Terms of service

Parlor checks where a company shows up on Google, Bing and AI assistants, and helps fix what it finds. These are the terms between you and Parlor when you use it. They are written to be read, not skimmed past. Updated 16 October 2026.

The short version

• Parlor reports what it found at the time of each check. It does not promise rankings, recommendations or traffic; those belong to Google, Bing and the assistants.
• Nothing goes on your site without your approval, unless you deliberately turned on automatic for that kind of change. Every change can be undone.
• You see the price before anything is charged. Plans can be cancelled at any time, and a check that did not finish is not charged.
• Leaving is one email to admin@parlor.io or, once plans open, one button in your billing settings.

What Parlor is

Parlor asks search engines and AI assistants the questions buyers ask about your category, reads the answers, reads the public pages of your site, and turns all of that into a report, a score and suggested fixes. Scores are worked out by fixed rules, not by a model. A report describes what the assistants and search engines said on the day of the check. They change their answers often, so a later check can differ without anything having changed on your side.

Parlor does not control Google, Bing, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini or any other service it reads from, and cannot make any of them mention, recommend or rank your company. Anything that looks like a prediction on a report is an observation about the past, written with that in mind.

Your account

• You need to be able to speak for the company and site you claim. If a site is already claimed by someone else, we tell you so and do not share their report.
• Keep your sign-in to yourself. What is done from your account counts as done by you, until you tell us it was not.
• Give us an email address that reaches you. Reports, notices about charges and anything about your account go there, and nowhere else.

Changes to your site

• Parlor only drafts. A fix or an article reaches your site after you approve its exact text, or, for kinds of change you switched to automatic in your connections page, after Parlor's own checks pass. You can turn automatic off at any time.
• Every change Parlor makes keeps what was there before, so it can be undone from your inbox.
• A connection you give Parlor (a WordPress application password, read-only Search Console access) is used only for what the connections page says, and you can revoke it there or at the source at any time.
• What you approve becomes yours, and you are responsible for it the way you are for anything else on your site. Read a draft before approving it, as you would a draft from a colleague. Parlor's checks look for made-up facts, claims about rivals and promises, but they are checks, not a guarantee.
• Parlor is not for publishing medical, legal or financial advice, or anything about a named person. If your category is regulated, the stricter rules of that field apply to what you approve.

Paying for Parlor

• The free check is free. Paid plans and their prices are on the pricing page, and the price you see when you subscribe is the price you pay until you change plan or we give you notice of a change.
• Plans renew monthly until cancelled. Cancel at any time; the plan runs to the end of the period already paid for, then stops. There is no cancellation fee.
• Agent credits show their cost before a run starts, and credits come back if a run fails or you pull what it made.
• A check that did not finish on our side is not charged. If something was charged that should not have been, write to admin@parlor.io and a person sorts it out.
• Prices do not include sales tax or VAT where it applies; it is shown before you pay.

Fair use

Use Parlor for sites you are allowed to speak for. Do not try to pull other people's reports, overload the service, or take the service apart to copy it. We may pause an account that does, and we say so when we do.

Other people's services

Parlor reads from and writes to services you connect or that are public: Google, Bing, the AI assistants, WordPress, and sign-in through Clerk. Each of those runs under its own terms, which apply to you as their user. Parlor is not responsible for what they answer, for their outages, or for changes they make.

What we are responsible for, and what we are not

We work to keep Parlor accurate and running, and to tell you plainly when something went wrong. Parlor is provided as it is, without a promise that it is free of mistakes or always available. To the extent the law allows, Parlor's responsibility to you for any claim is limited to what you paid Parlor in the twelve months before the claim, and Parlor is not responsible for lost profit, lost sales or other indirect loss. Nothing in these terms limits a responsibility that the law does not let us limit.

Ending things

• You can close your account at any time by email to admin@parlor.io or, once plans open, from your billing settings. What happens to your data is on the privacy page: it is deleted within thirty days.
• We may close an account that breaks these terms. Where we can, we tell you first and give you time to put it right.
• Anything already published on your site stays yours after your account closes.

Changes to these terms

When these terms change, the date at the top changes and the page says what changed. If a change affects what you pay or what Parlor may do on your site, we email you before it takes effect, and you can close your account instead of accepting it.

Who we are

Parlor is run by Oseni Ventures, in the United States. These terms are governed by the laws of the state where Oseni Ventures is registered, and disputes go to the courts there. Write to admin@parlor.io with any question about this page.