Base44 updates Terms of Service, effective June 21, 2026

Base44 updated its Terms of Service with an effective date of June 21, 2026. The changes touch subscriptions, licenses, prohibited uses and liability. The page says that continuing to use Base44 after the effective date means you accept the updated Terms.

What changed

Base44's support page "Updates to the Base44 Terms of Service (June 2026)" lists these changes:

• Subscriptions. A section now explains how AI credits work. The terms clarify that you can cancel auto-renewal of your subscription at any time, and the obligation to pay interest for delayed payments was removed.
• Licenses. The page says Base44's services for premium users are intended for use by businesses and organizations. It says the license was changed to better support Base44's ability to provide the service, including by using and training AI models. It also says the changes allow Base44 to send promotional messages and use certain content you create for promotional purposes.
• Prohibited uses. Any use prohibited under applicable law is not allowed, including practices considered "prohibited" under the EU AI Act. If you use Base44 for high-risk purposes (as defined in applicable laws), you are responsible for complying with the relevant regulations.
• Payments. New guidance covers selling products or services through apps built on Base44, and clarifies tax responsibilities.
• Warranties and liability. Base44 disclaims warranties relating to AI outputs, you are responsible for independently reviewing AI-generated output before relying on it, and the indemnification section includes your obligation to indemnify Base44 where your breach of the Terms or laws caused damages to Base44.
• Data export. You are responsible for exporting your data before your subscription ends if you want to keep it.
• Israeli customers. The page says an addendum for certain Israeli users covers updated cancellation rights and refund policy.

What this does not say

The support page is a summary. It does not say which of your content may be used for AI training or promotion, and it does not describe an opt-out. It does not mention the privacy policy. It links to the full terms, which we did not review for this item. This item is not a legal assessment.

What to check

Read the full terms and any data-handling settings in your Base44 account before you put customer data or confidential code into an app. Ask Base44 in writing if you need an answer on training or opt-out.

See the Anavem profile for Base44 and the explainer on vibe coding security risks.