Draft, pending legal review. This is a plain-language draft. A lawyer has not reviewed it yet, and it may change before the beta takes payments.
Terms of Service
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These terms cover your use of Zerun. In them, "Zerun", "we" and "us" mean the operator of the Zerun service, and "you" means the person who uses it. You accept these terms when you install the Zerun GitHub App or buy credit.
The beta
Zerun is in a beta. We may change it, limit it or stop it. It may have outages. If we end the beta, we will email you first and refund credit you bought and did not use.
Who can use Zerun
- You need an invite and a personal GitHub account.
- You must be old enough to enter into a contract where you live.
- You are responsible for your GitHub account and for everything done through your Zerun account.
What Zerun does
Zerun runs GitHub Actions jobs from the private repos you choose. Each job runs on its own Linux virtual machine, which Zerun destroys when the job ends. GitHub decides which job goes to which runner. The docs describe what the beta supports and its limits.
Credit and charges
- You pay in advance by buying credit. Jobs draw down that credit at the prices on the pricing page.
- A job's charge runs from when GitHub assigns it to a Zerun runner until it finishes, rounded up to the second. It never runs past the job's timeout, which is 60 minutes unless you raise it.
- We do not charge for a job that fails because of Zerun.
- New jobs stop when your credit or your monthly cap runs out. We never bill you for more than you paid.
- You cannot transfer credit to another account.
- If we change prices, we will email you before the change applies to your account.
- Refunds of unused credit follow the refund policy.
Your responsibilities
- You are responsible for your workflows and for what your jobs do, including anything they deploy or publish.
- You must follow the acceptable use policy.
- You must have the right to run the code that your jobs run.
Your data
Step logs and secrets go between the runner and GitHub, and Zerun does not receive them. The Zerun GitHub App does not ask for permission to read your code. The privacy policy says what we store and why.
Stopping and suspension
You can stop using Zerun at any time. The docs explain how. We may suspend or close your account if you break these terms or the acceptable use policy, or to protect Zerun or other users. If we do, we will email you the reason.
No warranty
We provide Zerun as it is during the beta. We do not promise that it will always be available, that it will be free of errors, that it will make your jobs faster, or that it will cost less than GitHub-hosted runners.
Limits on liability
As far as the law allows, our total liability to you is limited to the amount you paid us in the 12 months before the claim. We are not liable for indirect losses, such as lost profits or lost data.
Changes to these terms
We may change these terms. We will email you before a change that affects you takes effect. If you keep using Zerun after that, the new terms apply.
Contact
Write to beta@zerun.example.