Beta Disclaimer

ReleaseHQ is an early-stage product. Some features may be incomplete, changed, paused, removed, or improved quickly based on beta feedback.

Do not rely on ReleaseHQ as your only copy of important drawings, presentations, contracts, invoices, approvals, payment records, or project communication. Keep your own backup in your normal storage system.

Client links and review files may expire after 15 days. Released files may be removed after first download to keep storage usage low.

ReleaseHQ can add preview controls, visible masking, signed links, and download locks. These reduce casual misuse, but no browser-based preview can fully prevent screenshots, screen recording, photography, or manual copying.

UTR numbers, screenshots, and client payment notes help organize the workflow. They do not prove final settlement by themselves. Always verify payment in your own bank, UPI, accounting, or payment-provider records before releasing final files.

ReleaseHQ helps organize approvals, payment proof, audit trails, and releases. It does not provide legal, tax, accounting, escrow, debt collection, or dispute-resolution advice.

During beta, use real workflows carefully. Avoid uploading unusually sensitive or high-risk material unless you are comfortable testing it in an early-stage product and have the right permissions.

The current Founding Beta offer is one controlled release free, followed by Rs 999 per month. Founding Beta is available until the public launch date.

Public launch pricing may include free, pay-per-release, project pass, individual, studio, annual, and enterprise options. These future plan names and ranges are indicative until formal launch pricing is published.

Payment method collection should happen through a secure hosted payment provider. ReleaseHQ should store provider IDs and billing status, not raw card details or CVV.

Beta users are invited to share honest feedback. We may use feedback to improve the product, prioritize features, change workflows, refine pricing, and decide whether ReleaseHQ should become a public paid product.