Platform Terms & Conditions

INBOUND MARKETS LLC

PLATFORM LICENSE & MARKET ACCESS TERMS

Effective Date: July 1, 2026

These Platform License & Market Access Terms (“Terms”) govern access to and use of proprietary market infrastructure, digital platforms, inbound demand systems, lead-routing systems, AI-supported response workflows, and related commercial services provided by Inbound Markets LLC (“Inbound Markets,” “IM,” “Company,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).

By accepting these Terms, signing an agreement, approving or paying an invoice, authorizing recurring billing, using our services, receiving routed inquiries, accessing licensed market infrastructure, or otherwise participating in the Inbound Markets network, you (“Licensee,” “Operator,” “Client,” “you,” or “your”) agree to these Terms.

0. Acceptance of Terms

These Terms are accepted by any of the following actions:

Signing a written or electronic agreement;
Checking an online acknowledgment box;
Approving or paying an invoice;
Authorizing recurring billing;
Receiving routed inquiries;
Accessing or using licensed market infrastructure;
Continuing to use Inbound Markets services after these Terms are presented or made available.

Acceptance may be recorded through electronic signature, checkbox acknowledgment, invoice payment, payment authorization, email confirmation, platform usage, or continued participation in the Inbound Markets network.

Any person accepting these Terms on behalf of a company, franchise, operator, or other business entity represents that they have authority to bind that entity.

1. Purpose

Inbound Markets develops, manages, licenses, and supports territory-based digital market infrastructure designed to help operators capture, route, respond to, and manage inbound commercial demand.

These Terms apply to licensed access involving one or more categories, including but not limited to:

Office coffee
Pantry services
Micro markets
Vending
Water solutions
Towing
DUI/compliance-related services
Other commercial service categories supported by Inbound Markets

2. License Structure

Inbound Markets may grant Licensee a limited, revocable, non-transferable license to access designated market infrastructure, territory routing, inquiry capture, lead-routing systems, AI-supported response workflows, and related services.

Unless otherwise stated in a signed written agreement, all licenses are:

Limited to the designated territory, category, or market;
Subject to active payment status;
Subject to these Terms;
Not ownership interests;
Not exclusive unless expressly stated in writing;
Revocable for non-payment, misuse, non-response, service mismatch, reputational risk, circumvention, or violation of these Terms.

3. No Ownership Transfer

Licensee does not acquire ownership of any Inbound Markets asset, including but not limited to:

Domains
Websites
Landing pages
Market pages
Phone numbers
Tracking numbers
Call recordings
Form assets
Email/SMS workflows
AI configurations
Routing logic
Databases
Lead sources
Brand assets
Creative assets
Search presence
Software configurations
Data systems
Automation workflows
Proprietary infrastructure

All such assets remain the property of Inbound Markets LLC, Digital Media Assets LLC, Parooze Ventures LLC, or their respective owners, as applicable.

4. License Fees

License fees may be structured as:

Flat monthly license fees;
Territory-based license fees;
Category-based license fees;
Introductory license fees;
Temporary launch fees;
Per-lead fees;
Hybrid license-plus-lead-fee arrangements;
Other written fee structures approved by Inbound Markets.

License fees are due according to the applicable invoice, signed agreement, recurring billing authorization, or written payment schedule.

Unless otherwise stated in a signed agreement, all fees are non-refundable and all sales are final.

5. Recurring Billing

If a license is billed on a recurring basis, Licensee authorizes Inbound Markets LLC or its approved payment processor, including ACH, credit card, invoice platform, CRM billing platform, or other approved payment system, to charge the payment method on file according to the applicable invoice, signed agreement, recurring billing authorization, or billing schedule.

Licensee is responsible for keeping payment information current. Failed payments, expired cards, rejected ACH payments, chargebacks, payment reversals, or non-payment may result in suspension or termination of routing, platform access, territory activation, AI workflows, and related services.

6. Recurring Billing Changes

Inbound Markets will provide written notice before modifying recurring billing amounts, unless the change has already been agreed to in a signed agreement, renewal notice, invoice, territory schedule, or written license confirmation.

Unless otherwise stated in a signed agreement, material recurring billing changes will be provided at least fifteen (15) days before the revised billing amount takes effect.

Continued use of licensed services, continued receipt of routed inquiries, continued access to licensed infrastructure, or payment after the effective date of the billing change constitutes acceptance of the updated billing amount.

7. Late Payment and Suspension

Unless otherwise stated in writing, payments are due on the date listed on the invoice or recurring billing schedule.

If payment is not received or successfully processed when due, Inbound Markets may suspend or terminate:

Lead routing
Inquiry forwarding
Territory access
AI response workflows
Call tracking
Form routing
SMS/email workflows
Licensed market access
Related platform support

Inbound Markets may require payment of outstanding balances, late fees, processing fees, chargeback fees, returned-payment fees, collection costs, or reactivation fees before restoring access.

8. Chargebacks and Payment Disputes

Licensee agrees to contact Inbound Markets in writing before initiating any chargeback, payment reversal, payment dispute, or bank return claim.

A chargeback, payment reversal, payment dispute, or bank return does not cancel the license, terminate amounts due, or waive Inbound Markets’ rights.

Inbound Markets may suspend routing, territory access, AI workflows, call tracking, form routing, SMS/email workflows, and related platform support during any unresolved payment dispute.

Licensee remains responsible for all valid charges, collection costs, processing fees, chargeback fees, returned-payment fees, and amounts due under the applicable agreement, invoice, recurring billing authorization, or license terms.

9. No Lead, Revenue, or Performance Guarantee

Inbound Markets does not guarantee:

A specific number of leads
Qualified lead volume
Sales
Appointments
Conversions
Revenue
Customers
Contracts
Search rankings
Search visibility
AI search visibility
Closed business
Territory profitability
Specific market performance

Inbound demand may vary due to factors outside Inbound Markets’ control, including search engine changes, AI search behavior, prospect intent, seasonality, market demand, local competition, third-party platforms, operator response time, sales quality, pricing, service capability, and customer decision-making.

10. Lead and Inquiry Definition

An inbound inquiry may include, but is not limited to:

Phone calls
Form submissions
SMS messages
Emails
Chat inquiries
AI-assisted intake records
Contact requests
Service quote requests
Routing events
Other prospect communications captured through licensed infrastructure

A routed inquiry does not guarantee that the prospect is ready, qualified, reachable, convertible, financially suitable, or serviceable by Licensee.

11. Licensee Response Responsibility

Licensee is solely responsible for timely response to routed inquiries.

Licensee is responsible for:

Calling or contacting prospects promptly
Following up professionally
Confirming service fit
Qualifying prospects
Providing quotes
Making representations to customers
Selling services
Entering contracts
Delivering service
Managing customer disputes
Complying with applicable laws and regulations

Failure to respond to routed opportunities may reduce market performance and may result in suspension, rerouting, termination, or loss of territory rights.

12. Unfulfilled or Unserviceable Opportunities

If Licensee cannot fulfill an opportunity due to lack of coverage, delayed response, lack of capacity, product mismatch, service mismatch, refusal to pursue, failure to respond, or other operational limitation, Inbound Markets may take action to protect the market infrastructure and end-user experience.

Such action may include:

Notifying Licensee;
Requesting alternate fulfillment instructions;
Holding the inquiry pending clarification;
Routing to another authorized contact;
Routing to another participating or qualified provider;
Suspending or modifying territory access;
Reopening the market.

The purpose is to preserve customer trust, market value, and infrastructure performance.

Inbound Markets assumes no liability for the conduct, representations, pricing, service quality, service delivery, contracts, customer handling, or downstream outcomes of any alternate provider to which an inquiry is routed following Licensee’s failure or inability to respond, qualify, pursue, or fulfill the opportunity.

Licensee acknowledges that end-user intake language, forms, call prompts, or website disclosures may state that inquiries may be routed to participating service providers, local operators, licensed providers, or qualified service companies.

13. AI-Supported Response Workflows

Inbound Markets may use AI-supported systems, automation, call handling, SMS/email workflows, intake processes, routing logic, and response tools to support opportunity handling.

AI-supported workflows are designed to improve speed, structure, routing, and response consistency. They are not a substitute for Licensee’s own sales process, customer communication, legal compliance, service verification, or operational delivery.

Inbound Markets does not guarantee that AI-assisted intake, routing, summaries, categorization, or responses will be error-free, complete, or suitable for every business purpose. Licensee remains responsible for reviewing and acting on all routed information appropriately.

14. Territory Rights

Territory rights, if granted, are limited to the scope stated in the applicable invoice, signed agreement, territory schedule, or written confirmation.

Territory rights may be:

Exclusive;
Non-exclusive;
Temporary;
Category-specific;
City-specific;
Regional;
Conditional;
Subject to performance, response, payment, or fulfillment requirements.

No territory is exclusive unless expressly stated in a signed written agreement.

Inbound Markets reserves the right to protect, modify, suspend, reassign, reopen, or terminate territory access for non-payment, non-response, poor fulfillment, service mismatch, reputational risk, misuse, circumvention, or violation of these Terms.

15. Introductory or Temporary Pricing

Introductory, temporary, launch, trial, or transition pricing does not establish permanent market value.

At the conclusion of any introductory or temporary period, Inbound Markets may evaluate:

Territory value
Demand level
Lead flow
Lead quality
Operator response
Fulfillment capability
Market potential
Infrastructure requirements
Category opportunity
Pricing alignment

Future pricing may be increased, adjusted, renewed, transferred, terminated, or renegotiated according to written agreement.

16. Market Value

Inbound Markets may determine market value based on factors including territory size, commercial density, category demand, search opportunity, competitive landscape, infrastructure depth, operator exclusivity, historical activity, future market potential, platform investment, routing complexity, AI workflow support, and strategic value.

Published or discussed market values are estimates or commercial pricing positions only. They are not guarantees of lead volume, qualified opportunity volume, revenue, search visibility, sales, conversions, or market performance.

17. Licensee Conduct

Licensee agrees not to:

Misuse routed inquiries;
Scrape, copy, reverse engineer, or reproduce Inbound Markets infrastructure;
Contact prospects in a misleading or unlawful manner;
Claim ownership of Inbound Markets assets;
Interfere with tracking or routing systems;
Misrepresent affiliation, territory rights, pricing, or service capabilities;
Share confidential infrastructure or pricing information without permission;
Damage the reputation of Inbound Markets, its platforms, or licensed territories;
Use routed inquiries for unlawful, deceptive, abusive, or non-approved purposes;
Circumvent Inbound Markets’ systems, routing, market assets, or licensed relationship.

18. Non-Circumvention and Non-Solicitation

Licensee shall not circumvent, bypass, copy, misuse, or attempt to replicate Inbound Markets’ proprietary market infrastructure, lead sources, routing systems, territory mapping, AI workflows, data systems, market pages, phone numbers, domains, tracking systems, or operational methods.

During the license term and for twenty-four (24) months after termination, Licensee shall not knowingly use confidential information, routed inquiry data, platform data, territory intelligence, customer inquiry records, or infrastructure information received through Inbound Markets to directly bypass Inbound Markets, solicit routed prospects outside the licensed relationship, replicate the platform model, or interfere with Inbound Markets’ market relationships.

This section does not restrict Licensee from serving its own independently obtained customers, operating its own business, marketing its own services, or contacting prospects obtained through sources unrelated to Inbound Markets.

19. Confidentiality and Trade Secrets

Licensee may receive confidential or proprietary information, including pricing, lead flow data, routing logic, AI workflows, infrastructure methods, territory strategy, market data, customer inquiry details, platform details, software configurations, and operational systems.

Licensee agrees to keep such information confidential and use it only for purposes of the licensed relationship.

Confidentiality obligations survive termination for five (5) years.

For trade secrets, proprietary systems, non-public routing logic, AI workflow architecture, platform methods, source data, territory intelligence, and other information that qualifies as a trade secret or proprietary business asset, confidentiality obligations shall survive for as long as the information remains non-public and protected under applicable law.

20. Intellectual Property

All intellectual property, trademarks, service marks, copyrights, trade names, proprietary data, systems, workflows, routing logic, domains, software configurations, market assets, and platform materials remain the property of their respective owners.

INBOUND MARKETS™, DIGITAL MEDIA ASSETS™, PAROOZE™, and related names, marks, brands, assets, and systems are claimed trademarks, service marks, trade names, or common law marks of their respective owners unless otherwise identified as federally registered marks.

Use of the ™ symbol does not necessarily indicate federal registration. It indicates a claim of trademark or service mark rights under applicable common law, state law, federal law, or other applicable protections.

Unauthorized use, copying, resale, scraping, reverse engineering, reproduction, redistribution, or misappropriation of protected marks, brand assets, market assets, platform systems, or proprietary materials is prohibited.

21. Digital Media Assets LLC Support Role

Digital Media Assets LLC may provide operational, technical, administrative, media, routing, AI workflow, and infrastructure support services in connection with licensed platforms.

Digital Media Assets LLC does not guarantee lead volume, customer acquisition, closed sales, revenue, service fulfillment, franchisee performance, downstream customer outcomes, or licensee operational performance.

22. Third-Party Platforms

Inbound Markets may rely on or integrate with third-party platforms, including but not limited to search engines, AI search platforms, call tracking systems, CRM systems, SMS/email providers, form systems, analytics platforms, payment processors, hosting providers, automation tools, and AI service providers.

Inbound Markets is not responsible for outages, policy changes, algorithm changes, platform restrictions, deliverability issues, data delays, tracking errors, or third-party system failures outside its reasonable control.

23. Customer Relationships and Fulfillment

Licensee is solely responsible for all downstream customer relationships, including:

Sales conversations
Service agreements
Pricing
Quotes
Representations
Delivery
Service quality
Licensing or regulatory compliance
Insurance
Customer disputes
Refunds
Warranties
Operational obligations

Inbound Markets is not a party to Licensee’s customer contracts unless expressly agreed in writing.

24. Compliance

Licensee is responsible for complying with all applicable laws, regulations, licensing requirements, advertising rules, privacy obligations, consumer protection rules, industry regulations, and service-specific requirements applicable to Licensee’s business.

Licensee shall not use Inbound Markets infrastructure for unlawful, misleading, deceptive, infringing, or unauthorized purposes.

25. Privacy, Data, Call Recording, and Communications Compliance

Inbound Markets may collect, receive, store, process, route, analyze, summarize, transcribe, or review data related to inbound inquiries, including phone calls, call recordings, form submissions, SMS messages, emails, chat inquiries, AI-assisted intake records, routing activity, analytics, and related communications.

Inbound Markets may use this information to operate, protect, improve, optimize, and support its licensed infrastructure, routing systems, AI-supported workflows, market strategy, reporting, quality control, and service delivery.

Calls may be tracked, recorded, transcribed, or summarized where permitted by law and platform configuration. Licensee acknowledges that appropriate call recording disclosures may be required, including notices such as “this call may be recorded,” depending on the communication channel, jurisdiction, and applicable law.

Licensee is responsible for its own compliance with all applicable privacy, call recording, SMS/texting, email, telemarketing, consumer protection, customer communication, and consent laws, including any obligations under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, state privacy laws, state call recording laws, and other applicable rules.

If Licensee operates in or receives inquiries from jurisdictions with additional privacy requirements, including California, Licensee is responsible for maintaining its own required customer notices, privacy disclosures, opt-out practices, consent records, and compliance procedures.

Inbound Markets may maintain a separate Privacy Policy governing data collection, use, storage, sharing, retention, and privacy rights. If a Privacy Policy is posted, it is incorporated into these Terms by reference.

26. Data Use and Platform Improvement

Inbound Markets may use inquiry data, routing data, call data, form data, message data, performance data, and related activity records to operate, protect, analyze, improve, and optimize its market infrastructure, routing systems, AI-supported workflows, reporting, territory strategy, quality control, and service delivery.

Inbound Markets may use aggregated, anonymized, or de-identified data for internal analysis, benchmarking, performance improvement, market development, system optimization, and commercial planning.

27. Communications Consent

Licensee agrees that Inbound Markets, Digital Media Assets LLC, payment processors, and approved service providers may contact Licensee by email, phone, SMS, platform message, invoice notice, or other reasonable business communication method regarding invoices, routed inquiries, license status, payment authorization, territory activity, service updates, operational matters, and account administration.

Licensee is responsible for providing accurate contact information and promptly updating any changes.

28. Subcontractors and Service Providers

Inbound Markets may use affiliates, contractors, vendors, software providers, payment processors, call tracking providers, CRM systems, AI tools, hosting providers, SMS/email providers, and other third-party service providers to deliver, support, operate, or improve the licensed infrastructure.

Inbound Markets remains responsible for commercially reasonable management of its service delivery but is not responsible for failures, outages, policy changes, restrictions, or errors caused by third-party platforms outside its reasonable control.

29. Reputational Risk

For purposes of these Terms, “reputational risk” means conduct, omission, failure to respond, customer handling, public representation, misuse of routed inquiries, service mismatch, misleading communication, or related conduct that Inbound Markets reasonably determines may materially harm customer trust, market credibility, platform value, territory performance, or the reputation of Inbound Markets, its affiliated entities, its licensed platforms, or the applicable market.

Inbound Markets may suspend, reroute, modify, or terminate access where commercially necessary to protect customer trust, market integrity, legal compliance, or infrastructure value.

30. Cancellation and Termination

Cancellation, termination, and renewal terms are governed by the applicable signed agreement, invoice terms, recurring billing authorization, territory schedule, or written license terms.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Inbound Markets may suspend or terminate access for:

Non-payment
Failed recurring billing
Chargebacks
Misuse
Repeated non-response
Failure to fulfill viable opportunities
Service mismatch
Reputational risk
Circumvention
Confidentiality breach
Violation of these Terms
Conduct that may harm customer trust, platform value, or market integrity

Termination does not transfer ownership of any platform asset or relieve Licensee of amounts already due.

31. Cancellation of Recurring Billing

Recurring billing may be cancelled only according to the applicable signed agreement, invoice terms, written license confirmation, or payment authorization.

Unless a signed agreement provides otherwise, cancellation must be submitted in writing to Inbound Markets before the next billing date. Cancellation does not relieve Licensee of amounts already due, previously invoiced, or incurred before cancellation is confirmed.

Termination or cancellation ends future licensed access only. It does not transfer ownership of any market asset, platform asset, routing system, phone number, domain, workflow, data system, AI configuration, or other proprietary infrastructure.

32. Refunds

Unless otherwise stated in a signed written agreement, all fees are non-refundable.

No refunds, credits, offsets, or chargebacks are owed due to lead volume, lead quality disputes, sales outcomes, ranking changes, prospect decisions, service mismatch, market seasonality, operator non-response, or customer non-conversion.

33. Taxes and Processing Fees

Licensee is responsible for all applicable taxes, processing fees, bank fees, chargeback fees, returned-payment fees, and similar charges related to the license, unless prohibited by law or otherwise stated in writing.

Inbound Markets may pass through reasonable payment-processing, chargeback, returned-payment, or collection-related costs where permitted by law.

34. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Inbound Markets shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, punitive, or lost-profit damages arising from or related to the licensed relationship, including but not limited to lost revenue, missed opportunities, customer disputes, franchisee disputes, search ranking changes, third-party platform changes, or failure of a prospect to convert into a customer.

Unless otherwise stated in a signed written agreement, Inbound Markets’ total aggregate liability shall not exceed the greater of:

Fees paid by Licensee to Inbound Markets during the prior three (3) months; or
$500.

35. Indemnification

Licensee agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Inbound Markets LLC, Digital Media Assets LLC, Parooze Ventures LLC, and their respective owners, officers, contractors, agents, representatives, affiliates, and service providers from claims, damages, liabilities, costs, and expenses arising from:

Licensee’s service delivery;
Licensee’s customer communications;
Licensee’s sales activity;
Licensee’s representations;
Licensee’s breach of these Terms;
Licensee’s violation of law;
Licensee’s misuse of routed inquiries;
Licensee’s failure to fulfill customer obligations;
Licensee’s franchisee, employee, contractor, or representative conduct.

36. Force Majeure

Inbound Markets shall not be liable for delay, interruption, non-performance, reduced performance, or service disruption caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including but not limited to natural disasters, acts of God, labor disputes, internet outages, hosting outages, cyber incidents, platform outages, search engine changes, AI search changes, third-party software failures, call tracking failures, CRM failures, payment processor issues, regulatory changes, government actions, war, terrorism, civil unrest, or other infrastructure events outside reasonable control.

37. Dispute Resolution, Arbitration, and Class Action Waiver

Before initiating arbitration or litigation, the parties shall first attempt in good faith to resolve disputes through informal negotiation for thirty (30) days after written notice of the dispute.

The party raising the dispute shall provide written notice describing the issue and requested resolution. The parties shall then have thirty (30) days to attempt to resolve the matter through direct business discussions.

If the dispute is not resolved through informal negotiation, the parties agree to participate in one round of mediation, unless emergency injunctive relief is necessary to protect confidential information, intellectual property, digital infrastructure, payment rights, customer trust, or market integrity.

If the dispute is not resolved through negotiation or mediation, any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or related to these Terms, any license, any invoice, any routed inquiry, any territory relationship, or any related service shall be resolved by binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (AAA) under its applicable commercial arbitration rules, unless the parties mutually agree in writing to use another arbitration provider.

The arbitration shall take place in Martin County, Florida, unless the parties mutually agree to another location or virtual arbitration.

Each party waives the right to bring or participate in any class action, collective action, representative action, private attorney general action, or consolidated proceeding. Claims must be brought only on an individual basis.

Nothing in this section prevents either party from seeking emergency injunctive or equitable relief in court to protect confidential information, intellectual property, digital infrastructure, payment rights, customer trust, or market integrity.

38. Governing Law and Venue

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.

Unless otherwise stated in a signed written agreement, any court proceeding arising from or related to these Terms shall be resolved in the state or federal courts located in Martin County, Florida.

Each party consents to jurisdiction and venue in such courts.

39. Assignment

Licensee may not assign, transfer, sublicense, delegate, resell, or otherwise transfer any license, territory right, invoice relationship, platform access, routed inquiry, or obligation under these Terms without prior written consent from Inbound Markets.

Inbound Markets may assign or transfer its rights and obligations to an affiliate, successor, purchaser, holding company, operating entity, or related business entity as part of a restructuring, asset transfer, merger, acquisition, or internal business reorganization.

40. Notices

Notices under these Terms may be delivered by email, invoice platform, payment platform, postal mail, courier, platform notice, or other commercially reasonable written method.

Notices to Licensee may be sent to the email address, billing contact, business address, or account contact provided by Licensee.

Notices to Inbound Markets shall be sent to the contact information listed in these Terms or other written notice address provided by Inbound Markets.

41. Updates to Terms

Inbound Markets may update these Terms from time to time.

Updated Terms become effective when posted to the Inbound Markets website or otherwise provided to Licensee.

For material changes, Inbound Markets will provide notice by email, invoice notice, platform notice, or other written communication to the contact information on file at least fifteen (15) days before the material change takes effect, unless immediate changes are required for legal, security, payment, platform, or operational reasons.

Continued use of services, continued receipt of routed inquiries, continued access to licensed infrastructure, or payment of invoices after the effective date of updated Terms constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms.

A signed written agreement may override conflicting website Terms only to the extent expressly stated in that agreement.

42. Order of Precedence

If there is a conflict between these Terms and another document, the following order shall control:

A mutually signed written agreement;
A territory schedule or written license confirmation;
A recurring billing authorization;
The applicable invoice;
These website Terms.

A signed written agreement controls only for the specific relationship, territory, category, or term addressed in that agreement.

43. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is found invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

The invalid or unenforceable provision shall be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable while preserving the original intent as closely as possible.

44. No Waiver

Failure by Inbound Markets to enforce any provision of these Terms shall not be considered a waiver of that provision or any other right. Any waiver must be in writing and signed by Inbound Markets.

45. Survival

Any provisions that by their nature should survive termination shall survive, including but not limited to payment obligations, ownership rights, confidentiality, trade secret protections, intellectual property protections, limitation of liability, indemnification, dispute resolution, governing law, data use, non-circumvention, non-misappropriation, and restrictions on unauthorized use.

46. Attorneys’ Fees and Collection Costs

If Inbound Markets is required to collect unpaid amounts or enforce these Terms, Licensee shall be responsible for reasonable collection costs, attorney fees, court costs, payment processor fees, and related expenses to the extent permitted by law.

47. Headings

Section headings are for convenience only and do not limit or affect the interpretation of these Terms.

48. Entire Terms

These Terms, together with any signed agreement, invoice, payment authorization, territory schedule, written license confirmation, privacy policy, and any incorporated policies, form the applicable agreement between Licensee and Inbound Markets regarding licensed access.

If there is a conflict between these Terms and a signed written agreement, the signed written agreement controls for that specific relationship.

49. Contact

For questions regarding these Terms, notices, billing issues, cancellation requests, or legal communications, contact:

Inbound Markets LLC
Email: support@inboundmarkets.com
Website: InboundMarkets.comhtjtps://www.inboundmarkets.com
Mailing Address: 1 SE Ocean Blvd. Stuart, FL 34994