Crewful Terms of Service

Effective date: July 5, 2026

Last updated: August 10, 2026

1. Acceptance of terms

By using Crewful, you agree to these Terms of Service. If you don't

agree, don't use the app. You must be at least 18 years old and able to

enter a binding contract in your jurisdiction to use Crewful.

2. What Crewful is

Crewful is a marketplace that connects customers who need a job done with

independent professionals who submit estimates on and complete that job.

Crewful is not the employer of any professional on the platform.

Professionals are independent contractors, not Crewful employees or

agents. Beyond the core post-a-job/submit-an-estimate flow, Crewful offers

a few other ways for customers and professionals to connect, all governed

by these same Terms:

on the customer map, visible to any customer browsing nearby — not just

customers they've already been awarded a job by.

availability announcement (e.g. "free this weekend") visible to nearby

customers.

professionals on a given job until that job is awarded.

3. No vetting guarantee [UPDATE ONCE BACKGROUND CHECKS EXIST]

[Until a background-check process is implemented, this section must

clearly state that Crewful does not currently vet, background-check, or

verify the professionals on its platform, and that customers use the

service at their own risk. Do not imply vetting has occurred if it hasn't

— that's a real legal exposure. Update this section the moment background

checks are added.]

4. Jobs, estimates, and payment

Professionals submit estimates with a price and estimated timeline.

but nothing is charged yet. The customer pays separately, whenever they

choose, through the app. Payment is charged via Stripe, and the

professional is paid out to their Stripe Connect account (minus

Crewful's platform fee) essentially instantly — there is no holding

period.

identity/tax verification) before they can receive payouts.

customer and professional — we facilitate discovery and payment, not the

work itself.

5. Disputes

Because the professional is paid out essentially instantly once a customer

pays, there is generally no window to dispute a job before payout has

already gone out. If work was not completed as agreed, we still want to

know — a customer may report an issue at any time, and Crewful (acting as

administrator) will investigate. In the rare case a dispute is filed

before payout has actually gone out (for example, a brief delay while a

failed payout is automatically retried), the payout is frozen pending

review and Crewful resolves it by either releasing the payment to the

professional or refunding the customer. Once payout has been released, a

formal dispute can no longer be filed through the app; Crewful may still

investigate a report and issue a refund at its discretion, but this is not

guaranteed. Customers should raise concerns before paying whenever

possible. A job can only have one open dispute at a time. Filing a dispute

in bad faith, or to avoid paying for legitimately completed work, is

prohibited conduct under Section 8 and may result in account termination.

6. Professional responsibilities

If you register as a professional, you represent that you have any

required licenses, permits, or insurance for the work you offer, and that

the information in your profile (bio, categories, insurance status,

licensing status, years of experience, references) is accurate. If you

are not formally licensed for a trade that customarily requires one, you

must say so in your profile rather than leaving it blank or implying

otherwise. Misrepresenting your qualifications, licensing, or insurance

status may result in account termination and, where applicable, legal

liability. If you enable Storefront or post to the Board, you're

responsible for keeping that content accurate and current in the same way

as the rest of your profile.

7. Customer responsibilities

You agree to provide accurate job details and safe access for a

professional to complete agreed-upon work, and to pay the agreed price

through the app rather than attempting to circumvent Crewful's payment

system. Posting a job anonymously does not exempt you from these

responsibilities — your identity is still known to Crewful and is

disclosed to the awarded professional once a job is awarded.

8. Prohibited conduct

You agree not to: solicit or complete payment for a Crewful job outside

the app to avoid platform fees; submit fraudulent estimates or reviews; harass

another user; misrepresent your identity, licensing, or insurance; or use

the app for any unlawful purpose.

**Crewful has zero tolerance for objectionable content or abusive

behavior.** This includes anything posted in job descriptions, estimates,

Board posts, messages, reviews, or profiles that is threatening, harassing,

hateful, sexually explicit, or otherwise abusive. Use the in-app Report

option on any user, message, or review to flag content or behavior that

violates this policy, and the in-app Block option to immediately stop

a user from contacting you or submitting estimates on your jobs. Our team

reviews every report and may suspend or permanently remove any account

that violates this policy, with or without prior notice.

9. Insurance and liability

Cade Corlew does not provide insurance coverage for work

performed by professionals on the platform. [This section needs input from

an insurance broker familiar with marketplace/gig platforms — see the

launch checklist item — to correctly state what liability, if any,

Crewful carries versus the individual professional.]

10. Disclaimers

Crewful is provided "as is" and "as available," without warranty of any

kind. We do not guarantee the quality, safety, or legality of work

performed by professionals, the accuracy of any profile, estimate, review,

Storefront listing, or Board post, or that the service will be

uninterrupted, error-free, or secure. To the fullest extent permitted by

law, we disclaim all warranties, express or implied, including

merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement.

11. Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Cade Corlew is not

liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from

work performed by a professional, property damage, personal injury, or

payment disputes between users. [This is the single most important section

for a lawyer to size correctly given Crewful's marketplace model —

consult one before launch, not after.]

12. Indemnification

[Draft placeholder — have a lawyer size this appropriately before relying

on it.] You agree to indemnify and hold Crewful and Cade Corlew harmless

from any claim, damage, or expense (including reasonable legal fees)

arising from: your use of the app, the work you perform or have performed

through the app, your violation of these Terms, or your violation of any

law or third party's rights. This does not require you to indemnify

Crewful for Crewful's own negligence or willful misconduct.

13. Dispute resolution [NEEDS A LAWYER'S INPUT]

[Placeholder — no arbitration or class-action-waiver clause has been

added yet. Many marketplace platforms use binding arbitration with a

class-action waiver here, but that's a real strategic and legal decision

(enforceability varies by state, and some states restrict it in

employment-adjacent contexts) — don't add one without a lawyer's input

on whether it fits Crewful's situation.]

14. Termination

We may suspend or terminate your account for violating these terms,

including fraudulent estimates, payment circumvention, or safety violations.

15. Changes to these terms

We may update these Terms as Crewful's features change. We'll update the

"Last updated" date above when that happens, and will notify users of

material changes through the app. Continuing to use Crewful after a

change takes effect means you accept the updated terms.

16. Assignment

You may not assign or transfer your rights under these Terms without our

consent. We may assign these Terms in connection with a merger,

acquisition, or sale of assets, or by operation of law.

17. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is found unenforceable by a court, that

provision will be limited or removed to the minimum extent necessary, and

the remaining provisions will stay in full effect.

18. Entire agreement

These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy, are the entire agreement

between you and Crewful regarding your use of the app, and supersede any

prior agreements on the same subject.

19. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of Tennessee, without regard to

conflict-of-law principles. [Marketplace facilitator and money-transmission

rules vary by state — confirm this section with a lawyer per the launch

checklist's business/legal item.]

20. Contact

support@crewful.app