PAXTON AI, INC. ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY

Last Updated: October 15, 2026

Please read this Acceptable Use Policy ("policy" or "AUP") carefully before using any Paxton AI, Inc. ("Paxton," "we," or "us") website, including paxton.ai, or any service operated by Paxton. This AUP applies to use of the Services, including free trials, paid subscriptions, and nonpublic product demonstrations, and to Paxton websites that link to this AUP.

We may update this policy from time to time. Notice and the effective date of changes are governed by the change provisions in the applicable Terms of Service or other written agreement governing Customer's use of the Services (the "Agreement") and applicable law. The version date appears above.

Capitalized terms not defined in this AUP have the meanings given in the Agreement. Customer ("Customer," "you," or "your") is responsible for compliance by its Authorized Users as provided in the Agreement. This AUP supplements the Agreement. If there is a conflict, the Agreement controls, including its provisions governing the priority of the DPA and any BAA. This AUP does not expand Paxton's rights to use or disclose Customer Data or Output.

PROHIBITED USES

Customer and its Authorized Users must not use the Services for any of the following purposes or use cases, or assist another person in doing so:

1. Violating, or encouraging the violation of, the legal rights of others, including allowing Authorized Users to infringe or misappropriate the intellectual property rights or privacy rights of others.
2. Engaging in, promoting, or encouraging illegal activity, including selling illegal products or services.
3. Using the Services for highly regulated goods or services content, including designing, marketing, or distributing weapons, explosives, or other dangerous materials, and gambling or betting on sports.
4. Using the Services for unlawful, invasive, infringing, defamatory, or fraudulent purposes, including phishing, creating a pyramid scheme, engaging in identity theft, or mirroring a website.
5. Promoting or facilitating violence or terrorist activities, including permitting or promoting the dissemination of hate speech.
6. Intentionally distributing viruses, worms, Trojan horses, corrupted files, hoaxes, or other items of a destructive or deceptive nature, or other malicious code.
7. Generating, distributing, publishing, or facilitating unsolicited mass email, promotions, advertisements, or other solicitations, or botting.
8. Providing load testing, proxy and VPN services, or CPU-intensive APIs, such as machine learning model training and inference or serving.
9. Generating pornographic content or content meant for sexual gratification, including content that describes sexual intercourse, sexual acts, or sexual fetishes, or content that describes, encourages, supports, or distributes any form of child sexual exploitation or abuse, including Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM).
10. Violating the terms of service of any third-party product or service.
11. Generating deceptive or misleading content, including plagiarism, academic dishonesty, disinformation campaigns, dishonest comments or reviews, or impersonating a human by presenting results as human-generated or using results in a manner intended to convince a natural person that they are communicating with a natural person.
12. Providing unauthorized or unlicensed money or legal services.
13. Using the Services to compromise security, gain unauthorized access to, or interfere with computer systems or networks operated by Paxton or a third party.
14. Utilizing prompts and results from the Services to train an AI model, including model scraping. This prohibition includes training, fine-tuning, or distilling a model using such prompts or results, whether or not the model competes with Paxton.
15. Encouraging or engaging in any form of self-harm, or shaming, humiliating, bullying, celebrating the suffering of, or harassing individuals.
16. Using the Services for any of the following types of businesses, hobbies, or applications:
    1. Certain financial and professional services, including:
       1. Investment and credit services that are regulated, have special licensing requirements, or require the processing of sensitive personal information, such as individual financial information.
       2. Cryptocurrency mining. Cryptocurrency applications are permitted, subject to the other restrictions in this AUP.
    2. Regulated or illegal products and services, and intellectual property infringement, including:
       1. Gambling.
       2. Counterfeit or unauthorized goods.
       3. Illegal products or services.
       4. Intellectual property or proprietary rights infringement.
       5. Adult content and services.
    3. Unfair, predatory, or deceptive practices, including:
       1. Get-rich-quick schemes.
       2. Mug shot publication or pay-to-remove services.
       3. No-value-added services.
    4. Products or services related to:
       1. Drug paraphernalia.
       2. High-risk businesses.
       3. Multi-level marketing.
       4. Pseudo pharmaceuticals.
       5. Fabricating social media activity.
       6. Substances designed to mimic illegal drugs.
       7. Web scraping and crawling.
    5. Political campaigning or lobbying, including:
       1. Creating targeted campaigns to influence the outcome of elections or referendums.
    6. Tracking or targeting individuals, including:
       1. Facial recognition.
       2. Predictive policing.
    7. Criminal justice decisions, including:
       1. Eligibility for parole.
       2. Sentencing decisions.
    8. Automated determination of financing eligibility of individuals, including:
       1. Making automated decisions about eligibility for financial products or creditworthiness.
    9. Automated determination of housing and employment decisions, including:
       1. Making automated decisions about employability or other employment determinations.
       2. Making automated decisions regarding eligibility for housing, including leases and home loans.
17. Obtaining or using access for competitive intelligence or a competing product or service without Paxton's prior written authorization, including:
    1. Registering for, obtaining, or using an account, free trial, nonpublic demonstration, or other nonpublic access to gather competitive intelligence about Paxton or the Services, whether for yourself or on behalf of a competitor or another person or business.
    2. Inspecting, testing, benchmarking, recording, or collecting information about features, workflows, performance, underlying technology, nonpublic pricing, or other nonpublic information to support competitive analysis or the development, improvement, or marketing of a competing product or service.
    3. Using the Services, Output, or Paxton Materials to develop, train, fine-tune, distill, or improve a competing product, model, dataset, or service, or to replicate material capabilities of the Services. The separate model-training prohibition in paragraph 14 also applies.
    4. Using employees, contractors, consultants, agents, or other intermediaries, or misrepresenting identity, affiliation, or intended use, to obtain access or information for a prohibited competitive purpose.
18. Abusing trial eligibility, promotional benefits, or account access. Unless the applicable offer expressly permits otherwise or Paxton authorizes an exception in writing, each individual is eligible for only one free trial of the Services. A different email address, alias, domain, account, device, or payment method does not create a new trial entitlement. Prohibited conduct includes:
    1. Creating, registering, controlling, or using multiple accounts to obtain additional or successive trial periods, replenish trial allowances, or receive new-customer benefits more than permitted.
    2. Using another person's identity or account, or sharing, pooling, or rotating accounts or trial credits to extend free access, evade limits, avoid payment, or continue free use after the applicable trial entitlement ends.
    3. Misrepresenting eligibility, identity, affiliation, or prior use, or otherwise abusing promotional credits, discounts, referral benefits, or trial offers.
    4. Evading a restriction, suspension, or termination by using another account, identity, intermediary, or changed identifying information.
19. Misusing accounts or bypassing technical and contractual restrictions, including:
    1. Sharing credentials, reselling or sublicensing access, transferring accounts without authorization, or misrepresenting authority to use an account.
    2. Reverse engineering the Services, extracting models, model weights, hidden system instructions, credentials, or other nonpublic Paxton Materials, or bypassing safeguards to obtain data or access not intended for the user, except to the extent applicable law prohibits the restriction.
    3. Circumventing quotas, rate limits, access controls, trial limits, or payment requirements; impairing availability for others; or conducting penetration tests, vulnerability scans, or other security assessments without Paxton's prior written consent.
    4. Scraping, crawling, bulk-extracting, or using automated means to access the Services or collect their content other than through supported functionality or as expressly authorized by Paxton. This does not authorize use of the Services for the web-scraping or crawling businesses or applications prohibited by paragraph 16(d).

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Professional review. Content provided to clients, customers, courts, or other third parties must be independently reviewed, verified, and approved by a qualified professional as appropriate to the intended use and applicable law before dissemination or filing. Customer remains responsible for accuracy, appropriateness, and use. Attorneys retain independent judgment, must verify and correct Output (including citations), and must make disclosures of generative-AI use when required by applicable law, court rules, or court orders. Where the responsible attorney must personally verify citations, automated citation checks or third-party review do not replace that responsibility. Arbitrators must not delegate decision-making where prohibited by law and must make required disclosures. Output is draft assistance and may contain errors; Paxton does not provide legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship.

Legal work involving restricted subjects. Lawful legal research, drafting, analysis, or review of existing evidence is not prohibited solely because it concerns a subject, industry, or alleged conduct listed above. This clarification does not permit operating a prohibited business through the Services, carrying out a prohibited decision-making use, actually facilitating prohibited conduct, generating content for sexual gratification, or unlawfully possessing or distributing material. It does not limit the model-training, competitive-intelligence, trial-abuse, or access restrictions.

Genuine evaluations, reviews, and professional adoption of drafts. Paragraph 17 does not prohibit genuine evaluation of Paxton for Customer’s own permitted use, ordinary purchasing comparisons, or honest reviews. The prohibition on deceptive or misleading use does not prevent a legal professional from reviewing, revising, and adopting AI-assisted work as that professional’s own work, subject to applicable disclosure duties. This does not authorize misrepresentation, unlawful conduct, disclosure of confidential information, or use otherwise prohibited by the Agreement. Nothing in this AUP restricts rights or disclosures that applicable law does not permit the Parties to restrict.

Separate evaluations; trial exceptions. Paragraph 18 does not prohibit separate, bona fide evaluations by different individuals at the same firm where consistent with the applicable offer. Paxton may authorize additional trials or extensions but is not obligated to offer, renew, or extend a trial. Trial conversion, charges, and cancellation remain governed by the Agreement and applicable offer.

Customer Data and regulated information. Customer must have the rights and permissions required to submit and use Customer Data. Personal information in Customer Data, Output, or related content-bearing derivatives processed by Paxton on Customer’s behalf is protected under the DPA to the extent it constitutes Customer Personal Data. Submission of PHI on behalf of a HIPAA covered entity or business associate requires a separately executed BAA as provided in the Agreement. This AUP does not create additional approved data uses or replace a required agreement.

Connected services. Customers must have authority to connect third-party accounts and to authorize access to and processing of information available through those accounts, including a Google Drive connection with broad read permission and continuing synchronization. Customers must comply with the third party’s terms and may not bypass its permissions or use data derived from the integration for prohibited purposes. Paxton’s handling of Google API Data is governed by the Terms and the Privacy Policy, including applicable Google requirements.

ENFORCEMENT

Subject to the Agreement and applicable law, Paxton may determine whether a violation has occurred in its sole discretion and may suspend, restrict, or terminate access, deny or revoke trial or promotional eligibility, and restrict new registrations intended to evade enforcement. Paxton may act without advance notice or an opportunity to cure where permitted by the Agreement and applicable law. Violations may also result in other available remedies or referral to law enforcement where appropriate.

Paxton may use available account, subscription, usage, and security information and may request information reasonably needed to assess eligibility or suspected misuse. Paxton may retain limited information to investigate violations, preserve relevant evidence, and identify or restrict attempts to return through other accounts, consistent with the Privacy Policy, the Agreement, any applicable DPA or BAA, and law.

This AUP does not require Paxton to screen every applicant, monitor all activity, detect every violation, or provide a particular investigation or response time. An exception or failure to enforce a restriction does not waive it, subject to the Agreement and applicable law.

Suspension, termination, cancellation, fees, refunds, and any required data access or return remain governed by the Agreement. This AUP does not independently authorize additional charges or penalties. Violations do not automatically require deletion of Customer Data or Output. Retention, deletion, and preservation remain subject to the Agreement, Privacy Policy, DPA, any applicable BAA, and law.

REPORTING VIOLATIONS

To report a violation of this policy, please contact legal@paxton.ai. Do not include unnecessary sensitive information in a report.