Composio Terms of Service — Snapshot, 2026-08-11
Source: https://composio.dev/terms Fetched: 2026-08-11, via AI summarization tool (see reliability warning in README.md — this is NOT a verbatim capture) Related: Fair Usage Policy is referenced by the ToS by name but — see finding below — could not be located as a published document as of this snapshot date.
Extraction #1 (first fetch, same session)
Focused query: restrictions on resale/derivative use, trademark/brand rules, attribution requirements, rate limits, white-labeling.
“This license does not include any resale or commercial use of the platform or its contents, any derivative use”
“All access and usage must remain within reasonable limits as defined under our Fair Usage Policy. Excessive, abusive, or automated use beyond those limits may result in suspension”
No trademark/brand guidelines, attribution requirements, or explicit white-labeling prohibition were found in this pass.
Extraction #2 (second fetch, same session, full-page summary)
License & Usage: “limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license” for personal and commercial use, excluding resale or data mining.
Also surfaced in this pass (not covered by extraction #1’s narrower query):
- Prohibited Conduct: no illegal activity, no harm to minors, no spam, no impersonation, no interfering with others’ use of the platform.
- Google Workspace Integration: data access governed by Google’s API Services User Data Policy, with user revocation options.
- User Content: users retain ownership but grant Composio a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use submitted content.
- Termination: Composio may suspend access without notice, for any reason.
- Warranties Disclaimer: platform provided “AS IS.”
- Liability Limits: consequential damages and lost profits excluded.
- Governing Law: Delaware.
- Co-Marketing: “Customers agree to participate in marketing activities using their name and logo” (scope/applicability — e.g. whether this applies to free/API-only usage vs. a separate enterprise order form — was not determined).
- Contact: tech@composio.dev.
⚠️ Direct contradiction between the two extractions
Extraction #1 reads as: commercial use is excluded from the license. Extraction #2 reads as: commercial use is included, only resale/data mining is excluded.
These cannot both be accurate paraphrases of the same clause. This is the
central open question for whether Matimo’s BYOK-based @matimo/composio
wrapper is compliant, and it was not resolved by either fetch. Read the
primary source directly rather than trusting either summary above.
Fair Usage Policy — searched for, not found as a published document
The ToS references “our Fair Usage Policy” twice (see quotes above) as the
standard access/usage is measured against, but the phrase is not a
hyperlink on the /terms page (confirmed by direct inspection of every
link on that page — only two hyperlinks exist on the whole page: composio.dev
itself and YouTube’s ToS). Attempted direct URL guesses that all returned
HTTP 404: composio.dev/fair-usage-policy,
composio.dev/acceptable-use-policy, composio.dev/legal/fair-usage-policy,
composio.dev/legal. A site:composio.dev search for “fair usage” /
“acceptable use” returned no matching pages either.
Finding, as of 2026-08-11: no standalone, publicly linked Fair Usage Policy document could be located. Either it isn’t published publicly (e.g. shown only inside the authenticated dashboard, or provided on request), or it doesn’t exist as a separate document despite being referenced by name in a binding contract term. Both possibilities are worth raising directly with Composio rather than guessing further — a contract term that references an undefined/unpublished policy is itself a point worth clarifying, since it means the actual usage limits are effectively undefined from the outside.