Four of them, written to be read rather than to be survived. The short version of all four: your application runs in your own Cloudflare account, so the data we hold is the data involved in you having an account with us — and very little else.
The agreement between you and Pithy, LLC. What the service is, what you may and may not do with it, who owns what, and how either of us can end it.
Read the termsFourteen days, in full, no reason required. Where to ask, how long the money takes to come back, and the short list of things that fall outside it.
Read the refund policyWhat we collect, why, who else sees it, and how long we keep it. One cookie, no trackers, and none of your application's data.
Read the privacy noticeFor the teams whose procurement asks for a processor agreement. Short, because your users' data stays in your Cloudflare account and never reaches us.
Read the addendumThe software license is a separate thing and lives on the License page: the kit is MIT, with one capability on the Functional Source License. Nothing on this page changes what that license grants you.
A term you cannot live with is worth a conversation before it is worth a lawyer.