Glossary
Liability cap
A limit on how much the company can owe you if something goes wrong, often capped at fees paid in a short window.
Found in 7 published policies (7 matching findings). Not legal advice.
Why it matters
Even if the company causes real harm, recovery may be capped far below your actual losses.
What to look for
“Liability shall not exceed,” “maximum aggregate liability,” or caps tied to “fees paid in the prior 12 months.”
Examples from published reviews
Meta · Facebook · Terms of service
Limitation of Liability for Damages
Meta limits its liability for lost profits, revenues, information, data, or various types of damages, even if advised of their possibility.
Open the full reviewEpic Games · Epic Games · Terms of service
Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Liability
The Licensed Products, including in-game content, are provided "as-is" and "as-available." Epic and its associated parties make no warranties, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, noninfringement, or that products are free of viruses. Your use is at your sole risk.
Open the full reviewGoogle · Google · Terms of service
Google's total liability is limited to $200 or fees paid
Google's total liability related to these terms is limited to the greater of $200 or the fees paid for the relevant services in the 12 months before the dispute.
Open the full reviewX · X · Terms of service
Maximum liability of X is limited to $100 USD or amount paid in the last six months
X's total liability will not exceed the greater of $100 USD or the amount you paid X, if any, in the past six months for the services that led to the claim.
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