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Public-beta terms

These plain-language terms describe the current free Maillume public beta.

Last updated: July 16, 2026

Automated assessment

Maillume provides an automated risk assessment based on available message text and technical patterns. It does not guarantee that an email is safe, malicious, authentic, or fraudulent.

You remain responsible for deciding whether to click, reply, pay, disclose information, report a message, or contact the apparent sender through a trusted channel.

Acceptable use

  • Do not use Maillume to facilitate phishing, spam, fraud, harassment, malware delivery, or unauthorized access.
  • Do not submit content you are not permitted to process.
  • Do not attempt to bypass rate limits, overload the service, or probe other users' sessions.
  • Use synthetic or fully sanitized examples in public issues and contributions.

Optional accounts

The public beta scanner remains available without an account. Sign-in and integration API keys are optional and are subject to the authentication, security, quota, and deletion controls described in the privacy notice.

Availability and changes

The beta may change, experience interruptions, enforce reasonable usage limits, or remove unfinished features. Maillume does not currently offer a service-level agreement.

Open-source software

The source code is provided under GNU AGPL-3.0-only and without warranty under the terms of that license. Self-hosted use is governed by the license and by the operator's own terms.

Operator and governing law

This public beta is operated from the Netherlands. Dutch law governs these terms, except where mandatory consumer law provides otherwise. No paid plan, subscription, or service-level agreement is offered in this beta.

Contact

Maillume
Dutch Chamber of Commerce 99723239
VAT ID NL005406760B59

Questions about the beta: support@maillume.io.

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