013 / ACCEPTABLE USE

Acceptable use policy.

Tier limits, the short list of things that get you terminated, the medium list of things that get you suspended, and what we promise the providers we monitor.

DOC ID

CS-AUP-001

VERSION

3.0

EFFECTIVE

2026-05-27

LANGUAGE

EN-US

JURISDICTION

OREGON, USA

─ INDEX ─

§ 1 What we expect

§ 2 Tier limits

§ 3 What gets you terminated

§ 4 What gets you suspended (then warned)

§ 5 How we handle reports

§ 6 Provider relations

─ PLAIN-LANGUAGE SUMMARY ─

Free 3 watches, Pro 50 watches, max 10 new watches per hour. Don't scalp. Don't auto-book or auto-checkout. Don't run a clone on top of our queue. Treat the providers we monitor with respect.

§ 1

What we expect

1 . 1

Use the service to find campsites and permits for yourself and the people you camp with. That is the entire purpose. Anything that fits inside that is fine.

1 . 2

Be honest with us if something goes wrong. We respond better to "I think I broke this" than to evasion.

§ 2

Tier limits

2 . 1

Free tier: up to 3 active watches.

2 . 2

Pro tier: up to 50 active watches.

2 . 3

Rate limit: at most 10 new watches created per hour, per account, regardless of tier. This is an abuse guardrail and applies uniformly.

§ 3

What gets you terminated

3 . 1

Scalping. Reselling reservations you find through our service for profit. We monitor for patterns (high watch volume, atypical date spreads, repeated cancellation-and-rebook) and will terminate without notice or appeal.

3 . 2

Multi-account abuse. Creating accounts to bypass tier limits or evade prior termination. We block disposable-email domains at signup and identity-provider subject IDs are stable; we will catch this.

3 . 3

Automated checkout or scalping. Pointing other tools at the URLs we surface to auto-book, auto-checkout, complete payment, hoard inventory, or operate at scale.

3 . 4

Reverse-engineering our availability-check schedule, queue, or alert dispatch in order to build a competing service. This is in §4 of our Terms; we re-state it here.

§ 4

What gets you suspended (then warned)

4 . 1

Sustained creation of watches at the rate-limit ceiling combined with patterns suggestive of resale. We will throttle and reach out before suspending.

4 . 2

Patterns that look like resale but might be a large group trip. We ask first.

§ 5

How we handle reports

5 . 1

If you suspect another user is violating this policy, email [email protected]. We investigate within 48h and respond to the reporter where appropriate.

5 . 2

False reports made in bad faith are themselves a policy violation.

§ 6

Provider relations

6 . 1

We respect Recreation.gov and every other operator we monitor. We pace our availability checks. We identify our agent honestly. We back off when asked.

6 . 2

If a provider asks us to stop monitoring a specific resource, we stop. We tell you why if we can. We will never argue with an operator for you.

Questions? [email protected] · This document supersedes all prior versions.

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