January 27, 2025 – Snowflake Consumer Terms of Service

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Snowflake Consumer Terms of Service

This is an archived version of our Snowflake Consumer Terms of Service dated January 27, 2025. View the current version here.

1. IMPORTANT TERMS.

Purpose. These Terms are entered into by and between Snowflake Inc. (“Snowflake”) and Customer to govern Customer’s use of the Marketplace as a Consumer.

• U.S. Government Amendment. Where Customer is a U.S. Governmental Entity, these Terms are modified by the terms and conditions set forth below in the U.S. Government Consumer Amendment to these Terms (“U.S. Government Consumer Amendment”). Where there is any inconsistency or conflict between these Terms and the U.S. Government Consumer Amendment, the terms and conditions of the U.S. Government Consumer Amendment shall prevail with respect to a U.S. Governmental Entity’s use of the Marketplace as a Consumer.

• Use of Service Features. Use of the Marketplace requires using the Service, including the Listing Functionality of the Service, but the Marketplace is not part of the Service. Customer’s use of the Service and any Account(s) is governed by Customer’s Service Agreement, and for clarity, any claims arising in connection with the Service and/or any Account will be made under the Service Agreement and not these Terms. Utilizing the Service in connection with the Marketplace, including by querying or making other use of any Products in Customer’s Account(s), will subject Customer to charges for those features as set forth in Customer’s Service Agreement.

• Acceptance and Enforceability. Customer’s Org Admin is required to accept these Terms within Snowsight (the Web interface of the Service) and, by accepting these Terms, represents and warrants that they have the authority to do so on behalf of Customer. Without limiting Section 10.10 (Entire Agreement), as of the Effective Date, prior agreements covering Customer’s use of the Marketplace as a Consumer are hereby terminated and superseded by these Terms. These Terms are enforceable like any written agreement signed by Customer and Snowflake.

• Resellers. If Customer purchased the Service through a reseller, Customer will continue to pay such reseller for the Service. However, Customer’s use of the Marketplace as a Consumer, including any payments related to use of the Monetization Offering, will be subject to these Terms.

• USE OF MARKETPLACE. Provision of Marketplace. The Marketplace provides Customer with the ability to purchase Products as a Consumer. Customer may create, share, manage access to, and access Products using the Service, as described in the Documentation. Snowflake will make the Marketplace available to Customer solely for use by Customer as a Consumer in accordance with these Terms, the applicable Provider and Consumer Policies, and the Documentation. Subject to Section 3.1 (Snowflake Products), the availability of any Product in the Marketplace does not imply Snowflake’s endorsement of such Product or any affiliation with the Provider of such Product.

• Compliance with Policies. Customer will comply with the Provider and Consumer Policies, as applicable.

• Previews. Snowflake may make certain Previews available to Customer. Customer may access and use Previews solely for its internal evaluation purposes and in accordance with the Preview Terms.

• Responsibility for Provider Materials. Providers are solely responsible and liable for their Provider Materials, and, subject to Section 3.1 (Snowflake Products), Snowflake bears no responsibility or liability for such Provider Materials and makes no representations as to their completeness, accuracy, reliability, validity, availability, security, or timeliness. Customer acknowledges that, subject to Section 3.1 (Snowflake Products), the Provider, not Snowflake, is responsible for addressing any claims relating to the Provider Materials or Customer’s access and/or use of the Provider Materials, including any (i) intellectual property or product liability claims, (ii) claims that the Provider Materials infringe or otherwise violate third-party rights or fail to conform to any applicable legal or regulatory requirement, (iii) claims arising under consumer protection or similar legislation, (iv) obligations required under applicable data protection laws, and (v) security-related claims (collectively, “Provider Materials Claims“).