Acceptable Use Policy

1Content you may not create or export with Summit

• Anything unlawful, defamatory or harassing, or that violates someone’s intellectual-property, privacy or publicity rights
• Child sexual abuse material, or anything that sexualizes or exploits a minor
• Pornographic, sexually explicit or other adult material
• Intimate imagery of a person shared or created without their consent
• Deepfakes or manipulated media made to deceive, defraud, harm or impersonate a real person, or to mislead the public about an election or a political matter
• Footage of an identifiable real person used without their consent
• Material that promotes violence, terrorism, self-harm, hatred or discrimination
• Footage, music or images ripped or downloaded from another service without the right to use them

2Things you may not do with the service

• Copy, reverse-engineer, resell or sublicense the software, or build a competing product with it
• Access Summit with bots, scrapers, scripts or AI agents. Assistive technologies used in good faith for accessibility are welcome
• Share your account, resell access, or create extra accounts to get more than one 96-Hour Pass
• Bypass payment, plan or usage limits
• Probe, overload or attack the service, except good-faith security research under our Security page
• Use stolen payment details or false identity information at checkout
• Use Summit from a sanctioned country or region, or as a sanctioned person

3Auto-captions

Automatic captions can contain mistakes. Check them before publishing, and do not use captions to put words in someone’s mouth that they did not say.

4Reporting misuse

If you believe Summit is being misused, write to support@summitcut.com. Reports of child sexual abuse material are passed to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

5What we do about breaches

Depending on how serious a breach is, we may warn you, suspend your access, or close your account, and we may report illegal activity to the authorities. Where we close an account for a serious breach, refunds follow the Refund Policy; where we act in error, we restore access and put things right.