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Terms of Service

The operating boundaries for Public Tally research, coverage, accounts, billing, and source-backed intelligence.

Last updated July 30, 2026

The service

Public Tally provides research and workflow software for public-sector market intelligence. Public records and signals require customer judgment and do not guarantee that an organization is buying, that a procurement will occur, or that a customer will win work.

Accounts and acceptable use

You are responsible for authorized account use and for protecting credentials. You may not use the service to violate law, bypass technical limits, interfere with the service, misrepresent public evidence, or make automated use beyond an agreed interface.

Coverage, freshness, and corrections

Coverage is deliberate and may vary by state, category, source, and time. Public Tally may withhold records that are incomplete, stale, uncertified, or unsupported. Customers should inspect the attached source evidence and report material errors.

Billing

Any paid subscription is governed by the offer accepted at purchase or in a written agreement, including named live-state coverage and applicable billing timing. The public pricing page is informational and does not collect payment.

Intellectual property and public sources

Public Tally retains rights in its software, product design, compilation, and original materials. Governments and third parties retain rights in their source materials. Access through Public Tally does not transfer ownership of those materials.

Disclaimers and limits

The service is provided subject to the agreement and applicable law. Public Tally does not promise uninterrupted availability, exhaustive coverage, procurement outcomes, meetings, revenue, or error-free third-party public information.

Availability and changes

Features, coverage, sources, and delivery timing may change as the service develops. Material commercial terms, cancellation rights, service commitments, and any customer-specific scope must be stated in the accepted offer or written agreement.