a filing needed to preserve a deadline, and does not shorten or waive a mandatory limitation period. Unless applicable mandatory law requires otherwise, Florida law governs these Terms, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, and exclusive venue lies in state courts in Palm Beach County, Florida, or federal courts with jurisdiction over that county. Either party may seek available emergency injunctive relief to protect security, confidentiality, privacy, or intellectual property. This section does not introduce arbitration or a class-action waiver. Mandatory consumer, privacy, and other nonwaivable rights and forums remain available where applicable.

17. Changes, priority, and general terms

We will identify the version and effective date of these Terms and provide reasonable advance notice of material changes. Where renewed affirmative acceptance is required by applicable law or requested by MSP Target, access to the affected Service may require that acceptance before further use.

Updated Terms do not retroactively release accrued claims or alter the historical record of the version you previously accepted. Merely viewing a document, copying a prompt, or directing an AI assistant to read it does not constitute your affirmative acceptance.

Neither party may assign these Terms without consent, except in connection with a merger, reorganization, or sale of substantially all relevant assets, subject to applicable law and privacy commitments. The parties are independent contractors. If a provision is unenforceable, it is severed only to the necessary extent; the remaining provisions continue, but severability does not authorize enforcement of an unlawful waiver. Covered Parties are intended third-party beneficiaries solely of protections expressly extended to them in Sections 13–15; no platform participant becomes a beneficiary merely through participation.

These Terms and the linked policies form the agreement, subject to an applicable signed order, addendum, or data-processing agreement. Such a signed agreement controls a conflict on its stated subject. Privacy processing, disclosure, retention, and rights are governed by the Privacy Policy and applicable data-processing terms; these Terms do not expand those permissions. Section 11’s preserved duties and Sections 13.3 and 14.3 control over inconsistent disclaimer, release, covenant, or indemnity wording. No linked policy silently broadens an exclusion or release beyond these safeguards or diminishes a nonwaivable right. Provisions that by their nature survive termination include ownership, confidentiality, applicable privacy and security obligations, lawful retention duties, the scoped risk allocations, accrued indemnity obligations, and dispute terms.

18. Legal notices, support, and corrections

The contracting party is MSP Target LLC, a Florida limited liability company. Legal notices may be sent to MSP TARGET LLC, 14280 S. MILITARY TRAIL SUITE 6394, DELRAY BEACH, FL 33482, or by email to support@msptarget.com. These notice channels do not replace any method of service or mandatory notice procedure required by applicable law.

Operational support, privacy requests, correction requests, and intellectual-property concerns may be submitted through the MSP Target support page. Identify the affected profile or material, your relationship to the rights holder, and the requested correction or removal. We may request reasonable verification. A formal dispute or indemnity notice should also identify the claimant, the relevant agreement and event, the requested relief, and any response deadline. Do not send passwords, API keys, or unnecessary customer secrets; request a secure channel for sensitive materials.