How it works

You must be at least 18, able to receive payment in the United States, and have the legal right to share the documents you submit. If you submit for a company, you confirm you can act for it, and “you” means that company.

Documents that match an offer. Each offer lists what to submit and the unit it pays for, like one job or one crash. Make one submission per unit. An offer may limit how many units one person or company can submit. Watt pays for each unit once, and does not have to accept any submission.

When you submit, you promise that:

• you have the right to share the documents and to give Watt the license in section 7;
• they are real and unchanged: not edited, altered, generated or faked in any way;
• as far as you know, sharing them with Watt does not break any law or any agreement you are bound by, including with a customer, homeowner, insurance company, program or employer;
• as far as you know, if they include information about other people, you are allowed to share it with Watt for this purpose;
• you have not submitted the same documents before, and once you accept our price, you will not sell or license them to anyone else for building, training or testing AI.

Watt decides, in its sole discretion, whether your documents fit the offer. We may email you with questions, and we email you once they’ve been reviewed.

If your documents fit, Watt removes personal details and sends you a final price.

The listed price is for the full package. If anything on the list is missing, our price may be lower. Our price is final and not open to negotiation. You can accept it or decline it.

Our price is good for 14 days. If you don’t respond by then, it expires and we treat it as declined. If an offer fills before you accept, Watt may withdraw its price.

Watt pays you by bank transfer within 7 days after you accept our price and give us valid bank and tax details. Watt is not responsible for delays caused by missing or incorrect details.

You are responsible for your own taxes. Watt reports payments to the IRS and withholds amounts where the law requires.

Before you accept, you let Watt store, copy, review and clean your documents only to decide whether they fit, make you a price, detect fraud and meet legal requirements.

When you accept, you give Watt a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, non-exclusive, transferable and sublicensable license, with no payment beyond the accepted price, to use, copy, change, remove personal details from, combine, build on and license the documents and anything made from them, including to train, test and evaluate AI. To the extent the law allows, you waive any moral rights in the documents.

Only you and Watt can see what you upload. Here, Watt includes our employees, contractors and service providers who need access to run this program and must keep it confidential. Nothing is shared outside Watt until you have accepted our price, except where the law requires it or to deal with suspected fraud.

Before sharing, Watt takes reasonable steps to remove names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, policy and account numbers and signatures, and to blur faces, license plates and house numbers in photos and video. Watt will not try to identify the people in the documents, and requires the companies it licenses them to not to try either.

Watt uses your own contact and payment details to run this program, as described in the Privacy Policy.

If your documents don’t fit, or you decline or don’t answer our price, Watt deletes them from its systems within 30 days, and from backups on their normal schedule. Watt may keep a record that the submission happened.

Watt may keep documents longer if the law requires it, or if Watt reasonably suspects fraud and needs them as evidence.

If Watt finds that documents it paid for break a promise in section 3, Watt may stop using them, and you must refund what Watt paid you for them within 30 days of Watt’s notice. Watt may also deduct the refund from any other amount it owes you.

If Watt reasonably determines that you knowingly submitted fake or altered documents, or documents you knew you had no right to share, Watt may also close your account, stop you from taking part in future offers, and report it to law enforcement or the affected company where the law allows.

If you submitted documents in good faith and something in section 3 turns out to be wrong, the most you will ever owe Watt is a refund of what Watt paid you for those documents.

This limit does not apply if you knowingly submitted fake or altered documents, or documents you knew you had no right to share.

Watt runs this program as is and does not promise that any offer will stay open or that any submission will be accepted.

Watt’s total liability to you for anything relating to these terms or your submissions is limited to the greater of $100 or the amount Watt paid or owes you for the submission involved. Watt is not liable for indirect, incidental or consequential damages, or lost profits. These limits do not apply where the law does not allow them.

Watt may update these terms for future submissions. Each submission follows the version you accepted when you submitted it.

The “Assignment, Change of Control, and General Terms” section of the Watt Terms of Service also applies, including Tennessee law and courts and how notices work. You take part as an independent party, not as Watt’s employee or agent. If any part of these terms can’t be enforced, the rest still applies. Questions go to support@wattdata.ai.