Most AI companies rent you access to a platform. Solace becomes your technology department — and the technology department's output belongs to the company that paid for it. This page states, in plain terms, what is yours, what stays ours, and exactly what you take with you if you ever leave.
You get a license to run what depends on these — you don't get billed for rebuilding the generic engine, and we don't claim what's specific to you.
The test of ownership is what happens on the way out. On exit, you receive:
No hostage data. No "export is an enterprise add-on." The department was yours while we ran it, and it stays yours after.
If the moment you stop paying, everything you built evaporates, you never had a technology department — you had a subscription. Solace's model only works if the software we build compounds into an asset you own. That's the whole point of Software 5.0: your recurring AI work becomes deterministic code that belongs to you and gets cheaper over time.
This covenant is reflected in your Solace agreement. Where this page and the signed Terms differ, the signed Terms govern — and we align the Terms to this covenant, not the other way around.