Terms of Use

These Terms of Use are entered into by SingleStack Ventures, LLC, doing business as Atlas Visibility ("Atlas," "we," "us," or "our"), and you.

These Terms govern your access to and use of atlasvisibility.com, Atlas-operated applications and client workspaces, and any related software, tools, reports, evaluations, dashboards, APIs, services, or materials (collectively, the "Site and Services").

By accessing, using, or subscribing to the Site and Services, you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree to these Terms, you should not access, use, or subscribe to the Site and Services.

These Terms include limits on Atlas's liability, Client indemnification obligations, binding individual arbitration, a class-action and jury-trial waiver, and a shortened period to bring certain business claims, subject to applicable law. Please read Sections 16, 17, and 24 before accepting.

The Privacy Policy describes Atlas's handling of personal information. Your acceptance of these Terms also includes the Data Processing Addendum when applicable, the Copyright and Content Complaint Policy, and the subprocessor authorizations, disclosures, and notices described in Sections 20, 22, and 27. No separate signature is required for those incorporated terms.

Accepting these Terms does not replace a separate consent required by law, opt you into optional advertising technologies, or waive mandatory privacy rights.

You may subscribe personally or for a business or other organization. "You" and "Client" mean the individual subscribing personally or the organization for which these Terms are accepted. The person accepting represents that they are at least 18 years old and have legal capacity to enter this agreement. If accepting for an organization, that person also represents that they have authority to bind it.

1. Nature of Services

Atlas Visibility provides subscription software as a service and, when included in an Order, managed services, insights, evaluations, reports, content, blogs, articles, citations, and advisory information related to online visibility, reputation, authority signals, brand positioning, and digital trust indicators.

These insights may be delivered through written materials, automated tools, dashboards, reports, or other digital systems.

Client purchases access to the features, capacity, business locations, users, integrations, and services identified in its accepted Order. A subscription does not include every feature Atlas offers, custom development, consulting, migration, source-code delivery, or support outside the stated scope. Roadmaps, demonstrations, and planned features are not commitments to deliver future functionality.

All materials and outputs provided through the Site and Services are for informational and strategic purposes only.

Nothing on the Site and Services constitutes legal, financial, accounting, medical, or other professional advice. You should consult qualified professionals before making decisions based on information obtained from the Site and Services.

2. Use of the Site and Services

Subscriptions are offered only to individuals, businesses, and other organizations located in the United States. Individual subscribers and authorized users of the subscribed Services must be at least 18 years old, and the person accepting these Terms must have legal capacity to enter this agreement. Atlas may request reasonable evidence of eligibility or authority and restrict or end access if these requirements are not met, subject to applicable law and Section 23.

You agree to use the Site and Services only for lawful purposes and in a manner consistent with these Terms.

You agree not to:

• Attempt to interfere with the operation, availability, or security of the Site and Services
• Reverse engineer or extract source code, nonpublic prompts, models, workflows, or methods, or probe, scan, or test vulnerabilities without Atlas's written authorization, except where applicable law expressly permits an activity despite this restriction
• Use automated systems, bots, scraping tools, or similar technologies to extract nonpublic data, analysis, or proprietary content, bypass access controls, or exceed authorized API access. Ordinary indexing of public pages in accordance with published crawler instructions is permitted
• Copy, reproduce, redistribute, license, sell, or commercially exploit any proprietary materials without written permission

Subscription Access and Accounts

Subject to these Terms, the accepted Order, and payment of amounts due, Atlas grants Client a limited, nonexclusive, nontransferable right for its authorized users to access the subscribed software during the service term for Client's own personal, business, or organizational purposes within the subscribed scope. This is a right of access, not a sale of software. Client may not resell, sublicense, rent, share access with unauthorized third parties, operate a service bureau, or offer the Services under another brand unless an Order expressly permits it.

Client is responsible for its authorized users, account information, access permissions, connected accounts, and lawful instructions. Client will protect login links, passwords, API keys, tokens, and recovery methods; promptly remove access when authorization ends; and notify Atlas of suspected compromise. Client must not share individual login credentials or circumvent tenant boundaries, authentication, usage limits, or security controls. This allocation does not excuse Atlas from its own contractual or legal duties.

Atlas may rely on instructions from Client's designated account owner or administrator within that person's apparent authority. Client is responsible for disputes among its personnel concerning ownership, permissions, or instructions. Atlas may request evidence of authority and restrict disputed access while it evaluates conflicting requests.

Usage Limits and System Integrity

Client will comply with the storage, request, generation, publication, user, and other limits disclosed in its plan or Order. Unused capacity does not roll over unless the Order says otherwise. Atlas may throttle or restrict activity reasonably necessary to protect security, availability, other clients, or provider limits. Additional fees or plan upgrades require the authorization described in the Order; exceeding a limit does not authorize an undisclosed charge.

Client may not upload malicious code, send spam, enable unauthorized surveillance, access another client's information, falsify account ownership, or use nonpublic Atlas Materials to train or build a competing product. Public business information and Client's own materials remain subject to their respective owners' rights. Suspension and termination are governed by Section 23.

3. User Submissions and Data

You are responsible for ensuring that any information you submit through the Site and Services is accurate, complete, and current.

Atlas Visibility may use submitted information to generate evaluations, reports, or analytical insights.

Atlas Visibility is not responsible for outcomes resulting from inaccurate, incomplete, or misleading information provided by users.

SMS Communications

By providing your phone number through our website booking form and opting in, you agree to receive SMS appointment reminders and related scheduling communications from Atlas Visibility.

This SMS program is used solely for appointment-related communications. Atlas Visibility does not send promotional or marketing text messages through this program.

Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply.

You can reply STOP to unsubscribe at any time or HELP for assistance.

Consent to receive SMS messages is not a condition of purchase.

4. Regulated Data and Sensitive Information

The Site and Services are not designed or intended to collect, store, process, or transmit sensitive personal information or regulated data.

You agree not to submit, upload, transmit, or otherwise provide any information that is subject to regulatory protections, including but not limited to:

• Protected Health Information (PHI) under HIPAA
• Medical records or patient information
• Financial account numbers or payment card information
• Government identification numbers such as Social Security numbers
• Any information subject to specialized privacy regulations

The standard Services are not offered as HIPAA-compliant services or as a regulated-data system under HIPAA, GLBA, FERPA, or similar frameworks. Atlas does not agree to undertake business-associate or other specialized regulated-data obligations without a separate signed agreement and appropriate safeguards. A legal obligation that applies to actual processing cannot be waived by this restriction.

Client is responsible for an unauthorized submission. Atlas may restrict access, reject the submission, or securely remove the information, subject to legal preservation and notification duties. Payment details and integration credentials must be provided only through the designated secure payment or connection mechanism, never in content, prompts, support messages, or a knowledge base.

5. Content Categories and Client Materials

For purposes of these Terms:

"Client Materials" means information, content, data, instructions, claims, credentials, trademarks, photographs, recordings, testimonials, names, likenesses, voices, and other materials supplied, selected, or made available by or for Client, including information used in a client knowledge base.

"Atlas Materials" means Atlas's pre-existing or independently developed software, systems, prompts, workflows, templates, methods, know-how, documentation, taxonomies, tools, processes, AI agents, and reusable components, including improvements that do not disclose Client's confidential information.

"Third-Party Materials" means content, software, models, data, fonts, stock assets, open-source materials, platform features, and other items owned or controlled by a third party and subject to separate terms or licenses.

"Final Deliverables" means the specific completed work product identified as a deliverable in the applicable order, statement of work, or service description, including in-scope content Atlas publishes under Section 9. Final Deliverables exclude Client Materials, Atlas Materials, Third-Party Materials, production tools, and drafts that Atlas has not identified or published as final.

Client represents and warrants that it owns or has obtained all rights, permissions, licenses, notices, and consents required for Atlas and its service providers to receive, host, reproduce, adapt, transmit, analyze, generate from, display, distribute, and publish the Client Materials as contemplated by the engagement. This includes rights relating to copy, photographs, music, trademarks, names, likenesses, voices, testimonials, reviews, customer statements, statistics, claims, confidential information, and materials belonging to employees, customers, contractors, or other third parties.

Client grants Atlas a nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license, with the right to sublicense to service providers, to use the Client Materials as reasonably necessary to provide, secure, support, and document the Services and to create and publish Final Deliverables. Client retains all rights it holds in the Client Materials.

6. Ownership, Licenses, Hosting, and Installed Technology

Atlas retains all rights in the Atlas Materials. Third-Party Materials remain subject to applicable third-party terms. No Atlas Materials or Third-Party Materials are transferred to Client except through the limited licenses expressly stated in these Terms or a signed agreement.

After Atlas receives all amounts due for the applicable Final Deliverables, Atlas assigns to Client the transferable rights, if any, that Atlas owns in those Final Deliverables. To the extent an assignment is not legally available, Atlas grants Client a perpetual, worldwide, nonexclusive, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, display, distribute, adapt, and create derivative works from those Final Deliverables for Client's lawful personal, business, or organizational purposes, subject to the exclusions and third-party restrictions in these Terms.

Atlas grants Client a nonexclusive license to any Atlas Materials embedded in a Final Deliverable only as necessary to use that Final Deliverable. No source prompts, internal workflows, production systems, reusable templates, models, methods, or other Atlas Materials are transferred unless a signed agreement expressly says so.

Hosting and operational access are separate from copyright ownership. If Client separately pays the ongoing hosting, platform, infrastructure, or third-party subscription charges required to keep a deliverable operational, Client may continue using that hosted deliverable after the relationship ends, subject to these Terms and applicable third-party requirements. If Atlas pays those ongoing charges, the hosted environment is provided only during the service relationship, and Atlas may remove, disable, unpublish, or discontinue it when the relationship ends. Standard service fees do not include separate hosting or pass-through charges unless identified in writing.

Custom AEO Agent

When included in the Services, Client authorizes Atlas to install, configure, access, update, operate, and, when the Services end, disable or remove Atlas's Custom AEO Agent on Client's website. The Custom AEO Agent and its underlying software, workflows, methods, and configurations are Atlas Materials. Client receives a limited, nonexclusive, nontransferable, revocable license to use them only during the applicable service term.

Atlas does not use the Custom AEO Agent as an advertising pixel or behavioral advertising tracker unless a separate signed agreement expressly authorizes that use and the parties implement any required notice and consent. Client remains responsible for its website, privacy notices, consent obligations, credentials, backups, and all technologies installed by Client or other providers.

Informal references such as "your content engine," "your site," or "your agent" are descriptive only and do not create or expand any ownership, license, or post-termination access right. Nothing in these Terms permits Client to copy, extract, distribute, reverse engineer, or create derivative systems from Atlas Materials.

7. Restricted Industries

Due to existing contractual obligations, before January 1, 2027, the Site and Services are not available to physicians who perform plastic surgery procedures or businesses that operate medical spa services. This restriction applies through December 31, 2026.

By accessing or using the Site and Services during that restricted period, you represent and warrant that neither you nor your organization provides plastic surgery services or operates a medical spa.

During that restricted period, Atlas Visibility reserves the right to verify eligibility under this Section before or after account creation.

During that restricted period, if Atlas Visibility determines that a user falls within these restricted categories, Atlas Visibility may immediately suspend or terminate access to the Services under this Section.

If a user misrepresents their eligibility under this Section during that restricted period and such misrepresentation results in legal claims, disputes, or damages involving Atlas Visibility or any of Atlas Visibility's shareholders, the user agrees to indemnify and hold Atlas Visibility harmless from any resulting claims, liabilities, damages, or expenses.

Beginning January 1, 2027, these industries are eligible under this particular restriction. All other Terms, service requirements, and applicable safeguards continue to apply. Expiration of this restriction does not release obligations or liabilities arising from access, use, or misrepresentations during the restricted period, including the indemnification obligation above.

8. Automated Systems and AI Use

"AI Technologies" means machine-learning, generative-AI, automated-decision, content-generation, content-transformation, transcription, translation, moderation, image, audio, video, code, and similar technologies used by Atlas or its service providers in connection with the Services.

"AI Output" means text, images, audio, video, code, data, analysis, recommendations, or other material generated, transformed, summarized, or assisted in whole or in part through AI Technologies.

"Synthetic Media" means generated or materially altered image, audio, video, or audiovisual material that depicts, imitates, or appears to record a person, object, place, event, statement, or conduct that did not occur or did not occur as depicted. Routine technical edits that do not materially change meaning are not Synthetic Media.

Client authorizes Atlas to use AI Technologies and vetted service providers to process authorized Client Materials and to produce, transform, review, and publish Final Deliverables. Atlas may select, replace, or add providers in the ordinary course without separate Client approval unless applicable law, the Data Processing Addendum, or a signed agreement requires a different process.

Atlas will not use private customer information to train general-purpose AI models and will not authorize its processing providers to use that information for such training. For this commitment, private customer information means nonpublic personal information and confidential Client Materials.

Authorized AI inference, knowledge-base retrieval, analysis, and content generation to provide the Services remain permitted, subject to the agreed scope, confidentiality obligations, and applicable Data Processing Addendum. Atlas does not control how unrelated independent third parties use information that is public or lawfully published; that qualification does not reduce Atlas's obligations for private customer information.

Client will not provide sensitive personal data, regulated data, trade secrets, credentials outside designated secure connection mechanisms, payment information, protected health information, or other specially protected material for AI processing unless Atlas expressly authorizes it in writing and the parties agree on appropriate safeguards.

AI Technologies and distribution platforms are operated by third parties and may change, restrict, suspend, label, remove, or refuse content. Atlas does not guarantee that a platform will index, cite, recommend, rank, approve, distribute, monetize, or continue to host any content.

AI Technologies may produce incomplete, inaccurate, outdated, nonunique, biased, offensive, or otherwise unexpected results. Automated analyses and AI Output should not be the sole basis for a critical legal, medical, financial, safety, employment, or similar decision.

9. AI-Assisted Content and Managed Publication

Standing Publication Authority

Client expressly authorizes Atlas to research, create, edit, generate, transform, format, publish, update, distribute, syndicate, republish, correct, unpublish, and remove all content within the agreed scope of the Services. Atlas may exercise this authority on Client's behalf on Client websites, Atlas-hosted websites, third-party publications, social or advertising platforms, and other destinations reasonably connected to the engagement.

This is standing authorization. Atlas may publish in-scope content without prior notice, draft delivery, a Client review period, item-by-item approval, or separate consent. Client acknowledges that publication may be automated and that not every item will receive human review before publication. Atlas may use reasonable editorial judgment within the engagement and may rely on Client Materials and the Client knowledge base without independently verifying every fact.

Post-Publication Article Editing

Client may request human assistance to edit an article after it has been published by writing to team@atlasvisibility.com and identifying the article and requested changes. Atlas will make reasonable edits to articles it controls or is authorized to edit within the agreed subscription scope at no additional charge. Atlas may ask Client to clarify or prioritize a broad request. Work outside that scope requires a separate agreement.

The standard Services do not include Client-requested draft review, pre-production review, item-by-item review or approval, or a right to human review before publication. An ordinary article-edit request does not automatically pause unrelated content production or publication. Citations are not editable through the standard Services. Atlas does not promise to edit, correct, remove, or recall citations or other material outside Atlas's control, including independent third-party copies.

These editing limits do not restrict Client from reporting a credible copyright, privacy, legal, or safety concern. Atlas may restrict affected content or processing while addressing such a concern and will take any action required by applicable law or the Data Processing Addendum. The complaint, preservation, and access procedures in Sections 22 and 23 and the Copyright and Content Complaint Policy continue to apply.

Client Facts, Claims, and Regulated Industries

Client is responsible for keeping its Client Materials and knowledge base accurate, complete, current, lawful, and appropriately substantiated. This includes products, services, availability, prices, credentials, licenses, locations, personnel, case results, performance claims, health or safety claims, financial or legal claims, endorsements, customer experiences, testimonials, and required industry disclosures. Client will promptly correct inaccurate information and notify Atlas of material changes.

Client will maintain competent and reliable support for factual, comparative, performance, health, safety, financial, legal, testimonial, endorsement, case-result, and outcome claims supplied to Atlas or reasonably attributable to Client. Upon request, Client will promptly provide the records, licenses, permissions, disclosures, and other substantiation Atlas reasonably requests. Client will preserve that support for as long as the related claim remains published and for any additional period required by law.

If Client operates in a regulated or licensed industry, Client authorizes Atlas to use AI Technologies and Client's knowledge base to create and publish in-scope content about that industry without prior Client approval. Client remains solely responsible for the professional, regulatory, advertising, substantiation, licensing, and disclosure requirements applicable to Client and its industry. Atlas is not Client's lawyer, healthcare professional, financial adviser, compliance officer, or other licensed professional, and the Services do not replace review by Client's qualified advisers.

Atlas may request support for a claim and may decline, suspend, revise, or remove content that Atlas reasonably believes is unsupported, deceptive, unlawful, unsafe, or inconsistent with a platform rule or professional standard. Exercising or declining to exercise this right does not transfer Client's responsibilities to Atlas.

Atlas may designate content, a claim, or an industry as higher risk and require additional substantiation, qualified human or legal review, a separate compliance addendum, or other safeguards before publication. Atlas may pause production while that review is pending. Nothing in this paragraph requires Atlas to review every item or limits Atlas's standing publication authority under this Section. These are discretionary Atlas risk-control measures and do not create a Client-requested pre-production review service or approval right.

Synthetic Media, Voice, and Likeness

Voice cloning and the intentional replication of an identifiable person's likeness are prohibited as part of the standard Services. Atlas will not intentionally create or publish such material unless a separate signed addendum expressly authorizes it and Client has confirmed that all required rights, permissions, and consents have been obtained.

Client will not instruct Atlas to impersonate a person deceptively; fabricate a review, testimonial, endorsement, case study, document, record, or event; falsely depict a person as saying or doing something; or present a fictional or simulated experience as genuine. Labeling material as AI-generated does not make a false testimonial, unlawful impersonation, or deceptive claim permissible.

AI and Synthetic-Content Disclosures

Atlas may add or require disclosures, platform declarations, labels, watermarks, metadata, Content Credentials, or other provenance measures for AI Output or other synthetically generated information when Atlas reasonably believes they are required by law, platform rule, professional standard, or necessary to avoid a misleading impression. Client authorizes Atlas to apply those measures and will not remove, obscure, or contradict them.

Atlas is responsible for disclosures that apply to publication Atlas controls within the agreed scope. Client is responsible for disclosures required because of Client's later edits, republication, targeting, audience, territory, media buy, platform selection, or use outside that scope. Atlas does not promise that every item of ordinary AI-assisted text requires or will carry a blanket AI label.

AI Output Limitations

AI Output may not be unique, and the same or similar output may be produced for others. Atlas does not represent that AI Output is copyrightable, registrable, exclusive, noninfringing in every jurisdiction, or free from similarity to third-party material. Client should obtain legal clearance before using a Final Deliverable as a core trademark, logo, product identity, or other asset requiring exclusivity.

Client will not use the Services or Final Deliverables to violate law or third-party rights; mislead a person about material facts; create fake reviews, testimonials, endorsements, credentials, or evidence; conduct deceptive impersonation; facilitate discrimination, harassment, fraud, surveillance, or unsafe activity; evade a platform disclosure; or remove required provenance information.

10. Algorithmic Evaluations and Scoring

Certain features of the Site and Services may generate numerical scores, rankings, grades, ratings, or other algorithmic evaluations of digital presence, authority signals, reputation indicators, or related metrics.

These outputs are generated using proprietary methodologies and may rely on third party data sources, platform behaviors, or algorithmic models outside the control of Atlas Visibility.

Such evaluations are analytical tools designed to provide directional insight only and should not be interpreted as definitive measurements, objective certifications, or guarantees of digital performance.

Scores, grades, or rankings may change over time as digital ecosystems evolve.

You agree not to rely exclusively on these evaluations when making material business, legal, or financial decisions.

11. Marketing Statements and Promotional Materials

Atlas Visibility may publish marketing materials, promotional content, case studies, testimonials, demonstrations, or illustrative examples describing potential uses or outcomes associated with the Site and Services.

These materials are intended solely to describe the capabilities of the platform.

Any examples, testimonials, demonstrations, or statements regarding improvements in visibility, reputation, authority signals, traffic, revenue, or other outcomes are illustrative only and should not be interpreted as guarantees or promises of results.

Results experienced by individual users may vary significantly depending on factors outside the control of Atlas Visibility.

Marketing materials do not create contractual guarantees and do not modify the disclaimers contained in these Terms.

12. Third Party Platforms

The Site and Services may rely on or analyze information from third party platforms including search engines, AI systems, hosting providers, and other external services.

Atlas Visibility has no control over these platforms and is not responsible for their algorithms, policies, availability, outages, or changes that may affect digital visibility, rankings, or platform performance.

Connected Services and Delegated Actions

When Client connects a website, analytics property, publishing account, or other third-party service, Client authorizes Atlas to access and process the information and perform the actions within the granted permissions and agreed service scope. Client must have authority to grant those permissions and comply with the provider's terms. Atlas does not acquire ownership of Client's connected account. Client can revoke access through the applicable provider or available Atlas controls; revocation may prevent the affected feature from operating and does not by itself cancel the subscription.

Client is responsible for its separately purchased third-party subscriptions and charges. Provider restrictions, changed APIs, revoked permissions, unavailable data, and outages may affect an integration. Atlas does not promise that an integration, external listing, publication, or connection will remain available indefinitely. Client must maintain copies of materials it needs independently of Atlas; the Services are not a backup or archival service unless an Order expressly provides one.

Trials and Preview Features

Features expressly identified as beta, preview, experimental, or evaluation features may be incomplete, change, or be withdrawn. They are provided as is, without a service-level or support commitment unless expressly agreed in writing. Client should not rely on them as its sole production system. A trial converts to a paid subscription only under the billing terms accepted at signup.

13. Acceptable Use of Generated Content

You agree not to use the Site and Services to generate, distribute, or publish content that is unlawful, fraudulent, defamatory, discriminatory, abusive, misleading, or otherwise harmful.

Atlas Visibility reserves the right to suspend or terminate access to the Site and Services if they are used for such purposes.

14. No Warranty of Accuracy

Atlas Visibility does not warrant that data, analyses, reports, or evaluations generated by the Site and Services will be complete, accurate, current, or error free.

Information may originate from external systems that frequently change.

15. No Reliance

All insights and evaluations are informational tools.

You are solely responsible for decisions made based on the information provided.

16. Limitation of Liability

Atlas warrants that it will perform the Services in a professional manner consistent with the applicable written service description. Except for that express warranty, and to the fullest extent permitted by law, the Site and Services, AI Technologies, AI Output, and third-party platforms are provided "as is" and "as available" without implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, noninfringement, or any warranty arising from a course of dealing or usage of trade.

Client must promptly describe a claimed breach of the express service warranty so Atlas has a reasonable opportunity to correct it. Atlas may correct or reperform the affected Services. If Atlas cannot reasonably correct a material failure, Client may terminate the affected Service and receive a refund of prepaid fees for its unused period. To the extent permitted by law, these are Client's exclusive remedies for breach of that express warranty. No uptime percentage, continuous availability, resolution deadline, service credit, or service-level agreement is promised unless included in a signed Order.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Atlas and its owners, personnel, contractors, and service providers will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, consequential, or punitive damages; loss of profits, revenue, business opportunity, goodwill, or data; or the acts, omissions, outages, policy changes, content decisions, or algorithmic decisions of a third-party provider or platform, even if advised that such harm was possible.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Atlas's total aggregate liability, together with that of the Atlas parties protected by this Section, arising from or relating to the Site, Services, Final Deliverables, or these Terms will not exceed the fees Client paid Atlas during the twelve months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim. These exclusions and limitations apply regardless of the legal theory, to all claims in the aggregate rather than separately to each claim, and even if a remedy fails of its essential purpose. They also apply to the Data Processing Addendum and an Order unless a signed agreement expressly establishes a different limit.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, or excludes a consumer's statutory warranties, remedies, or other rights that cannot lawfully be waived. Client's payment obligations and lawful indemnification obligations are not limited by this Section.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Client's recourse for a claim arising from the Site, Services, Final Deliverables, or these Terms is solely against SingleStack Ventures, LLC. No owner, officer, employee, or contractor of Atlas has personal liability for such a claim solely because of that role.

17. Indemnification

Client will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Atlas, its owners, personnel, contractors, and service providers from third-party claims, complaints, investigations, takedown demands, damages, judgments, settlements, penalties, and reasonable legal fees and response costs to the extent arising from:

• Client Materials or information in Client's knowledge base
• Client's instructions, representations, regulated-industry obligations, or failure to substantiate or update a claim
• Client's failure to obtain a required copyright, trademark, name, image, likeness, voice, testimonial, privacy, or other permission
• Client's modification, republication, targeting, distribution, or use of a deliverable outside the agreed scope
• Client's removal or omission of a required disclosure, label, or provenance marker
• Client's misuse of the Site or Services, violation of these Terms, or violation of applicable law or third-party rights

Client has no indemnification obligation to the extent a claim was caused by Atlas's material breach of these Terms or willful misconduct. Atlas will provide reasonably prompt notice, permit Client to control the defense with counsel reasonably acceptable to Atlas, and provide reasonable cooperation at Client's expense. Client may not settle a claim in a way that admits fault by Atlas, imposes a nonmonetary obligation on Atlas, or fails to release Atlas fully without Atlas's written consent.

Indemnification applies only to the extent permitted by applicable law. It does not require Client to indemnify Atlas for liability that law prohibits shifting to Client, a lawful complaint to a regulator, or Client's exercise of nonwaivable consumer rights.

18. Data Security and User Responsibility

Atlas Visibility may collect and store business information, written materials, brand assets, operational data, and other client-provided information for the purpose of building knowledge bases, generating content, operating AI agents, or delivering other components of the Site and Services.

Atlas Visibility implements commercially reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect client information from unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction.

These safeguards may include secure hosting environments, access controls, encryption where appropriate, and internal security practices.

However, no system, network, or transmission of information over the internet can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

By using the Site and Services, you acknowledge and agree that:

• Cybersecurity incidents, unauthorized access, phishing attacks, social engineering, infrastructure failures, or other malicious activities may occur despite reasonable safeguards
• Atlas Visibility cannot guarantee that the Site and Services will be immune from security breaches, hacking attempts, or unauthorized access
• You are responsible for maintaining the security of your own systems, credentials, and communications with Atlas Visibility

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Atlas Visibility shall not be liable for damages, losses, or claims arising from cybersecurity incidents, unauthorized access to data, successful phishing attempts, or other security events that occur despite the implementation of reasonable security measures.

Users agree not to submit highly sensitive or regulated information through the Site and Services unless explicitly authorized in writing by Atlas Visibility.

Clients are responsible for ensuring that any materials submitted to the Site and Services may legally be processed, stored, and analyzed by Atlas Visibility.

19. Confidentiality

"Confidential Information" means nonpublic information disclosed by one party to the other that is marked confidential or that a reasonable person would understand to be confidential based on its nature or the circumstances of disclosure. Confidential Information includes nonpublic business plans, customer information, financial information, credentials, security information, Client Materials, Atlas Materials, prompts, workflows, methods, and unpublished work.

Each receiving party will use the other party's Confidential Information only to perform or receive the Services, protect legal rights, or comply with law. It will protect that information using at least reasonable care and disclose it only to personnel, contractors, advisers, and service providers who need it and are subject to confidentiality obligations.

Confidential Information does not include information the receiving party can document: (a) is publicly available without breach; (b) was lawfully known without restriction before disclosure; (c) was lawfully received from another source without restriction; or (d) was independently developed without use of the disclosing party's Confidential Information. A party compelled to disclose Confidential Information may do so after providing advance notice where legally permitted and reasonably cooperating to seek protection.

Upon request or termination, each party will return or delete the other party's Confidential Information when reasonably practicable, subject to legal holds, routine backups, security records, and records required for legal, tax, accounting, insurance, or contract enforcement purposes. Unauthorized disclosure may cause harm for which monetary damages are inadequate, so either party may seek appropriate injunctive relief.

20. Data Processing and Subprocessors

When Atlas processes personal information on Client's behalf as a processor or service provider, the Atlas Data Processing Addendum is incorporated into these Terms. The Addendum addresses processing instructions, confidentiality, security, subprocessors, rights requests, incidents, and return or deletion.

Client acknowledges and authorizes Atlas to use affiliates, contractors, and subprocessors reasonably needed to provide the Services. Atlas's current Subprocessors and Service Providers page identifies providers verified in the current service stack and serves as the provider-disclosure and change-notice mechanism under these Terms and the Addendum. Client acknowledges that page and its updates made in accordance with the Addendum. Client remains responsible for determining whether the Services and Client's instructions comply with laws applicable to Client.

21. Fees, Billing, Renewal, and Cancellation

The applicable order, statement of work, checkout, or other written service confirmation (each, an "Order") identifies the fees, billing cadence, promotional or free period, billing start date, and any service-specific terms. No dollar amount stated elsewhere changes an accepted Order unless Atlas confirms the change in writing.

By providing a payment method, Client authorizes Atlas and its payment processor to store the payment method and charge it on an off-session, recurring basis for amounts due under the Order, including applicable taxes. Unless the Order says otherwise, monthly subscriptions renew monthly and annual subscriptions renew annually until canceled.

A promotional or free period is governed by the offer accepted at signup. Client may cancel before the first charge or at any later time through the subscription cancellation control, if available in its billing portal, or by emailing team@atlasvisibility.com from an authorized account contact. A request received before the trial or current billing period ends prevents the next scheduled recurring charge. Cancellation takes effect at that period's end unless Client requests, and Atlas confirms, an earlier end to access. Atlas will confirm the effective date. Signing out, deleting an integration, ceasing use, or disputing a charge does not cancel the subscription. Any cancellation method or notice required by law remains available.

Except where required by law or expressly stated in an accepted Order or in Sections 16, 23, or 28, amounts already charged are nonrefundable, including annual or other prepaid amounts, and Atlas does not provide prorated refunds or credits for a partial billing period. Cancellation does not affect amounts accrued before its effective date.

Client will keep payment and billing information current. Atlas may retry a failed charge, suspend Services for nonpayment, and recover reasonable collection costs and legal fees. A chargeback or payment dispute does not cancel the subscription or eliminate a valid payment obligation. Client must contact Atlas promptly to resolve a billing concern before initiating a chargeback where reasonably practicable. Nothing in this paragraph limits nonwaivable payment-dispute rights or permits collection of costs or legal fees prohibited by applicable law.

A lifetime, locked, or guaranteed-rate commitment applies only when included in Client's accepted Order and only while the covered subscription remains continuously active and current. Unless the Order expressly says otherwise, such a commitment does not apply to taxes, third-party pass-through charges, new or expanded Services, custom work, or a subscription that has been canceled or allowed to lapse.

Fees exclude applicable taxes unless the Order states otherwise. Client is responsible for taxes on its purchase other than taxes on Atlas's net income, and must provide valid exemption documentation when applicable. Metered charges, upgrades, additional locations, pass-through costs, and professional services are chargeable only as disclosed and authorized in the Order or a subsequent agreement. Atlas will disclose any price or billing-cadence change before it applies to a renewal, provide a reasonable opportunity to cancel, and obtain any consent required by law. A price change does not override an applicable rate commitment in Client's accepted Order.

22. Complaints, Takedowns, and Preservation

Atlas may investigate a complaint concerning copyright, trademark, defamation, privacy, publicity rights, impersonation, unlawful content, or other third-party rights. Client will promptly provide requested information and cooperate with preservation, correction, labeling, access restriction, takedown, counter-notice, and dispute procedures.

Atlas may preserve relevant records and may disable, remove, or restrict content while a complaint is reviewed, without deciding the ultimate merits of the dispute. Atlas's Copyright and Content Complaint Policy is incorporated into these Terms for complaint, notice, counter-notice, preservation, restriction, and takedown procedures. If that policy conflicts with these Terms, these Terms control. Atlas may also comply with valid legal process and make disclosures required by law.

23. Right to Refuse or Terminate Service

Atlas may refuse a new order or renewal, or suspend or restrict affected access, content, integrations, or processing when reasonably necessary to address abuse, a security threat, nonpayment, a material breach, an ownership dispute, legal or regulatory risk, or a binding third-party restriction. Atlas may act immediately when delay could cause harm or violate law and will provide notice when reasonably practicable and legally permitted.

Atlas may terminate for a material breach that remains uncured after reasonable notice and an opportunity to cure, or immediately for a breach that cannot reasonably be cured, fraud, repeated violations, serious abuse, or circumstances requiring immediate action. Client may terminate an affected Service for Atlas's uncured material breach after providing reasonable written notice and an opportunity to cure. Suspension does not extend the subscription term or excuse valid accrued charges, except as required by law or an express remedy. Atlas may condition restoration on resolving the reason for suspension.

Atlas may also terminate or discontinue a paid Service for business reasons on reasonable advance notice. If Atlas ends a paid Service before the prepaid period expires for reasons other than Client's breach, Client will receive a refund of prepaid fees for the unused affected period. Atlas will not charge for a renewal after the Service's effective end date.

At the effective end of the service term, including after a cancellation or non-renewal, Atlas may discontinue access to the Site and Services and to any systems, reports, dashboards, workflows, deliverables, or hosted assets that are paid for, operated, or maintained by Atlas Visibility.

Client should download or request available copies of its materials before access ends. Export and transition assistance are limited to available capabilities and the accepted Order; custom migration, source-code access, permanent storage, and reconstruction of deleted records are not included. Atlas may remove active hosted assets after the service term, subject to the DPA, applicable deletion or return rights, and legal preservation duties. Atlas cannot recall copies indexed, published, or retained independently by third parties.

Any client-specific deliverable for which the client pays the ongoing hosting, platform, infrastructure, or third-party subscription fees may remain with the client in accordance with Section 6.

Any client-specific deliverable for which Atlas Visibility pays the ongoing hosting, platform, infrastructure, or third-party subscription fees will no longer be made available to the client after the relationship ends, and Atlas Visibility may remove, disable, unpublish, or discontinue such deliverable, subject to this Section, the Data Processing Addendum, and applicable law.

Termination of the service relationship does not transfer ownership of any Atlas Visibility systems, software, workflows, AI agents, automation processes, evaluation frameworks, scoring methodologies, dashboards, analytical tools, prompt structures, research methods, or related technologies.

24. Informal Resolution and Binding Arbitration

Before filing arbitration, the claimant must send a written notice identifying the claimant and contact information, describing the relevant facts and requested relief, and providing a good-faith estimate of any monetary demand. Notices to Atlas must be sent to team@atlasvisibility.com with the subject line "Dispute Notice." The parties will attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute for thirty days after receipt. Any limitations period is tolled during that thirty-day period. This process does not prevent a timely filing needed to preserve a claim, an eligible small-claims action, a request for urgent relief permitted below, or a complaint to a government agency.

Except for an eligible individual small-claims matter or a request for temporary or preliminary relief to protect intellectual property, Confidential Information, account security, or system integrity, every dispute arising out of or relating to the Site, Services, Final Deliverables, these Terms, an Order, or the parties' relationship will be resolved by final and binding arbitration. The Federal Arbitration Act governs this agreement to arbitrate. Nothing in this Section requires arbitration of a claim or remedy that applicable law does not allow the parties to arbitrate.

Arbitration will be administered by the American Arbitration Association (AAA) by one arbitrator. A dispute arising from an individual's purchase or use of the Services for personal, family, or household purposes, or another dispute to which AAA applies its Consumer Arbitration Rules, is a "Consumer Dispute." Consumer Disputes are governed by the applicable AAA Consumer Arbitration Rules and Consumer Due Process Protocol. Other disputes are governed by the applicable AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules, subject to AAA's determination of the applicable rules and fee schedule. Rules, procedures, and fees are available at AAA's website.

A proceeding may be conducted remotely or through documents as permitted by the applicable AAA rules. An in-person hearing in a Consumer Dispute will be held at a reasonably convenient location under those rules and the Consumer Due Process Protocol; AAA or the arbitrator will determine the location if the parties cannot agree. For other disputes, an in-person hearing will take place in Wyoming unless the parties agree otherwise or the arbitrator determines another location is reasonably necessary for a fundamentally fair proceeding. The arbitrator may award any remedy available in court under applicable law, subject to limitations that may lawfully be enforced, and will issue a reasoned written award. Judgment may be entered in any court with jurisdiction.

A court will decide whether an agreement to arbitrate was formed, the enforceability of the class-action waiver below, and questions that applicable law requires a court to decide. Other disputes about interpretation, applicability, or enforceability of this arbitration section will be decided by the arbitrator to the extent permitted by applicable law and AAA rules.

Arbitration fees, arbitrator compensation, and any available fee waivers will follow the applicable AAA rules and fee schedule. Atlas will pay amounts assigned to the business under the Consumer Arbitration Fee Schedule when it applies. A consumer will not be required to pay or reimburse amounts prohibited by that schedule or applicable law. Each party bears its own legal fees unless an award, the applicable AAA rules, or law provides otherwise, including a consumer's statutory right to recover fees. If AAA declines or ceases administration of a Consumer Dispute because Atlas does not comply with its rules, fee requirements, or Consumer Due Process Protocol, either party may pursue the dispute in an appropriate court as permitted by those rules and applicable law.

Individual Proceedings; Class and Jury Waiver

To the extent permitted by applicable law, claims may be brought only on an individual basis, and neither party may bring or participate in a class, collective, consolidated, or representative proceeding concerning a dispute covered by this Section. This waiver does not restrict a nonwaivable right to seek public injunctive relief or other statutory relief, report a matter to a government agency, or participate in an agency proceeding. It also does not prevent AAA from administering multiple individual arbitrations under its applicable procedures. The arbitrator may grant individual relief and any other relief that applicable law requires to remain available.

For any dispute permitted to proceed in court, each party knowingly and voluntarily waives trial by jury only to the extent permitted by applicable law. A Consumer Dispute permitted to proceed in court may be brought in any court with jurisdiction and proper venue under applicable law. Other disputes permitted to proceed in court must be brought in the state or federal courts located in Wyoming, and each party consents to personal jurisdiction and venue there, except for an eligible small-claims action or where applicable law requires otherwise.

For disputes arising from a purchase or use for business or organizational purposes that are not Consumer Disputes, and only to the extent permitted by law, a claim must be commenced within one year after it accrued or it is permanently barred. This shortened period does not apply to Consumer Disputes or claims with a limitations period that law does not allow the parties to shorten. If a portion of this Section is unenforceable, it will be severed and the remainder will be enforced to the maximum extent permitted, except that if the individual-proceeding requirement cannot be enforced as to a claim, the parties do not agree to arbitrate that claim. Nothing in these Terms waives a consumer right or remedy that applicable law makes nonwaivable.

25. Relationship, Assignment, and General Contract Terms

The parties are independent contractors. These Terms do not create an agency, fiduciary, employment, franchise, partnership, or joint venture relationship. Except for the limited permissions to access connected services and publish in-scope content expressly granted in these Terms, neither party may bind the other. No person other than the parties and the Atlas parties protected by Sections 16 and 17 is an intended third-party beneficiary.

Atlas may use employees, affiliates, contractors, and service providers to perform the Services. Client may not assign these Terms or an Order without Atlas's written consent. Atlas may assign them in connection with a merger, acquisition, financing, reorganization, sale of assets, or transfer to an affiliate. Any prohibited assignment is void.

Client may provide feedback without restriction. Client grants Atlas a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free right to use feedback that does not identify Client or disclose Client's Confidential Information. Atlas may not publicly identify Client, use Client's trademarks, or present Client's work as a case study or testimonial without Client's permission, except as necessary to provide the Services or as otherwise authorized in writing.

Client will comply with applicable export-control, sanctions, and anti-corruption laws and will not use the Services for or on behalf of a prohibited person, territory, or activity.

26. Force Majeure

Atlas Visibility shall not be liable for failure or delay in performance caused by events beyond its reasonable control including but not limited to internet outages, cloud service disruptions, cyberattacks, natural disasters, government actions, or failures of third party services.

27. Severability; Waiver; Entire Agreement; Survival

If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

A waiver must be in writing and applies only to the specific instance stated. A delay or failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. These Terms, the Privacy Policy, the Data Processing Addendum when applicable, the Copyright and Content Complaint Policy as incorporated in Section 22, the subprocessor disclosures and notices described in Section 20, and each accepted Order constitute the entire agreement concerning their subject matter and replace prior or contemporaneous discussions and representations concerning that subject matter.

Provisions that by their nature should survive termination will survive, including payment obligations, ownership and licenses, confidentiality, disclaimers, limitations of liability, indemnification, dispute resolution, and general contract terms.

28. Modifications to Services and Terms

Atlas may update features, interfaces, models, scoring methodologies, integrations, and technical requirements as the Services evolve. Atlas may make urgent changes to address security, law, or provider restrictions. If Atlas otherwise materially reduces core contracted functionality during a prepaid period, it will provide reasonable notice and, if a commercially reasonable substitute is unavailable, allow Client to end the affected Service and obtain a refund of prepaid fees for its unused period. Section 23 governs discontinuation.

Atlas may update these Terms periodically. If a change is material, Atlas will provide reasonable notice and require affirmative acceptance of the revised Terms before the material change applies to an existing subscription, unless applicable law requires a different process or earlier effective date.

Nonmaterial changes, including clarifications, corrections, and changes that do not materially reduce Client's rights or increase Client's obligations, may become effective when posted or on the date stated in Atlas's notice. Continued use of the Site and Services after that effective date constitutes acceptance of those nonmaterial changes.

Until a material revision validly takes effect, Client's previously accepted Terms govern its existing subscription. Client may decline a material revision and cancel before the next renewal. If Atlas requires the revision before the end of a prepaid period and Client declines it, either party may end the affected Service and Client will receive a refund of prepaid fees for its unused period. Atlas may decline renewal under an earlier version. Accrued payment obligations and provisions that by their nature should survive remain in effect.

A material revision will not retroactively govern an accrued dispute without the parties' express agreement. Atlas will retain the applicable version and evidence of acceptance. Client's purchase-order forms, vendor portals, or unilateral terms do not amend this agreement; a conflicting amendment must be expressly accepted by Atlas in writing.

Order of Precedence

If documents conflict, the order of precedence is: (1) an applicable signed AI content addendum or the Data Processing Addendum, solely for its subject matter; (2) the applicable signed statement of work or accepted Order; and (3) these Terms.

29. Governing Law and Notices

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, except that the Federal Arbitration Act governs the arbitration agreement. This choice of law does not deprive a consumer of mandatory protections under the law that would otherwise apply, including nonwaivable protections of the consumer's state of residence.

Client consents to electronic communications, records, signatures, and notices. Operational and legal notices may be sent to the email address associated with Client's account and are effective when sent, unless law requires another method. Client must keep that address current. Notices to Atlas must be sent to team@atlasvisibility.com. Formal dispute notices must comply with Section 24.

30. Contact Information

SingleStack Ventures, LLC d/b/a Atlas Visibility
team@atlasvisibility.com