1. Acceptance; Formation of Contract; Platform Overview
2. Definitions & Interpretation
3. Access by Unregistered Users
4. Account Ownership, Registration & Team Access
5. Services, Modules & Usage Restrictions
6. Pricing Plans, Currency, Taxes & No Refunds
7. KB Page Counting, Scraping Consent, Plan Changes & System Pages
8. Billing, Payment Timing, Legacy Cycles & Stage 1/2/3 Option
9. Your Data (Registered User Data) & Ownership
10. Confidentiality (Mutual NDA Clause)
11. Availability; Support; Priority Support (Annual Plans)
12. Beta Services (All Modules)
13. Ecommerce (Online Shop Builder): Merchant Responsibilities
14. Payment Gateways, PCI DSS & Security
15. Intellectual Property; Feedback; Images; Links; Promotion
16. Professional Services: Built For You, Built With You; IP & Payment
17. Responsibility for Other Users; Third-Party Services; Hyperlinks
18. Governing Law; Contracting Entity; Notices
19. General; Amendments; Entire Agreement; Relationship; Severability
20. Liability; Non-Excludable Guarantees (ACL)
21. Website Design Deliverables; Ownership (Static Copy)
22. Content Standards (Websites)
23. Payment Gateway Terms & Indemnity
ANNEX A — Chatbot Safety Addendum
ANNEX B — Data Processing Addendum (Controller–Processor)
APPENDIX — Legacy Website Monthly Fee (where applicable)
Last updated: 1 September 2025
These Master Terms of Use (the “Terms”) govern access to and use of the MOBLE platform and modules, including Website Builder (Web Builder), CMS, Chatbot Builder, Ecommerce (Online Shop Builder), CRM, Support Ticket System, and Project/Task Management (collectively, the “Services”). By using the Services you agree to be bound by these Terms.
Who is your contracting entity?
By default, the platform and modules are provided by MOBLE CMS PTY LTD. See Section 18 for governing law, jurisdiction, and any affiliate variations for international scaling. Professional service variants (“Built For You” and “Built With You”) may be provided by MOBLE PTY LTD or an affiliate as defined in an applicable SOW/Proposal.
Key Definitions. For convenience, selected terms are defined below:
Interpretation. Headings are for convenience only; references to statutes include amendments; currency is USD unless otherwise stated (see Section 6 “Currency & Taxes”); time is NSW time; “including” is not limiting; references to a person include entities.
Unregistered users may browse public-facing content but may not use subscription features or modules.
9. Your Data (Registered User Data) & Ownership
13. Ecommerce (Online Shop Builder): Merchant Responsibilities
15. Intellectual Property; Feedback; Images; Links; Promotion
Professional Services — Currency & Taxes.
21. Website Design Deliverables; Ownership (Static Copy)
If you purchase a website package, you own a static copy of the design, style sheets and content in its live form (HTML/CSS/JS). We can supply the static copy should you leave MOBLE; you may host it elsewhere. The MOBLE platform/software and dynamic features remain MOBLE IP unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Websites from MOBLE must not be used to disseminate, store or transmit: sexually explicit content; malware; copyright-infringing data; trade secret or other IP-infringing data; defamatory, harassing, threatening content; illegal business activity; deliberately misleading or deceptive content; or other content we deem inappropriate under these Terms.
From time to time, MOBLE CMS Pty Ltd (“MOBLE”) offers a Partner Program (including the AI Agency and AI Sales Partner Partner Types). If you apply for, are approved for, or participate in the Partner Program, the MOBLE Partner Program Terms of Use (the “Partner Terms”) apply in addition to these Terms. In the event of any conflict between these Terms and the Partner Terms, the Partner Terms govern but only for your Partner Program participation.
If you participate in the Partner Program (including the AI Agency and AI Sales Partner Partner Types), the Partner Program Terms apply in addition to these Terms and govern in the event of a conflict for your partner activities.
A1. Scope & Priority. This Annex governs Chatbot Builder features and any conversational AI/assistants/automations you deploy. If there is a conflict between this Annex and the main Terms for Chatbot features, this Annex prevails.
A2. Your Responsibilities. (a) You are responsible for prompts, instructions, Knowledge Base materials, integrations, disclosures to end-users, moderation, and regulatory compliance (e.g., consumer, advertising, privacy, sector-specific). (b) No Professional Advice. Chatbots must not provide medical, legal, financial or other regulated advice unless you implement suitable human review, disclaimers, and regulatory controls. (c) Sensitive Data. Do not solicit or process sensitive data (e.g., health, biometric, criminal, precise location, payment card numbers, government IDs) unless you have a lawful basis, appropriate safeguards, and meet disclosure/consent requirements. (d) Transparency & Human Contact. Disclose clearly that users are interacting with AI; provide access to a human support path; publish applicable terms and privacy disclosures covering Chatbot interactions. (e) Human-in-the-Loop. For high-risk uses (safety-critical, credit, employment, housing, healthcare triage, etc.), implement human review before automated decisions are final.
A3. Safety Controls; Abuse. (a) MOBLE may implement safety filters, rate limits, content blocking, or model updates that affect outputs. Do not bypass safety controls. (b) Maintain reasonable monitoring/logging proportional to risk; promptly remediate prompts creating harmful/unlawful outputs. (c) Prohibited use includes generating/facilitating: CSAM; incitement to violence/terrorism; malware/unauthorised intrusion; discrimination/harassment; doxxing/privacy invasion; IP infringement; spam/unlawful marketing; any illegal conduct.
A4. Model Behaviour; Hallucinations. You acknowledge generative AI can produce inaccurate or fabricated content (“hallucinations”). Implement disclaimers and—where risk is material—verification (citations, retrieval checks, or human review). MOBLE does not warrant factual accuracy of outputs.
A5. Data Sources & Knowledge Base. You are responsible for the lawfulness of materials ingested (copyright, privacy, confidentiality). You warrant you have rights to use such data. Remove or correct infringing/unlawful/inaccurate content promptly on notice.
A6. Incident Response. If you become aware of misuse, harmful outputs causing material risk, or a material breach, promptly notify MOBLE and suspend affected Chatbots until mitigated. MOBLE may suspend Chatbots to protect users or comply with law.
A7. Allocation of Risk. You indemnify MOBLE against claims/losses arising from your Chatbot configurations, prompts, content, failure to implement required disclosures/human review/safeguards, or breach of this Annex. MOBLE’s liability remains limited under the main Terms.
ANNEX B — DATA PROCESSING ADDENDUM (Controller–Processor)
B1. Parties & Roles. This DPA forms part of the Terms between MOBLE CMS PTY LTD (and/or relevant affiliate) (“Processor”/“MOBLE”) and the Account Owner (“Controller”/“Customer”) to the extent MOBLE processes Customer Personal Data on behalf of Customer.
B2. Scope, Nature, Duration & Purpose. Subject Matter: Processing Customer Personal Data submitted to or collected via the Services (admin users, end customers, chatbot transcripts where configured). Nature/Purpose: Hosting, storage, retrieval, indexing/search, knowledge base, chatbot generation, analytics (as configured), support and security. Duration: For the Term and until deletion under this DPA. Data Subjects/Types: Customer staff/contractors; Customer’s end-customers/users; typical data includes names, contact details, order info, interaction logs, device/technical identifiers. Customer must not input special categories unless permitted by law and agreed in writing. Customer will not instruct MOBLE to process special categories or children’s data unless the parties agree in writing on additional safeguards.
B3. Instructions. MOBLE processes Customer Personal Data only on documented instructions in the Terms/DPA, including international transfers, unless required by law.
B4. Confidentiality & Personnel. MOBLE ensures personnel are bound by confidentiality and trained appropriately.
B5. Security. MOBLE implements appropriate technical/organisational measures to protect Customer Personal Data against unauthorised or unlawful processing and accidental loss/destruction/damage (e.g., access controls, encryption at rest/in transit where applicable, segmentation, logging/monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, least-privilege access, secure SDLC).
B6. Sub-processors. Customer authorises MOBLE to use Sub-processors (infrastructure, delivery, support, optional AI model providers). MOBLE will impose protections no less protective than this DPA. We will maintain a Sub-processor list (available via help centre or on request) and notify of material changes. Customer may object on reasonable privacy grounds within 10 days; if unresolved, Customer may suspend the affected feature or terminate that impacted portion (with a pro-rata refund of prepaid unused fees for that feature only).
See our current sub-processor list at https://moble.com/terms-sub-processor-list. We will update that page for new or replacement sub-processors and provide prior notice where required under this DPA. To receive change notifications, email team@moble.com.au with the subject “Subscribe – Sub-processor Updates”.
B7. International Transfers. Where Customer Personal Data is transferred internationally, MOBLE will implement lawful transfer mechanisms (e.g., EU SCCs Module 2/UK Addendum). Hosting may occur inside or outside Australia. Copies of applicable clauses may be provided on request (redacted as needed).
B8. Assistance; Data Subject Rights. Taking into account the nature of processing, MOBLE will reasonably assist with data subject requests and privacy impact assessments; Customer bears its own costs and any reasonable costs for requests beyond standard features. If MOBLE receives a data subject request directly, MOBLE will (where feasible) direct the subject to Customer.
B9. Personal Data Breach. MOBLE will notify Customer without undue delay after becoming aware of a Personal Data Breach affecting Customer Personal Data and provide available information to assist with notifications. Notification is not an admission of fault.
B10. Deletion & Return. Upon termination/expiry or upon written request, MOBLE will delete Customer Personal Data within <em>60 days</em> (and backups per standard retention), unless retention is legally required or permitted for evidential purposes. Where feasible, export options are available via admin or by agreement.
B11. Audit. Once per 12 months (or as required by law/authority), MOBLE will provide available audit/security documentation (e.g., summaries of controls, test results). If additional audits are legally required, onsite audits may be conducted during business hours on reasonable notice, subject to confidentiality and safety; Customer bears its own costs and reasonable MOBLE costs for extraordinary efforts.
B12. Liability; Precedence. Each party’s liability under this DPA is subject to the limitations/exclusions in the main Terms. In case of conflict, this DPA prevails for processing of Customer Personal Data.
B13. US State Laws (Service Provider/Processor). To the extent US state privacy laws apply (e.g., CCPA/CPRA), MOBLE acts as a “service provider/processor” and will not: (a) sell/share Customer Personal Data; (b) retain/use/disclose it other than to provide the Services; or (c) combine it with other personal data, except as permitted (e.g., security, debugging, or to provide the Services).