Terms of Service

AIFreelancr operates a marketplace where businesses can review AI-native specialists, publish briefs, fund contracts, exchange messages, and release milestones. AIFreelancr provides the software, moderation, and payment rails around that activity, but it does not become the employer, co-author, or buyer of the underlying work.

Clients and freelancers are responsible for the truthfulness of their profiles, briefs, proposals, deliverables, and contract choices. The marketplace is built to reduce ambiguity, not to replace the need for clear scope, real review, and lawful conduct.

Opening an account means agreeing to the account, security, and verification rules that keep AIFreelancr usable for both sides of a contract. Email verification, identity review, payment checks, and risk review may be required before certain actions become available.

AIFreelancr may limit or pause an account when duplicate identities, abusive automation, sanctions concerns, fraud signals, or repeated conduct issues appear. Restrictions may apply to hiring, proposal submission, funding, payout setup, or messaging.

Client fees are tied to the selected plan and apply when work is funded, not when an account is created. Milestone release, hourly approvals, payout timing, holds, and refunds are explained in the payments family of documents.

Payment providers, bank rails, payout rails, fraud checks, compliance checks, and local law may all affect how quickly funds settle or how long a hold remains in place.

AIFreelancr may remove content, restrict marketplace access, preserve evidence, or cooperate with lawful requests when trust, safety, compliance, or payment integrity is at risk. These documents may change over time, and the effective date shown on each document marks the current version.

Continuing to use AIFreelancr after an updated document takes effect means the current version governs your use, unless applicable law requires a different form of notice or acceptance.

Most activity on AIFreelancr follows the same sequence: an account is opened, a profile or brief is published, proposals or shortlist reviews happen, a contract is funded, work is delivered, approvals are recorded, and payout follows the contract rules tied to that engagement.

The legal center mirrors that sequence on purpose. The account documents explain who may use the marketplace, the work and conduct documents explain what is allowed, the funding documents explain how money moves, and the privacy documents explain how records are handled while all of that takes place.

AIFreelancr keeps the real work record inside the marketplace whenever possible. That includes briefs, proposals, milestone structure, message history, approvals, dispute evidence, payment events, and payout decisions.

Keeping those records tied to the same contract trail protects both sides later. It gives clients a clearer funding history, gives freelancers a clearer delivery history, and gives AIFreelancr a reliable record if trust, payment, or legal questions appear after work has started.

If you are new to AIFreelancr, read this overview first and then open the narrower document linked to your immediate task. If you are already inside a live workflow, go directly to the document that governs that workflow and use this overview only when you need the wider context.

When a contract is active, a payout is on hold, a privacy request is underway, or a conduct issue is under review, the relevant document should be easy to find without losing the larger framework behind it.

Start with the document that most closely matches what you are doing. Client funding terms govern funding questions first, freelancer payout terms govern payout questions first, privacy documents govern information handling first, and marketplace conduct documents govern trust and behavior issues first.

Where the legal center contains both a bundle overview and a narrower agreement, the narrower agreement gives the operational detail while the bundle overview explains how the related documents fit together.

Start with the overview, then open the more specific document tied to the action you are taking, such as client funding, freelancer payouts, privacy requests, or marketplace conduct. Each linked document governs a narrower part of the platform.

The effective date in each document controls that document individually, so different agreements inside the legal center may take effect on different dates while still working together as part of the same marketplace framework.

The legal center keeps the active marketplace documents together so clients, freelancers, teams, and support reviewers can see the governing text, effective dates, and linked documents in one reading path. Downloadable copies are offered for record-keeping, but the live legal center remains the clearest place to confirm the latest active version.

If you rely on a stored PDF or exported copy, compare its date against the current legal-center document before acting on it. A narrower payment, privacy, or conduct rule may have been updated even when the broader framework still feels familiar.

Read the bundle overview for the full framework, then open the agreement or policy that governs the hiring, payment, privacy, trust, or conduct question in front of you.

That means a user may only need two or three documents for a normal contract, but AIFreelancr keeps the full bundle available because the wider system still matters when questions arise about identity, payment review, policy enforcement, or the handling of personal information later.

Not every legal document changes on the same day. Funding terms may change when payment controls evolve, privacy documents may change when data practices shift, and conduct rules may change when the marketplace adds new safety tools or account standards.

Check the effective date in the document header when a legal question depends on timing. The date on the active document controls that document individually, even when it sits inside a broader bundle that includes older or newer companion rules.

Use the legal center the same way the marketplace works. Account and access questions begin in the user and use documents. Hiring and delivery questions begin in the client, freelancer, hourly, or fixed-price documents. Money movement questions begin in the payments, refunds, escrow, payout, and tax documents. Privacy and safety questions begin in the privacy and conduct documents.

This bundle exists so you do not have to guess where a rule lives. If you know what action you are taking, the matching document family should get you to the answer faster than reading the entire center from top to bottom every time.

The left rail is designed for fast switching between related documents without leaving the legal center. Downloaded PDFs are useful for record keeping, but the live legal center is the clearest reference when you need the newest date, the linked companion documents, or the latest wording for a workflow that is still active.

If you are comparing an older contract, invoice, payout, or dispute against the current legal text, read the effective date first. The live center helps you understand both the current standard and which narrower document belongs to the event you are trying to interpret.