Terms of Service

These terms govern use of CrossOS by churches, pastors, and worship teams.

The service. CrossOS provides software for public church sites, sermons, giving, formation, people, events, volunteers, and related ministry work. It is a tool. It is not pastoral advice, legal advice, or a bank.

Accounts. The first person to create the house is the account owner. They may invite pastors, worship staff, and members. You are responsible for who you invite and for the content you publish.

Trials. A free trial does not require a card. When a trial ends, the house may pause publishing until a plan is chosen. We will not quietly convert you.

Fees. Paid plans are billed monthly or annually as shown. You may cancel at period end. We do not hide cancellation. Annual plans are not prorated after the first thirty days except where law requires.

Church ownership. You retain all rights to sermons, marks, member records, and gifts. You grant us a limited license to host and display them so the service can function.

Acceptable use. No harassment, no unlawful content, no attempting to access another church’s house. Public prayer walls and visit forms must be shepherded by the church.

Giving. The church is the merchant of record with its payment processor. Refunds, disputes, and tax receipts are the church’s duty. Platform fees, if any, are shown.

Availability. We aim for a quiet, steady service. We do not promise zero interruption. Scheduled rest will be announced when we can.

Liability. To the extent law allows, CrossOS is provided as-is. We are not liable for ministry outcomes, lost gifts caused by processor outages, or content a church publishes.

Leaving. Export your data, then close the house. We will delete remaining personal data on the schedule we publish, unless a legal hold applies.

Law. These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Alabama, without regard to conflict rules, except where your consumer or church protections cannot be waived.

Contact. peace@crossos.app