Effective October 23, 2026.
This policy applies to everyone who uses Breaker's services, including the app, email sending, automations, web publishing, custom domains, the API and MCP server, and any feature we add later. It covers all content you upload, send, publish or process through Breaker ("Content"). It is part of the Breaker Terms of Service. Breaker may investigate, remove Content, pause sending, restrict features, or suspend or terminate accounts for violations, and for any conduct that creates legal, security, reputational or deliverability risk to Breaker, its customers or recipients, even if it is not listed here. Report abuse to report@joinbreaker.ai.
Consent. Send only to people who have given you affirmative consent to receive your email, or whom you have another lawful basis to contact under the laws that apply to you and to them (including CAN-SPAM, CASL, GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive, UK GDPR, and CCPA). Consent must be freely given, specific and informed, and given by a clear action such as filling in a signup form or ticking an unticked box.
Lists that are never acceptable. Purchased lists, even if sold as "opt-in". Rented or co-registration lists. Addresses scraped or harvested from websites, social networks, directories or public sources. Lists supplied by partners, affiliates or lead-generation networks. Addresses collected under a blanket consent that did not name you as a sender. Addresses from business cards or event badge scans without a separate opt-in.
Proof of consent. Keep a record of how and when each contact consented: source, date, method, and the form or page used. Breaker may ask for it, and may pause sending until you provide it.
Unsubscribes. Every email must carry the unsubscribe link Breaker inserts. Do not remove, hide, delay or alter it. Opt-outs are processed automatically and must be honored for every list and automation in your account. Do not re-add anyone who unsubscribed, complained or withdrew consent, on Breaker or any other platform, without a new and specific opt-in. Do not import a list to Breaker in order to get around suppression on another platform.
Sender identification. Every email must include your valid physical postal address. From names, reply-to addresses, subject lines and headers must be accurate and must not impersonate anyone. Subject lines designed only to trick a recipient into opening ("Re:" on a first contact, fake invoices, fake replies) are prohibited.
Sending quality. Breaker monitors bounce, complaint and unsubscribe rates per account and per domain. Accounts above 2% hard bounces or 0.1% spam complaints on a send, or whose rates Breaker considers abnormal, may be paused for review. Repeated or severe complaints may result in termination without refund. The following are prohibited: list washing (using Breaker to test or clean a list by observing bounces or welcome-email results), snowshoeing (spreading sends across accounts, domains or newsletters to evade reputation limits), and repeatedly deleting and re-importing contacts.
Automations. Messages sent by automations are your messages. Test automations before enabling them, keep their consent basis current, and pause them when they should no longer run. Automations that re-engage contacts who have not interacted in 12 months must use a confirmed re-opt-in step before resuming regular sends.
Do not upload, send or publish Content that:
The following are prohibited, or permitted only on the stated conditions. Breaker may ask for evidence of compliance and may decline any account in these categories at its discretion.
| Category | Status |
|---|---|
| Pharmaceuticals, prescription drugs, unapproved supplements, peptides, SARMs, disease-cure claims | Prohibited |
| Cannabis and THC products | Prohibited. Hemp-derived CBD permitted where lawful, with accurate disclosure and no health claims |
| Cryptocurrency and digital assets | Educational and news content permitted. Token sales, airdrops, guaranteed-return yield, unlicensed exchanges and crypto MLM prohibited |
| Payday loans, credit repair, debt relief, debt collection, "get rich quick" | Prohibited |
| Forex, binary options, day-trading signals, investment advice promising returns | Prohibited. Licensed, compliant financial newsletters permitted with required disclaimers |
| Gambling, sports betting, prediction markets | Permitted where lawful and licensed, with age and geographic gating at signup and responsible-gambling disclosures. Offshore or unlicensed operators prohibited |
| Alcohol, tobacco, vaping, firearms | Permitted only with age gating at the point of signup |
| Multi-level marketing, pyramid schemes, recruitment-focused opportunities, work-from-home schemes | Prohibited |
| Affiliate marketing | Permitted inside a publication with its own editorial content. Newsletters that exist mainly to carry affiliate links or lead-generation offers are prohibited, and affiliate content in regulated categories must carry the required disclosures |
| List brokering, list sales, list exchange, co-registration | Prohibited |
| Political campaigns and fundraising | Permitted with affirmative consent and required disclaimers. Unsolicited political email prohibited |
| Escort and dating services | Prohibited |
| Unlicensed money services, remittance or payment platforms | Prohibited |
Breaker may act on a violation in any proportionate way: a warning, removal of Content, pausing a send or automation, rate limits, disabling a feature or domain, suspension, or termination. Breaker will usually notify you by email and give you a chance to fix the problem, but may act first without notice where there is a risk to recipients, other customers, deliverability or Breaker, or where the law requires it. Fees are not refunded for accounts terminated under this policy. Breaker may cooperate with law enforcement, mailbox providers and anti-abuse organizations, and may preserve and disclose account information where required by law.
To appeal an enforcement action, reply to the notice email within 14 days. To report abuse, email report@joinbreaker.ai with the message or page in question.