Terms of Service

Crawlora provides hosted API documentation, API testing tools, account console features, API keys, and web scraping API access. You are responsible for the requests you make, the credentials you create, and the way you use any returned data.

You may use Crawlora only in compliance with applicable laws, third-party rights, and the rules that apply to the sites, services, or platforms you access through your own workflows.

You are responsible for keeping account access, session access, API keys, and any integration credentials confidential. Activity made with your credentials may be treated as activity from your account.

If you believe a key or account has been exposed, rotate the key or revoke access from the console and review recent usage.

Do not use Crawlora to disrupt services, bypass access controls, collect sensitive personal information without a lawful basis, violate intellectual property rights, or run activity that is abusive, fraudulent, or harmful.

Crawlora may rate-limit, suspend, or terminate access that creates operational risk, violates these terms, or appears to compromise the platform or other users.

Paid plans, included credits, overage behavior, rate limits, and endpoint credit weights are shown on the pricing page and in the console. Successful API responses may consume credits according to the applicable endpoint weight.

You are responsible for reviewing usage, plan settings, and billing controls before running production workloads.

Crawlora may change endpoints, documentation, features, pricing, limits, or MCP metadata as the platform evolves. When practical, material changes are reflected in the public docs, pricing page, or console.

Some API responses depend on third-party websites and services. Those sources can change without notice, which may affect availability, response shape, or result quality.

Crawlora is provided as available. The platform is not guaranteed to be uninterrupted, error-free, or suitable for every use case.

You are responsible for validating Crawlora output before relying on it in production, business, compliance, or customer-facing decisions.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Crawlora and its operator are not liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, punitive, or lost-profit damages arising from use of the service.

Where liability cannot be excluded, liability is limited to the amount you paid for Crawlora during the three months before the claim.

Questions about these terms can be directed to [email protected].