These terms govern the use of Paidwen and of paidwen.com.

Paidwen operates the service and the website.

Write to [email protected] for any question about these terms.

Paidwen verifies pull requests on GitHub.

The Paidwen engine runs in your GitHub Actions runner, starts your application in a disposable environment, replays your user journeys in a browser and posts one verdict on the pull request.

You are responsible for the accounts where you install Paidwen.

You sign in with GitHub. You are responsible for the GitHub accounts, organizations and repositories where you install Paidwen. You are also responsible for the access you give to other people.

Public repositories are free, and paid plans are monthly or yearly subscriptions.

• Public repositories are free.
• Paid plans are monthly or yearly subscriptions in US dollars, with the prices and limits shown on the pricing page.
• A yearly subscription costs 10 times the monthly price and keeps the monthly quota of its plan.
• Each paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Lemon Squeezy charges your card at the end of the trial, unless you cancel before.
• Lemon Squeezy sells the subscriptions as merchant of record, charges your card, collects the taxes and sends the invoices.
• You can change plans or cancel at any time from the dashboard. A cancelled plan stays active until the end of the paid month or year.
• Payments are not refunded, except where the law requires a refund.
• Above the monthly quota, Paidwen verifies 10 percent more pull requests, then posts a neutral check. Paidwen never blocks a merge because of the quota.

Verifications use the GitHub Actions minutes of your account.

Verifications run on the GitHub Actions minutes of your GitHub account. GitHub bills the minutes under your own agreement with GitHub.

You keep all rights to your code and to your data.

Your code stays in your GitHub Actions runner. Paidwen never stores your code, your secrets or your videos. The privacy policy lists the data Paidwen stores.

You give Paidwen the right to process the data needed to run the service.

You must not use Paidwen to attack anyone or to bypass its limits.

You must not use Paidwen to attack Paidwen, GitHub or anyone else, to bypass the quotas or the security of the service, or to verify code that you have no right to run.

Paidwen is provided as is.

Paidwen works to keep the service available, without a guarantee of uninterrupted service. When Paidwen cannot verify a pull request, the check is neutral and does not block the merge, unless you set failClosed in paidwen.yml.

The liability of Paidwen is limited to the amounts you paid in the last twelve months.

To the extent permitted by law, the total liability of Paidwen is limited to the amounts you paid for the service during the twelve months before the claim. Paidwen is not liable for indirect damages, such as lost profits or lost data.

You can cancel at any time, and Paidwen can suspend an account that breaks these terms.

You can uninstall the GitHub App and cancel your plan at any time. Paidwen can suspend an account that breaks these terms, with notice when possible.

A change that reduces your rights applies 30 days after its publication.

Paidwen publishes each new version on this page with its date.