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Anthropic's EU Claude Pro/Max terms unclear on commercial use

Anthropic's terms of service for Claude Pro and Max users in the EU and Switzerland include a "Non-commercial use only" clause, which is absent in the US terms. Users are seeking clarification on whether this clause prohibits selling projects developed using these services, even after upgrading to a commercial plan. Support responses have been unhelpful, leading users to either ignore the clause, cancel their subscriptions, or switch to the less suitable Team plan, potentially reducing Anthropic's revenue. AI

IMPACT Ambiguity in terms of service could impact adoption and commercial use of AI tools by EU businesses.

RANK_REASON User-generated discussion and support interaction regarding terms of service, not a direct announcement or policy change from the company.

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Anthropic's EU Claude Pro/Max terms unclear on commercial use

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  1. r/ClaudeAI TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/Abyssalian ·

    EU users: Pro/Max terms say “Non-commercial use only”, and support can’t tell us what it means in practice

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>As you may or may not know, if you’re in the EEA or Switzerland, the consumer terms for Free, Pro and Max have a clause called “Non-commercial use only”. It rules out any commercial or business use. The US terms don’t have this clause, which is p…