Contract terms

TermWhat the agreement saysClauseAgreementSource
Auto-renewalCrowdStrike (vendor agreement)Following the initial term the Order renews automatically for additional Subscription/Order Terms unless either party cancels the upcoming renewalOrder Terms 2.bOnline Order and Payment Termssource [4]
Notice periodCrowdStrike (vendor agreement)Either party may cancel the upcoming automatic renewal by written notice before that Subscription/Order Term starts
NoteCustomer notice goes to subscriptions@crowdstrike.com or the Manage Subscription feature in Falcon; CrowdStrike emails renewal reminders at least 60 days and again at least 30 days before renewal for terms of 12 months or more (Order Terms 2.c)
Order Terms 3.aOnline Order and Payment Termssource [4]
Renewal upliftCrowdStrike (vendor agreement)Renewal fees use CrowdStrike's then-standard price for the renewing subscription at the time of renewal, which might differ from the expiring term's price
NoteRenewal quantity is the license metric quantity licensed through the expiring term, including co-terminous licenses bought during it
Order Terms 2.dOnline Order and Payment Termssource [4]
True-upCrowdStrike (vendor agreement)Exceeding the licensed quantity requires additional co-terminous licenses at CrowdStrike's then-standard price, pro-rated for the remainder of the termOrder Terms 1.aOnline Order and Payment Termssource [4]
Termination for convenienceCrowdStrike (vendor agreement)Orders are non-cancellable
NoteThe Online Order and Payment Terms give online orders their own cancellation and refund right
2.2 OrdersCrowdStrike Terms and Conditionssource [3]
Termination for convenienceCrowdStrike (vendor agreement)Customer may terminate a Subscription/Order Term at any time by email; a full refund only if terminated within 30 days of the term start, no refund after that, and no refund at all on month-to-month subscriptionsOrder Terms 3.bOnline Order and Payment Termssource [4]
Public-sector carve-outCrowdStrike (vendor agreement)For disputes with the U.S. Government the agreement's dispute clause does not apply: Federal Procurement Law governs and disputes go to the Contract Disputes Act of 1978 as implemented by FAR 52.233-1
NoteSection 12.1 treats the Products, CrowdStrike Tools and Documentation as FAR 2.101 commercial items; 12.3 makes these rights supersede other FAR or DFARS clauses
12.2 Disputes with the U.S. GovernmentCrowdStrike Terms and Conditionssource [3]
Payment termsCrowdStrike (vendor agreement)Fees are due within 30 days after receipt of the invoice unless the Order says otherwise, and all fees are non-refundable except where the agreement expressly provides2.3 Payment and TaxesCrowdStrike Terms and Conditionssource [3]
Termination for breachCrowdStrike (vendor agreement)Either party may terminate the agreement on 30 days' written notice of a material breach by the other, unless the breach is cured within the 30-day notice period13. Suspension and TerminationCrowdStrike Terms and Conditionssource [3]
OtherCrowdStrike (vendor agreement)Order of precedence: only the transaction terms of an Order (offerings, quantity, price, payment terms, term, contacts) have effect; pre-printed customer or reseller purchase order terms are excluded; an Order signed by CrowdStrike prevails over conflicting terms only where it expressly names the sections it supersedes, and only for the offerings on it
NoteThe agreement also supersedes any terms in a procurement internet portal or other non-CrowdStrike document (14.1 Entire Agreement)
2.2 OrdersCrowdStrike Terms and Conditionssource [6]
OtherCrowdStrike (vendor agreement)Evaluation: length as mutually agreed; either party may end it at any time by written (including email) notice; the Evaluation Product is provided as-is without warranty, support or other obligations, for internal use by customer employees only
NoteApplies when CrowdStrike approves the customer's evaluation use of a product
3.1 EvaluationCrowdStrike Terms and Conditionssource [6]

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