Terms of Service

These are the ground rules for using CrediBlog.com ("CrediBlog", "we", "us"), a service run by Sharpian. By creating an account or using CrediBlog, you're agreeing to them. If you're signing up for a company, you're telling us you're allowed to accept these terms on its behalf.

1. Your account

Give us accurate details and keep them up to date. Your login is yours to protect, and you're responsible for whatever happens under your account — so let us know right away if something looks off. You'll need to be at least 18 (or whatever the age of majority is where you live) to use CrediBlog.

2. Workspaces & profiles

Your account can hold one or more site profiles, up to whatever your plan allows. Each profile carries its own business context, settings, and content. Everything under your account is yours to manage — and yours to stand behind.

3. The content we generate

CrediBlog turns the context you give us into draft articles, images, metadata, and the rest. It's generated, so it can get things wrong — that's why new posts land as drafts and nothing goes live until you say so. Give it a read, edit what you need, and check anything you plan to lean on before you publish or syndicate it. The content you publish is yours; you just give us the room we need to host, process, display, index, and syndicate it so the service can do its job.

4. Playing fair

Please don't use CrediBlog to create or spread anything unlawful, misleading, defamatory, infringing, or harmful, to fake authorship in ways the law doesn't allow, or to churn out spammy, low-value content just to game search rankings. And don't try to break, probe, or sneak into parts of the service that aren't yours. If an account crosses these lines, we may suspend or close it.

5. Plans, quotas & billing

Paid plans come with a monthly content allowance. It's pooled across all your profiles, resets each billing period, and doesn't roll over. Your plan also sets how many profiles you can create. Payments run through Stripe, so subscribing means agreeing to their terms too. We bill up front for each period, and fees aren't refundable unless the law says otherwise. If we change pricing or features, we'll give you notice and it'll kick in at your next period.

6. API & webhooks

Depending on your plan, you can pull your content through our JSON API or have us push it to a webhook you set up. Keep your endpoints, keys, and secrets safe. Please don't hammer the API or use it to reach data that isn't yours.

7. Images & attribution

Cover images often come from royalty-free libraries like Pexels. When we show an attribution next to an image, keep it with the image when you publish or syndicate the post.

8. Lead matching

When a visitor's search matches your published content, we may surface you — as a lead or a backlink to your site. You're always in control of what's published, and you can pull a post down whenever you like.

9. Leaving

You can stop using CrediBlog and ask us to delete your account whenever you want. We can suspend or end access if these terms are broken or the law requires it. When access ends, the parts that are meant to outlast it — ownership, disclaimers, liability, and the housekeeping terms — still apply.

10. The legal bit on liability

CrediBlog comes "as is" and "as available", with no warranties — we can't promise generated content is accurate, original, non-infringing, or right for a particular purpose. To the fullest extent the law allows, we're not on the hook for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, and our total liability for any claim is capped at what you paid us in the twelve months before it.

11. Changes

We'll update these terms from time to time and refresh the date above when we do. Sticking around after a change means you're good with it.

12. Say hello

Questions about any of this? Reach us at sharpian.com.

We've written this to be clear and honest, not to be legal advice.