Liability cap is extremely low: 'the lesser of $100 or the fees paid during the 12-month period preceding the applicable claim.' No formal arbitration clause found in reviewed terms (Rytr uses informal dispute resolution - 'try to resolve informally first'). However, the $100 liability cap is highly user-unfavorable. FTC regulatory history (consent order 2024, reversed 2025) adds legal risk context. Wyoming-incorporated LLC.

Rytr's privacy policy mentions using data to 'evaluate and improve service' and 'identify usage trends.' No explicit guarantee against using user content for model training found in public terms. Unlike competitors, Rytr does NOT provide an explicit no-training guarantee. FTC previously took action against Rytr (2024 consent order, reversed Dec 2025) for AI-generated fake reviews - indicates past problematic AI output practices. Training practices remain opaque.

No SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 certification found in public documentation. No dedicated security page or trust center identified. FTC enforcement history (even if reversed) indicates past compliance gaps. Basic security practices assumed but not independently certified or well-documented. Rytr is a smaller company with fewer documented security controls than B2B-focused competitors.