Model provider terms

The terms of every AI model provider on Omnibo, named rather than summarised: they govern what you may do with each model’s output.

Last updated

The short version

Commercial-use rights differ per model, so we point you to each provider’s own terms, published on its website, instead of summarising them into something convenient that might be wrong for your case. The list below is built from the live model catalogue.

1. Why these terms matter

Every model on Omnibo is run by a third-party provider. What you may do with a model’s output — including whether and how you may use it commercially — is set by that provider’s terms, together with our Terms of Service. Those provider terms are the authoritative documents; read them before you rely on an output for something important.

Each model’s page on the models page names its provider too. Some providers also publish a separate usage policy; our Acceptable Use Policy lists them.

2. Providers and their terms

One row per provider in the live catalogue, with the kinds of model it runs on Omnibo and the name of its terms, published on the provider’s own website.

Model providers and their terms
ProviderModels on OmniboTermsUsage policy
AnthropicChatAnthropic termsAnthropic usage policy
Black Forest LabsImageBlack Forest Labs termsBlack Forest Labs usage policy
ByteDanceImage, video and audioByteDance termsByteDance usage policy
DeepSeekChatDeepSeek termsPart of its terms
ElevenLabsAudioElevenLabs termsElevenLabs usage policy
fal.aiVideo and audiofal.ai termsPart of its terms
GoogleChat, image, video and audioGoogle termsGoogle usage policy
Kling AIImage, video and audioKling AI termsPart of its terms
MiniMaxChat, video and audioMiniMax termsPart of its terms
Moonshot AIChatMoonshot AI termsPart of its terms
OpenAIChat, image and audioOpenAI termsPart of its terms
OpenRouterVideoOpenRouter termsPart of its terms
xAIChat, image, video and audioxAI termsPart of its terms

3. Contact

Questions about this document? Email info@omnibo.ai.