Terms of Service

Last updated: 4 October 2026.

Who provides Nativify

Nativify is operated by Lord Henry Wotton, London, England, United Kingdom. Contact [email protected] about the service, payments, cancellation, or complaints. Our Privacy Policy explains how personal data is used.

Accounts and acceptable use

You must be at least 18 and able to enter a contract. If you act for an organisation, you must have authority to bind it. Give accurate account details, protect your passwords and API keys, and promptly report suspected misuse. Workspace administrators control their members' permissions; do not share access with people who are not authorised to use your code.

Only upload software you own or have permission to process. Do not use Nativify to distribute malware, conceal unlawful activity, infringe intellectual property, attack other systems, or evade the service's usage and security limits. We may restrict access when reasonably necessary to investigate abuse, protect users, comply with law, or address unpaid charges. Where appropriate, we will explain the reason and how to contact us about it.

Your code and the service

You retain your rights in uploaded code and generated output. You authorise us to store and process them to provide the service and troubleshoot a request you make. You remain responsible for third-party licences in your software. Open-source components are governed by their own licences.

Obfuscation cannot guarantee that software cannot be reverse engineered. Compilation may fail or change behaviour on a particular runtime or platform. Test the exact generated artifact on every intended platform before distributing it. Keep your own original code and backups; hosted build artifacts are temporary and expire according to the plan's retention period.

Plans, credits, and payments

The checkout identifies the price, currency, billing period, taxes, and features of the selected plan before payment. A subscription renews for successive billing periods until cancelled through the billing portal. Cancellation stops future renewals; the portal shows when access changes. Removing an account is a separate action from managing its subscription.

Builds consume Nativify Compute Units (NCU). Submitting a build reserves the credits estimated by its quote; the final charge is reconciled against the build's outcome. See NCU billing for the metering rules. Credits are service usage units, not money or transferable financial assets. Plan allowances, carry-over limits, and artifact retention are shown in the dashboard. We will give advance notice of material paid-plan changes that affect an existing subscription.

Cancellation, refunds, and consumer rights

Contact support with the transaction reference if a charge is incorrect, a paid service was not supplied, or you want to request a refund. Do not email payment-card details. Refunds required by law will be honoured. Nothing in these terms removes mandatory consumer rights, including applicable cancellation periods or remedies for a service not provided with reasonable care and skill. Starting a build does not by itself waive a statutory cancellation right.

Availability and responsibility

We aim to provide a reliable service but do not promise uninterrupted availability or a particular protection or performance result. Scheduled maintenance and service incidents may interrupt access. We are responsible for losses caused by our breach to the extent required by applicable law. Nothing excludes liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. No separate business liability cap or service-level agreement applies unless agreed in writing.

Ending the agreement and changes

You may cancel paid renewals and request account deletion through account settings. Obligations already incurred and rights that must survive termination continue. We will notify users of material changes to these terms before they take effect, except where an urgent legal or security change is necessary. Contact support first if a dispute arises. English law governs these terms, subject to mandatory protections and court rights available where a consumer lives.