Version 2026-08-26 · effective August 26, 2026 · supersedes 2026-08-03
The agreement. These terms are between you and Many Software Enterprises LLC, a Delaware limited liability company operating PRYVC (131 Continental Dr, Ste 305, Newark, DE 19713). By creating an account or using the service you agree to them. Your acceptance is recorded with the version then in force — the same evidence discipline the product applies to everything else. When we change these terms materially, we announce it to account holders by email before it takes effect; continued use after the effective date is acceptance of the new version.
You must be old enough to form a binding contract (18 in most states) and everything you tell us at signup must be true. Keep your credentials secure; you are responsible for activity on your account. Create accounts only for yourself or an organization you are authorized to bind. We do not tick consent or acceptance boxes for anyone — including on our own forms — and no mechanism we ship will agree to anything on your behalf.
PRYVC operates the Share Protocol and services built on it: consumers keep an encrypted profile and approve field-level, time-limited, revocable shares of their contact details with businesses; both parties receive fingerprinted, auditable records. On top of that sit certified consent certificates, the Autofill with Proof browser extension, the Data trail, policy-change monitoring, revocations and removal requests, declarations and evidence packs, a public audit ledger, and developer surfaces (API, SDK, webhooks, MCP). Each is governed below.
Your profile and shares. Keep your profile accurate — shares you approve are transmitted as-is, and an update you make flows to every business holding an active share whose scope includes the changed field. The consumer service is free; White Glove is a paid tier described under Billing.
Only your own identity. Every field you store, account you import, form you fill, and identity you verify must be yours. Email-based identities are verified before we act on them, and requests we send on your behalf are limited to identities you have proven control of.
The extension. Autofill with Proof acts only when you invoke it on a page. It fills forms from your profile and records a disclosure receipt; it does not browse for you, and it will not tick a site's consent checkbox.
When you start a revocation or removal request — including through White Glove — you appoint Many Software Enterprises LLC as your authorized agent for that request: to locate a contact for the recipient (including from the site itself and public domain registration records), to transmit a deletion and cease-contact demand identifying the relevant account on your behalf, to track the recipient's response and deadline, and to record the whole exchange as evidence. Replies route to you. The agency is limited to exactly this; it ends when the request resolves or you cancel it, and it makes us your messenger and record-keeper — not your lawyer, and not the adjudicator of the underlying dispute. You warrant that each request concerns your own identity and that the information in it is accurate.
A declaration under 28 U.S.C. § 1746 is your sworn statement, signed under penalty of perjury. We render it, hash it, and preserve it; we never affirm anything in it, and nothing is pre-checked. Do not sign one containing anything you do not personally know to be true. Evidence packs, certificates, and ledger records are business records of what our systems observed; they are designed to be independently verifiable, but we do not warrant that any record will be admitted in evidence, accepted by a regulator, or produce any legal outcome. PRYVC provides records and tooling, not legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship exists with us.
Shared data. Use data received through a share only for the stated purpose and duration. When a share expires or is revoked, your right to use the data ends with it.
Revocations. On a cease-communication notice you must stop contact within 10 business days and acknowledge. Non-response is recorded in a tamper-evident log the consumer may use in regulatory complaints — the record protects you exactly as much as it protects them, but only if you respond.
Certified consent. The widget captures submissions on your site into certificates we hold and process on your behalf. You remain the controller of data you collect: your forms, your disclosure text, and your legal obligations to your users are yours. You are responsible for the accuracy of the disclosure your form shows; we bind the certificate to it verbatim. Certificate subjects can opt out of future contact from you through the public certificate page, and you must honor that like any revocation. Business customers requiring a data-processing agreement: legal@pryvc.com.
Event forms. Hosted capture forms at pryvc.com/f/ collect submissions on your behalf; you are the controller of the data delivered to you. Configure recipients truthfully — the consent language shown to visitors is generated from your configuration and bound to each record verbatim — and contact captured leads only through the channels the visitor consented to. Delivery is your only copy: once your webhook accepts a submission, or a backup email is sent, we permanently delete the submission data and retain only hashes and consent metadata. Safeguard your copy accordingly, including the portal-held backup password. Honor STOP replies, unsubscribes, and direct revocation requests like any cease notice. If you run a giveaway, entry must not be conditioned on marketing consent, and compliance with prize and raffle law is your responsibility.
Developer surfaces. API keys, the SDK, webhooks, and the sandbox are for integrating your own properties. Keep keys secret and rotate them if exposed; respect published rate limits; webhook endpoints you register must be yours. The demo environment is for evaluation and contains no warranty of persistence — do not put real customer data in it. Our MCP/agent surface deliberately exposes no operation that grants consent; do not attempt to automate consent through any other path either.
Do not: submit false or fraudulent information, sign untrue declarations, or direct removal requests at identities or accounts that are not yours; impersonate anyone; harass a recipient with duplicative or vexatious notices; probe, overload, or interfere with the service or circumvent its rate limits; resell or white-label the service without an agreement; or use the service to violate any law, including anti-spam and consumer protection law. We may refuse, suspend, or unwind activity that does.
Published prices at pryvc.com/pricing govern: PRYVC for Business at $299/year, White Glove at $29/year, and the certified-consent tier at $1,999/year, all billed through Stripe and renewing annually unless cancelled. Cancel anytime, effective at period end; fees already paid are non-refundable except where law requires. Past-due business accounts become read-only; suspension follows after 14 days. Prices for a new term may change with notice before renewal.
You may close your account at any time; we may suspend or terminate accounts for material breach of these terms, non-payment, or genuine legal risk, with notice where practicable. Closing an account erases your encrypted fields and revokes active shares. What survives is what was built to survive: the append-only audit chain, issued certificates, and evidence already exported remain valid and verifiable — an evidence system that evaporated on account closure would be worthless, including to you. Notices already sent on your behalf stand.
The service, its software, and the PRYVC marks are ours. The Share Protocol specification is published openly at shareprotocol.org under CC BY 4.0, with no patent claims asserted against independent implementations; the SDK is Apache-2.0. Your data remains yours — we take only the license needed to operate the service you asked for. Feedback you send us may be used without obligation.
The service is provided as is and as available, without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. We do not warrant uninterrupted availability, that discovery will find a contact for every site, that a recipient will comply with a notice, or that any record produces a particular legal or regulatory result.
To the maximum extent law permits, neither party is liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, revenue, or data. Our aggregate liability for all claims arising in any 12-month period is capped at one year of the subscription fee for the plan you hold when the claim arises — $299 for PRYVC for Business, $29 for White Glove, $1,999 for the certified-consent tier — and, on a free tier, at the amounts you have actually paid us. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
Third parties are not us. We are not liable for outcomes that depend on someone else: a business that ignores or refuses a removal or cease-contact notice, a recipient that fails to take you off a marketing list, a mail system that drops a message, a site that publishes no privacy contact, or public registry data that is wrong or stale. The service's promise is to send, track, and record — the tamper-evident record of a recipient's non-compliance is the deliverable, not a guarantee of their compliance.
You will defend and indemnify Many Software Enterprises LLC, its members, and its personnel against third-party claims, losses, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees) arising from your use of the service or breach of these terms — including false declarations, requests concerning identities that were not yours, misuse of data received through a share, your reliance on the service for a legal or regulatory obligation that remains yours, and claims by recipients of notices sent at your direction.
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware — where Many Software Enterprises LLC is organized and maintains its registered address — without regard to conflicts rules.
Talk first. Before formal proceedings, write to legal@pryvc.com with the substance of the dispute and allow 30 days for resolution — most of what we do is producing records, and most disputes end when both sides read them.
Binding arbitration. Any dispute not resolved informally is settled by binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association before a single arbitrator — under its Consumer Arbitration Rules (including their due-process protections on hearing location and fees) if you use PRYVC as an individual, or its Commercial Arbitration Rules, seated in Wilmington, Delaware, if you use it as a business. Hearings are conducted remotely where practicable. Claims proceed in your individual capacity only: class actions and class arbitrations are waived, and both parties waive trial by jury. Two carve-outs: either party may bring an individual claim in small-claims court, and either party may seek injunctive relief in court for infringement of intellectual property. You may opt out of this arbitration provision within 30 days of first accepting these terms by emailing legal@pryvc.com with the subject "arbitration opt-out"; opting out affects nothing else in these terms.
If the arbitration provision is found unenforceable as to a dispute, the state and federal courts sitting in New Castle County, Delaware have exclusive jurisdiction over it, and both parties consent to venue there.
These terms plus the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy are the entire agreement. If a provision is unenforceable, the rest stands. You may not assign these terms without our consent; we may assign them in a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets — in which case the records we hold move under the same obligations stated here. A right not exercised is not waived. Neither party is liable for delay caused by events beyond its reasonable control.
legal@pryvc.com · Many Software Enterprises LLC, 131 Continental Dr, Ste 305, Newark, DE 19713 · (973) 440-2441