Termos de serviço

These terms govern the use of the website rushlot.com, the Rushlot desktop app for Mac and Windows, the Rushlot account and the paid plans (together, “Rushlot” or “the service”). They are both terms of use and terms of sale.

Rushlot is published by TB Dev, the trading name of Thomas Berthou, EI (entrepreneur individuel), Show the postal address, SIREN 938 157 062, VAT FR96938157062 (“we”). Contact: contact@rushlot.com. The full legal notice is on the legal notice page.

You accept these terms when you create an account or pay for a plan. They form one contract with the acceptable use policy; the privacy policy explains what we do with personal data. You must be at least 18 and able to enter into a contract.

Some rules below apply only to a consumer, a person acting outside their trade or profession, or only to a professional. Whatever these terms say, a consumer keeps every right the law of their country does not allow a contract to remove.

Last updated: 28 October 2026.

You sign in with your e-mail address and a link we e-mail you. Use an address you control and keep it up to date: it is where we send everything about your contract.

• One account per person. It is personal: do not share it or sell access to it.
• You are responsible for what is done from your account and from the computers signed in to it. Tell us at once at contact@rushlot.com if you think someone else is using it; we can sign a computer out.
• You confirm that you are not subject to sanctions of the European Union, the United Nations or the United States, and that you do not use Rushlot from a country under a general embargo.

• Monthly Pro has no fixed term: it renews every month until you cancel.
• Yearly Pro runs for one year and renews for another year unless you cancel before the renewal date. We remind you by e-mail between three months and one month before each renewal, with the date by which you can stop it. If we fail to, you may cancel at any time after the renewal at no cost, and we refund within 30 days the part paid for the time after you cancel (Code de la consommation, Art. L215-1).

You can cancel at any time, in a few clicks, from your account in the app, which opens Stripe’s billing portal, or by writing to contact@rushlot.com. We confirm the cancellation by e-mail, with the date it takes effect. It takes effect at the end of the period already paid: you keep your plan until then, and the period started is not refunded, unless Section 6, Section 14 or the law provides otherwise.

When a plan ends, your account stays open on the free trial with whatever trial and pack clips it has left. To close the account itself, write to contact@rushlot.com; what happens to your data then is in the privacy policy.

You decide what you film, what you send and where. Rushlot cannot check what only you know, so the following are yours alone:

• Your rights in each clip. You own it or hold every right needed to license it, and you hold the model releases, property releases and permits it needs: for the people who can be recognised, private property, artworks, logos and trademarks in shot, and places where filming needs permission.
• Editorial or commercial. You choose how each clip is licensed and make sure the choice matches what the marketplace allows. The app suggests; you decide.
• Each marketplace’s rules. You follow the contributor agreement and the guidelines of each marketplace you send to, including its rules on duplicates, on metadata and on disclosing how footage was made.
• The metadata you approve. You read every title, description and keyword before approving a clip, and you correct what is wrong. Once you approve it, it is your metadata.
• The submission. You submit on the marketplace, yourself, when you have checked what was uploaded.
• Your marketplace accounts. You use only accounts that are yours or that you are authorised to manage, and you keep their passwords safe. Rushlot keeps them in your computer’s own protected storage and uses them only to upload what you approved.
• Your files. Rushlot works on copies and never changes your original files, but keeping backups of your footage is your job.
• Your income. You declare and pay the tax on what the marketplaces pay you.

A frame can show a person, a car’s number plate or a house; a title can name a place, a person or a date. For that personal data, you are the controller and we process it only on your behalf, as your processor (GDPR, Art. 28). This section is our data processing agreement.

• What, why and how long: the frames, titles, file names and keywords the app sends to draft metadata, about the people who appear in your footage or are named in it; processed only to draft and return your metadata, for the time of each request.
• Your instructions: these terms and what you ask for in the app are your documented instructions. We follow nothing else, and we tell you if an instruction seems to us to break data protection law.
• Confidentiality and security: only the publisher can reach the service’s systems, and every subprocessor is bound to confidentiality. Data travels encrypted, we keep no copy, and our logs hold only an outcome code (GDPR, Art. 32).
• Subprocessors: you authorise those listed in Section 4 of the privacy policy for this processing, today Vercel (our server) and Anthropic (the model). Anthropic deletes what it receives within 30 days, or keeps it up to 2 years if its safety systems flag it. We tell you by e-mail 30 days before adding or replacing one; if you object, you may end the contract and we refund the unused part of what you paid in advance. Transfers outside the EU rest on the safeguards in Section 5 of the privacy policy.
• Help we give you: with the requests of the people concerned, with security, with breach notifications (we tell you without undue delay after learning of a breach) and with any impact assessment, using the information we have. As we keep nothing, there is nothing to return or delete when the contract ends.
• Proof: we answer your reasonable questions on how we meet this section. An audit is possible once a year, at your cost, with 30 days’ notice and under confidentiality.

As controller, it is you who has a lawful basis for filming and selling the footage, informs the people concerned where the law requires it and obtains their releases.

If you are a consumer, you have the legal guarantee of conformity for digital content and digital services (Code de la consommation, Art. L224-25-12 and following). For a subscription, we answer for any lack of conformity that appears while it runs; for a pack or a Founder seat, for two years after the purchase. You may ask us to bring the service into conformity, free of charge and within a reasonable time; if we cannot or do not, you may ask for a price reduction or end the contract. Write to contact@rushlot.com.

For everyone: we run Rushlot with the care expected of a professional, but we do not promise that it will be available without interruption, nor that it will work with a marketplace that changes or closes its site or its upload channel. The metadata it drafts is a proposal for you to check (Section 7).

If you are a professional, the service is provided as it is, and, as far as the law allows, we give no warranty beyond those in these terms, in particular none of fitness for a particular purpose.

We may suspend your account, or hold your sends, without notice when it is needed to stop a breach of the acceptable use policy, protect the service, your marketplace accounts or other users, obey the law or an authority, or when a payment is unpaid. We tell you why, unless the law forbids it, and lift the suspension once the cause is gone. A suspension does not end the contract.

We may end the contract by e-mail if you seriously or repeatedly breach these terms or the acceptable use policy: at once for a serious breach, otherwise if you have not remedied it 15 days after our notice. The period already paid is then not refunded, unless the law requires it.

We may also stop Rushlot, or end your contract, for any other reason, with at least 90 days’ notice by e-mail. We then refund the unused part of any period paid in advance and the unused clips of your packs.

When the contract ends, your licence to use the app ends with it. Your clips, your app’s database and everything on your computer stay yours. Sections 8, 10, 12, 15 and 16 survive the end of the contract.

If something goes wrong, write to contact@rushlot.com: most problems are settled there. You may go to court at any time.

Law. These terms are governed by French law. A consumer who lives in another country keeps the protection of the mandatory rules of that country’s law (Regulation (EC) 593/2008, Art. 6).

Courts. A consumer may bring a case before any court the law allows, including the court of the place where they live (Code de la consommation, Art. R631-3; Regulation (EU) 1215/2012, Art. 18). For a professional, and where the law allows such a clause, the courts of Bordeaux, France, have jurisdiction.