1. Operator and scope
BeatBloom is a creative music service operated by 2B Studios Inc. These draft terms cover the public website and the studio when made available. The business address, support contact, registration details where required, and jurisdiction information remain to be completed before public launch. Merely visiting this page does not purchase a subscription.
2. Accounts and eligibility
Provide accurate account information and protect your login. Adults manage their own accounts and purchases. Teens aged 13–17 use guardian-managed family spaces subject to applicable local consent requirements. Accounts for children under 13 are not supported. Workspace permissions do not transfer ownership of someone else’s content.
3. What the service provides
BeatBloom helps generate music, lyrics, and speech with available models and providers. Access depends on enabled features, credits, capacity, and region. Model controls express creative intent; output may not match every instruction, duration, word, or musical attribute. No uninterrupted availability, measured musical accuracy, or guaranteed output quality is promised.
4. Your material and AI output
You remain responsible for the rights to material you submit and for reviewing output. You permit processing needed to deliver requested functions, including through selected providers; this does not transfer ownership of your input to the operator. Do not upload or request use of another person’s recordings, lyrics, identity, or voice without appropriate permission. AI output may resemble other output and does not automatically create exclusive copyright. Commercial use depends on the model/provider terms, your inputs, and applicable law; no blanket commercial license or Content ID eligibility is granted by this page.
5. Responsible use
Do not use BeatBloom for unlawful content, infringement, fraud, impersonation, harassment, sexual exploitation, malicious code, or attempts to bypass access controls or spending limits. Do not misrepresent generated material as another person’s authentic recording. Review content before sharing it, particularly with younger listeners. Access may be limited to address abuse or legal requirements, with explanation and review where appropriate.
6. Credits, trials, and paid plans
Credits measure service usage; they are not cash, a deposit or a transferable financial asset. Confirm the displayed recipe and price before submitting a chargeable operation. Reservations, completed charges and released reservations are different states; a retry is not automatically free. Monthly allowances and non-expiring purchased top-ups follow the displayed product terms. Free allowances and expressly activated trials have stated limits; the seven-day trial does not automatically charge you. A preview or demonstration is not a promise that a provider is available. Purchase-specific prices, taxes and renewal terms must be disclosed before any paid order.
7. Limited permission to process your content
You retain the rights you hold in your input. You grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide permission to host, copy, process, transform and transmit that material only as needed to provide your requested functions, secure the service and meet legal duties. Providers receive only the permission needed for their work. Public display or licensing requires your sharing or marketplace instruction; this is not a general advertising or unrelated model-training licence. Ending use ends this permission except for required retention, existing lawful licences and completing requested obligations. No rights owned by someone else are granted to you.
8. Workspaces, permissions and account security
You must have authority to act for a business or invite others into a workspace. Owners manage membership, budgets and authorised purchases; members must respect the rights and confidentiality of collaborators. A shared workspace is not a copyright assignment or a confidential escrow service. Protect credentials and recovery codes and report suspected compromise promptly. You are responsible for your authorised activity and failure to take reasonable security care, but not automatically liable for every unauthorised act regardless of its cause. Guardians must supervise eligible teen accounts; service controls do not replace parental supervision.
9. Marketplace, releases and third-party services
When available, each purchase is governed by its identified seller, listing and accepted licence, including permitted uses, attribution and restrictions. Creators must hold the rights they offer and give accurate descriptions and AI disclosures. Do not resell downloads or promise exclusivity without the necessary rights. Earnings are subject to disclosed fees, verification, refunds, disputes, reserves and payout eligibility; an estimate is not guaranteed income or a bank deposit. Referral benefits are not withdrawable earnings. Release Hub prepares materials; it does not guarantee delivery, acceptance, copyright registration, monetisation or Content ID eligibility on external platforms.
10. Payments, cancellation and statutory remedies
For an enabled paid service, the order must identify the supplier, total price, tax, billing interval, any renewal and the cancellation method. Cancelling future renewal is different from requesting a refund or closing an account. A failed or disputed payment may lead to a proportionate restriction after appropriate notice. Refunds, faulty-service remedies and mandatory withdrawal rights are not excluded by calling an item a credit or digital product. Where a 14-day withdrawal right applies, immediate digital-content supply only removes it after the legally required express consent and acknowledgement; merely accepting these terms is insufficient. Early service performance follows its separate legal rules.
11. Reports, moderation and fair restrictions
Report unlawful content or rights violations with the work or listing involved, relevant evidence and your contact details through the published reporting route or available in-product controls. Make reports honestly; do not misuse reports to suppress lawful competition. We may investigate, request evidence, restrict visibility or pause an affected operation where reasonably necessary for safety, rights protection, fraud prevention or a legal duty. Where required and lawful, we explain the reason and offer review. Urgent safety needs, legal restrictions or a risk to an investigation may prevent advance disclosure.
12. Suspension, closure and preserving your work
Serious or repeated misuse, security compromise, legal requirements or non-payment may justify proportionate suspension or termination. Where practicable, we give notice and a chance to address a remediable breach; urgent protection may require immediate action. Account closure does not itself cancel a subscription, erase all retained records or revoke licences already lawfully supplied. Export important material before closing access where possible. Any remaining paid entitlement or refund must be handled under the contract and applicable law, not automatically forfeited. The deletion case workflow requires review; instant erasure is not promised.
13. Service standards and creative limitations
We must provide the service with the care and skill and digital-content standards required by applicable law. AI can produce inaccurate, offensive, unexpected or similar output; review audio, lyrics, rights and suitability before relying on or distributing it. We do not promise an original copyrightable result, commercial success, uninterrupted capacity or fitness for an undisclosed specialist purpose. Outages, provider changes and maintenance may affect access. We will take reasonable steps to limit disruption; circumstances outside our reasonable control do not remove statutory cancellation or refund rights. Keep independent backups of work you need.
14. Liability: consumers and business users
We do not exclude liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any liability or remedy that law prevents us from limiting. For consumers, we remain responsible for reasonably foreseeable loss caused by our breach or failure to exercise required care and skill; mandatory digital-content and data-protection rights remain. Business-only exclusions below do not apply to consumers. For business users, subject to those exceptions and legal reasonableness requirements, we exclude indirect or consequential loss and loss of profit, revenue, business opportunity or goodwill.
15. Business-only cap and third-party claims
For business users only, and subject to the preceding exceptions and mandatory law, our aggregate liability arising from the service in any 12-month period is limited to the greater of GBP 100 and the fees that business paid us for the affected service during the 12 months before the event giving rise to the claim. A business must reimburse reasonable third-party claim costs caused by its unlawful content, infringement or deliberate misuse, to the extent it is responsible. We must promptly notify it, allow reasonable participation in the defence and not agree an admission or settlement binding it without consent. This does not cover our own fault and does not apply to consumers.
16. Disputes, applicable law and fair interpretation
Raise a complaint through the published support route so we can investigate. This does not prevent court proceedings, regulatory complaints or other mandatory remedies. No compulsory arbitration, class-action waiver or exclusive foreign court is imposed by this draft. Governing-law and business-venue details remain to be confirmed; consumers retain the mandatory protections and court rights applicable to them. If a provision is unenforceable, the remainder applies only insofar as it can fairly operate without it. These terms do not override an accepted order or a specific licence by implication.
17. Changes, notices and contact
We may need changes for law, security, provider availability or improvements. Material adverse changes to an ongoing paid service require appropriate advance notice and any legally required right to cancel or obtain a refund. New fees or materially different obligations do not apply retroactively to completed orders. A privacy or cookie policy update is not automatic consent to new processing. The registered address, company registration details and monitored support/privacy contacts must still be completed, and final terms need a versioned acceptance process. Translations should convey the same protections; an English-language priority rule does not override mandatory local law.