Use it fully
Run every model with your own data, save scenarios, export your results, print layouts, and use the outputs in your own reports, decks, and decisions — commercial work included.
This is the agreement between you and R-MAP, written to be read. It covers your account, membership, what you may do with the models, and the honest limits of decision-support software — in the same plain language the platform uses everywhere else.
Creating an account, joining the waitlist, purchasing a membership, or simply using the free demos means you accept the terms on this page. If they change materially, the effective date above changes and the difference is called out — never slipped in.
Membership buys a license to use the platform, not ownership of it. The line is simple: use the models for your own decision work as much as you like; don’t take the models themselves.
Run every model with your own data, save scenarios, export your results, print layouts, and use the outputs in your own reports, decks, and decisions — commercial work included.
Everything you type into a model — registers, assumptions, scenarios — remains yours. R-MAP claims no rights over your inputs or your results. The Privacy page covers where they live.
Member models, Knowledge Webs, and scoring logic are licensed to you, not to the internet. Copying, reselling, re-hosting, scraping, or bulk-downloading gated content isn’t permitted.
The membership gate is enforced on the server. Probing it, bypassing it, or hammering the scoring endpoints with automated traffic is a fast way to lose access.
Pre-launch, everything below the free demos routes to the waitlist and nothing is charged. Once billing is live, these are the terms.
Memberships renew automatically at the listed price. Cancel any time from the self-serve billing portal — access continues through the period you’ve already paid for, and nothing renews after that.
Billing runs through Stripe as the payment processor. Card numbers never touch R-MAP’s servers, and receipts and card changes are handled in the billing portal.
If a membership price changes, you get notice by email before your next renewal — you decide whether to continue at the new price. No silent adjustments.
Free demos let you try before you buy, so purchases are generally final: individual items are non-refundable once you open them, and refundable within 14 days only if unopened. Memberships cancel any time — the current period isn’t refunded. Genuine faults are handled case-by-case, and the full Refund & Purchase Policy governs.
This is the section that matters most, so it’s written the most plainly.
R-MAP structures assumptions, exposure, and tradeoffs so a human can decide better. Outputs depend entirely on the inputs and assumptions you provide — validate them against your own context before acting.
Nothing on the platform is engineering certification, legal counsel, medical guidance, or financial or investment advice. High-consequence decisions deserve a qualified professional who knows your specific situation.
Models ship with industry-real sample data so they demonstrate themselves. Sample figures are illustrative — never a substitute for your own numbers.
To the maximum extent the law allows, R-MAP’s total liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid for membership in the twelve months before the claim — and never covers indirect or consequential losses from decisions made with the tools.
The exits are as plain as the entrances.
Cancel your membership from the billing portal, or ask for full account deletion via the Privacy process — both are honored without hoops.
Accounts that share credentials, redistribute gated content, or attack the platform can be suspended or closed. Where the situation allows, you get a warning and a chance to make it right first.
Any question or dispute about these terms starts with an email — enable JavaScript to reveal — and almost always ends there too. These terms are governed by the laws of Washington State, USA; the state and federal courts in Kittitas County, Washington have jurisdiction, and you keep any mandatory consumer rights in your home jurisdiction.
These terms work alongside the Privacy page, which governs data. If any single clause is found unenforceable, the rest stand.