Terms of service

Commercial terms that stay legible under scrutiny

The goal of the terms is clarity: what the service is, how pricing works, what the customer owns, and where the legal boundaries sit.

This is a plain-language presentation of the operating terms buyers usually need to evaluate first.

Last updated January 2026Flat-rate pricing modelNamed legal contact available

Legal contact

Contract questions should have a direct route

If your team needs term clarification, reach out before procurement friction builds up.

Legal contact

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$49

base monthly price

Unlimited tickets and team members under the published flat-rate plan.

Human-led

access provisioning

Production access is provisioned after rollout review instead of a blind self-serve signup.

30 days

change notice target

Material terms updates are communicated before they take effect.

Terms summary

The practical commitments most teams care about first

These are the parts of the agreement that usually matter most during evaluation and onboarding.

Subscription and billing
The standard plan is $49/month once access is provisioned, with no cancellation fee and no forced long-term commitment.
Data ownership
Customers retain ownership of the content they upload, including support tickets, knowledge material, and related data.
Acceptable use
The service cannot be used for unlawful activity, abuse, unauthorised access attempts, malware, or spam workflows.
Service availability
Raceline targets high uptime and communicates planned maintenance, while still recognising that some causes of downtime sit outside direct control.

Detail

Additional operating context behind the summary

The legal structure still matters, but it should not take a dedicated reading session to understand the main commercial position.

Agreement to terms

Using the service means agreeing to the published terms of service. If a customer does not agree with those terms, the service should not be used.

Service description

Raceline provides an AI-powered support platform that combines response automation, knowledge handling, voice learning, and multi-channel communication workflows.

Limitation of liability

As with most SaaS agreements, indirect and consequential damages are excluded to the maximum extent permitted by law.

Changes to terms

Material updates are communicated in advance so customers have time to review the new position before it becomes operative.

Ready when you are

Resolve commercial questions before they turn into legal delay

If a buyer, finance lead, or procurement contact needs clarity on terms, it is better handled directly and early.

Flat-rate pricingCustomer-owned contentAdvance notice on material changes

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