Terms of service
Last updated 2026-05-07.
These terms govern your use of the CodeAudit service (the "Service"). By signing in or paying for an audit you agree to them. We'll get them lawyer-reviewed before launch; the substance reflects what the Service actually does today.
What you get
For a flat fee per audit (currently $10) we run an AI-assisted audit of the public GitHub repository you submit and email you a link to the rendered HTML report. Audits typically complete within an hour.
What you must not do
- Submit a repository you don't have permission to share with us and Anthropic.
- Submit code intended to attack our infrastructure (fork bombs, obfuscated payloads designed to escape sandboxing, etc.). We enforce hard caps but please don't test them adversarially without permission.
- Resell the Service or scrape it programmatically.
- Violate any applicable law.
Refunds
If our pipeline fails to deliver a report, the linked payment is refunded automatically and we email a refund confirmation. If you believe a successfully delivered report is materially wrong, email support@codeaudit.dev within 7 days and we'll review case-by-case.
What the Service is not
Output is AI-generated. Findings are best-effort, not legal, regulatory, or insurance-grade assurance. We make no warranty that the report is exhaustive or correct. You remain responsible for the security and quality of your code.
Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, our aggregate liability for any claim arising from the Service is limited to the fees you paid us in the 12 months before the claim arose.
Termination
You can stop using the Service at any time. We can suspend access if you breach these terms or appear to be abusing the system. Pending audits at the time of suspension are refunded.
Privacy
See /privacy for what we do with your data. The privacy policy is part of these terms by reference.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. Any dispute will be resolved in the courts of England and Wales unless consumer-protection law in your jurisdiction requires otherwise.