Terms of Use
These terms govern your use of unitninety.com, the U90 platform at run.unitninety.com, the template catalogue, and the UnitNinety plugin and connected tools. They are an agreement between you and UnitNinety Pty Ltd (ACN 702 295 654, ABN 76 702 295 654), trading as UnitNinety (“U90”, “we”, “us”), an Australian company based in Perth, Western Australia. By using these services you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use them.
Build with your own content, use the permissions you have, and review what you authorise before a site or template becomes public.
1. The service and these terms
U90 provides website creation, content management, imports, hosting and deployment, and reusable website templates. Available features depend on compatibility, your permissions and any applicable plan. Marketing content is general information, not professional advice or a promise that every proposed integration is available.
A separate agreement we sign for a project or service governs that engagement and takes priority to the extent of a conflict. Specific software and asset licences apply to the items they cover. These terms do not replace a third-party provider’s terms.
2. Accounts and authority
Provide accurate account information, protect your sign-in details and only act for a business or workspace when you are authorised. Tell us promptly if you suspect unauthorised access. Do not share passwords, API keys or verification codes in chat or project files; use the designated secure settings and connection flows.
Workspace roles determine what each person can do. Public template browsing and downloads do not require an account. Importing a site for your own workspace requires the relevant permissions; uploading to the public template catalogue, accessing private catalogue drafts, publishing and withdrawing releases are restricted to platform super-admins with the required permissions.
3. Connected tools and authorised actions
When you connect through ChatGPT, Codex or another supported client, the approved permissions limit what that connection may do. Connecting is not, by itself, approval to publish a template or create and deploy a workspace. Review the action details and any confirmation request before authorising those operations.
Import validation or a private template draft is not public publication. An authorised workspace-creation action can build and deploy a new website; a catalogue-publication action makes the selected release publicly downloadable. Check the intended site, release and contents before approving either action.
The import plugin is not permission to modify or delete an existing workspace. Other U90 platform features have their own permissions and controls. Disconnecting a client stops future access through that connection; it does not undo completed actions, cancel work already authorised, delete a site or cancel a subscription.
OpenAI operates ChatGPT and Codex independently of UnitNinety. Those products remain subject to OpenAI’s terms. A directory listing does not make OpenAI the provider or guarantor of U90.
4. Your content and permissions
You retain the rights you hold in your content. Uploading it does not transfer ownership to UnitNinety.
You give us a non-exclusive permission to store, copy, process, transform and display your submitted content, and to provide it to the service providers needed to carry out the operations you authorise. This includes validation, previews, editable content, hosting, deployment and support. We do not receive permission to publish a private import in the template catalogue merely because you upload it.
If you authorise public website or template publication, this permission also covers the public hosting or distribution needed for that publication. It continues while we provide that service, subject to the deletion and retention arrangements in our Privacy Policy and any applicable licence already granted to a recipient.
You must have the rights and consents needed for the code, text, photographs, fonts, logos, personal information and other materials you submit. Publishing a downloadable template requires permission to redistribute its included assets, not just permission to display them on one website. Do not include real customer data, credentials or private documents in a public template. Clearly identify sample content and obtain appropriate permission for identifiable people, especially children.
5. Templates, software and intellectual property
Published catalogue templates are available to browse and download without a U90 account. Unless a specific licence supplied with a template states otherwise, you may use and modify the UnitNinety-owned parts to create personal or commercial websites for yourself or your clients. This permission does not transfer ownership of the template or grant rights in the UnitNinety brand.
Third-party code, photographs, fonts and other assets retain their own licences. Follow their attribution and usage requirements, and replace assets that are marked demonstration-only or not licensed for your intended use. A download is not a blanket licence to every brand or asset shown in a preview. Redistribution or resale of the template package itself requires permission under its applicable licence; permission to build a client website is not automatically permission to sell the underlying template as a standalone product.
Our authoring kit and Site Kit remain subject to their applicable software terms. The right to use a template does not grant access to private platform source code or waive third-party licence terms. If a required licence is missing or unclear, contact us before using or redistributing that material.
Separately, our marketing-site copy, brand and design remain ours or our licensors’. You may view them and share links, but may not copy or use them commercially without permission. This restriction does not override the template permissions above or rights granted under an applicable open-source licence.
We may withdraw a catalogue release for a rights, safety or quality issue. Withdrawal stops new catalogue access; it cannot recall previous downloads or automatically remove websites already built from that release. Existing licence rights are governed by the applicable licence, not cancelled merely by withdrawal.
6. Acceptable use and publication
You must not:
- access another person’s private account, workspace, files or drafts without permission, or bypass access and usage controls;
- upload malware, stolen content, unlawful material or misleading impersonations, or infringe privacy or intellectual property rights;
- overload the service, abuse automated access, or harvest personal information; ordinary authorised plugin use and public template downloads are permitted;
- submit passwords, API keys, payment-card information, government identifiers or protected health information through the import plugin or in a template package;
- misrepresent your association with UnitNinety or another business.
You are responsible for reviewing your website’s accuracy, accessibility, legal notices and asset permissions before making it public. Automated validation checks technical requirements; it does not certify legal compliance, security or ownership. AI-generated content and code also need review. A sample enquiry form, booking interface or checkout is not a working service unless the necessary integration is connected and tested.
7. Plans, billing and cancellation
Existing plan entitlements apply to supported U90 features. Some web-app features, such as connecting a custom domain, require an eligible plan. Connecting the plugin does not itself buy a plan, authorise a charge or change your subscription.
Where you choose a paid plan in the U90 web app, the price, currency, billing interval and applicable renewal and change terms are shown before purchase. Payments are handled by Stripe. Use the web app’s Manage billing controls to view or cancel an existing subscription, or contact us for help. The confirmation identifies when a cancellation or plan change takes effect and any change to feature availability.
Account deletion, workspace deletion and subscription cancellation are distinct operations. Check your billing confirmation rather than assuming that disconnecting or deleting an account ends a subscription. Contact us about billing errors or refund requests. Nothing here limits any refund, cancellation or other remedy required by consumer law.
8. Ending use, export and deletion
You may stop using or disconnect the plugin at any time. Keep a copy of your original project and use available download or export features before deleting data. If you need assistance obtaining your content, contact us before deletion; we do not promise that a deleted workspace can be recovered.
Deleting your personal account does not automatically delete a workspace, its published site or its content. Workspace deletion is separately controlled. It removes the workspace and initiates removal of its associated site resources, including its deployment and source repository. It can take a live site offline. External-provider failures can leave resources behind and require follow-up removal; contact us if a resource remains accessible. Follow the confirmation screen and ensure you have authority to delete shared resources.
Temporary import expiry and catalogue withdrawal are also separate from account or workspace deletion. The retention section of our Privacy Policy explains what remains and how to request deletion.
We may restrict access where reasonably necessary to address misuse, a security threat, a legal requirement or a material breach of these terms. Where lawful and practicable, we will explain the reason and provide an opportunity to resolve the issue. Contact us if you believe a restriction is mistaken.
9. Availability and consumer rights
Imports, integrations, builds and deployments can fail or require changes. We do not guarantee that every uploaded project is compatible, that a third-party service will always be available, or that generated content is error-free. Contact us if the service does not perform as described.
Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies a guarantee, right or remedy under the Australian Consumer Law in the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth), or any other law that cannot lawfully be excluded. This includes applicable rights to remedies when services are not provided with due care and skill or do not meet a legally required guarantee. Statements about availability and third-party services do not override those rights.
10. Privacy, questions and complaints
Our Privacy Policy explains the information processed across the website, platform and connected tools, including sharing, retention and user controls. Contact UnitNinety in Perth, Western Australia, at hello@unitninety.com for support, licence questions, complaints or reports of infringing content. Include enough detail for us to investigate, but do not send credentials.
11. Changes and governing law
We may update these terms as the service changes. The current version will remain at this address with its last-updated date. Material changes will be identified here, with additional notice or agreement where required by law. Changes do not remove accrued rights or override a separate agreement or licence.
These terms are governed by the laws of Western Australia and the Commonwealth of Australia. The courts of Western Australia may hear disputes, without limiting mandatory consumer protections or a right to bring a claim in another competent court. Where these terms refer to an agreement, licence or obligation of ours, that is an agreement, licence or obligation of UnitNinety Pty Ltd.