Terms of Service

These terms cover use of ClipWall. ClipWall helps a buyer collect testimonials and embed the ones they approve. ClipWall does not approve submissions or embed them for the buyer.

Buyers

You need an email to sign in. The first sign-in creates an empty workspace. You are responsible for the collection link you send, the consent line on that page, and which submissions you approve for public display.

Published prices: Free is $0, with 3 video testimonials (all-time), 25 written reviews, 1 project, and the Powered by line. Starter is $19 a month or $190 a year, with 50 videos a month, unlimited written reviews, and 3 projects. Pro is $49 a month or $490 a year, with unlimited videos (fair use 300 a month), unlimited written reviews, 10 projects, and 3 seats. Paid checkout is not open in this preview. Nothing here charges a card, and a message that a payment succeeded does not change your plan. Leaving an email on the waitlist does not start a subscription. The free workspace you can open today still allows 5 video slots, 25 written reviews, and 3 active projects. Pending, approved, and rejected items each use a slot. Deleting an item frees it. A full video cap does not block text.

Submitters

If you open a collection link, you do not create a ClipWall account and you are not charged. You confirm that you have the right to share the video or text, and you agree that the buyer may display what they approve on their site and embed. The consent checkbox on the collection page links here. It starts unchecked. The buyer can replace the short consent sentence; these terms still apply.

The product sample

The demo wall linked from the landing page is built-in sample content. The videos are AI-generated samples. The written cards are samples too. Those cards are not customer reviews, logos, or results. The sample does not accept new submissions.

Contact

Questions about these terms go to Support: zheyu0099@gmail.com.

Acceptable use

Do not use ClipWall to collect content you have no right to publish, to break into another workspace, or to overload the service. We may ban an account that does. A ban stops sign-in. It does not review the testimonials on that account.

The service is provided as a preview. Captions, file delivery, and email depend on what is configured on the server. Where a provider key is missing, the product says so instead of pretending the paid service ran.