Terms of Service

1. The service

Markish provides tools for teams to manage social media work, including workspaces and Brands, content preparation and media handling, collaboration and review, scheduling, authorized publishing, and reporting. Features available to an account can depend on the account, workspace, connected platform, plan entitlements, and current product configuration.

2. Eligibility and accounts

You must be legally able to use the service where you live. You are responsible for accurate account information, protecting your sign-in credentials, and activity performed through your account. Tell us promptly if you believe an account has been accessed without authorization. Contact admin@markish.tech for account support.

3. Workspaces, Brands, and teams

A Workspace provides a shared team and operational boundary. Brands and social accounts are managed within the access and role rules configured for that Workspace. Workspace owners and administrators are responsible for inviting appropriate people, assigning access, and removing access when it is no longer needed. Members must use information they can lawfully access and act within their assigned role.

If you use Markish for a client or another organization, you are responsible for having authority to manage its information, accounts, content, approvals, and instructions. Markish does not decide which team member or client contact has authority outside the roles and workflow configured in the service.

4. Your content and instructions

You or the organization you represent retain whatever rights you hold in material submitted to Markish. You authorize Markish to host, store, process, display, transmit, and make that material available to authorized Workspace users as reasonably necessary to provide the features you use, including routing it through review and sending it to a connected platform when an authorized user instructs Markish to do so.

You are responsible for having the rights and permissions needed to use content, media, personal information, and brand materials you submit, and for ensuring your publishing instructions are accurate and lawful. You are responsible for obtaining client or internal approvals required by your organization and for confirming reviewer authority.

5. Connected platforms and publishing

When you connect a social account, you authorize Markish to use the permissions granted through that platform connection for the available features and your instructions. Your use of each platform remains subject to its terms, policies, and technical requirements. Platforms can change, limit, reject, delay, or discontinue APIs, permissions, content formats, or account access. You are responsible for maintaining the connected account and any platform-side authorization.

Scheduling is a request to attempt a later action. Publishing depends on the content, account permissions, platform availability, API behavior, and other conditions outside Markish's control. A request may fail, be delayed, or return an uncertain result. Do not treat an uncertain status as confirmation that content was or was not published. Check the service and the platform before retrying an action that may create a duplicate. Markish may report available status and recovery information but does not guarantee a publication time, delivery, or platform outcome.

6. Acceptable use

You must not use Markish to violate law or platform rules; infringe another person's rights; distribute unlawful, deceptive, abusive, or harmful material; send spam or malicious code; attempt unauthorized access; interfere with the service or its security; or bypass usage, permission, or plan limits. We may restrict access where reasonably necessary to protect users, the service, or third parties, subject to applicable law and any separate customer agreement.

7. Plans, limits, and availability

Features and capacity may be subject to plan entitlements, technical limits, and fair-use controls. The application may prevent an action when a feature is unavailable or a limit has been reached. If you purchase a paid plan, its price and any applicable billing, renewal, cancellation, or refund terms are provided with the offer or in a separate agreement.

Markish may change, maintain, or temporarily suspend parts of the service. We do not promise uninterrupted availability. Third-party services, connected platforms, networks, and model providers are outside Markish's control and may be unavailable or change their behavior.

8. AI-assisted features

AI features may create drafts, suggestions, or analysis from information you choose to provide or select. AI output can be incomplete, inaccurate, or unsuitable. You must review outputs and verify facts, rights, tone, and platform requirements before relying on or publishing them. AI output does not itself approve or publish content. Requests may be processed by third-party model providers under their applicable terms and settings; do not submit information unless you are authorized to do so.

9. MCP and external AI clients

Where MCP access is available to your account, you can authorize a named external client through an OAuth flow and approve requested Markish scopes. The client may access data or perform actions allowed by the approved scopes, your current role and Workspace/Brand access, and available feature entitlements. Depending on permission and availability, actions can include reading workspace and content information, creating or editing ideas and drafts, uploading media, changing eligible review workflows, or scheduling and changing schedules. Markish MCP does not support immediate publishing, deletion, social-account disconnection, or permission changes.

Review the client identity and requested permissions before authorizing. You can revoke an MCP grant through the available account connection controls; Markish invalidates the related token records and removes the grant. External clients and their AI providers are separate services and may apply their own terms and data practices to information they receive. Markish does not control those practices. Review the client's and provider's terms to understand how they handle information. MCP access remains subject to these terms and the privacy information at markish.tech/privacy-policy.

10. Intellectual property

Markish and its licensors retain rights in the service, software, and Markish names and branding. These terms grant you only the access needed to use available features. You may not copy, resell, reverse engineer, or interfere with the service except where applicable law does not permit that restriction.

11. Suspension and ending access

You may stop using Markish and may use available account controls to request account closure or data deletion. Access may be suspended or ended when necessary to address misuse, security risks, legal requirements, a platform restriction, or discontinuation of a service. Where appropriate and permitted, Markish will provide notice or an opportunity to address the issue.

After access ends, you may lose access to workspace information and features. Data access, export, and deletion are subject to available controls, applicable law, and any separate customer agreement. Closing a Markish account does not remove content already sent to a social platform or information held by another provider.

12. Workspace access and privacy

Workspace information may be visible to authorized members according to their roles. These Terms do not create a separate confidentiality commitment. The Privacy Policy describes personal information handling; it does not grant a license to publish content or replace a separate data-processing or customer agreement.

13. Changes and contact

We may update these terms as the service changes. We will post the revised terms and update the date above. Where required, we will provide additional notice before a material change takes effect. Questions about these terms can be sent to admin@markish.tech.