GameForce

Developer Program Terms

Effective September 27, 2026 | Version 2026-09-27.1

These Developer Program Terms (the "Developer Terms") are an agreement between GameForce Technologies LLC and GameForce Telecom LLC (together, "GameForce", "we" and "us") and the business that uses the GameForce Developer Program ("you"). The Developer Program is the GameForce API, our SDKs, our MCP server, the starter templates, examples and developer docs we provide, and every key that opens them.

The Developer Terms add to our Terms of Service (the "Terms"), our Acceptable Use Policy, our Privacy Policy and our Refund, Billing and Dispute Resolution Policy. All of them still apply. If the Developer Terms and one of those documents disagree about your use of the Developer Program, the Developer Terms control for that use only. Words defined in the Terms mean the same thing here.

1. Saying yes

No key works until an admin of your company answers Yes to the current version of these Developer Terms, in Settings > Developer or wherever else we ask. Until an admin answers Yes, your company cannot create or use keys. A No is recorded too, but it never undoes a Yes already given; to stop, revoke your keys (section 13). We record every answer with the version, the time, the person who answered, their IP address and their browser or tool.

A Yes binds your company. Answer only if you are an admin of your company and have the authority to bind it.

2. Who it is for

The Developer Program is for businesses that build apps for their own business: your own company, your own team, and your own customers when they deal with your company. For example: a canvassing app for your crew, a lead form on your website, a dashboard for your managers, a customer portal for your homeowners, or a connection between GameForce and the other tools your company uses.

You must be a business, and the person who answers Yes must be at least 18 years old.

A contractor or developer you hire may build your app, using your company's own account and keys. That app is still your company's own business use.

Building your app with an AI coding tool (for example Claude Code, Cursor or Codex) that uses our API, MCP server and docs the way we document them is ordinary, good faith use of the Services under Section 7.3 of the Terms. Using any tool to copy, clone or rebuild GameForce is not.

3. What is not allowed

Unless a separate written license from us allows it, you may not do any of the following. A contractor you hire to build your own company's app, as section 2 describes, is not another company or someone outside your company for these points.

resell, rent, lease, sublicense or share the Developer Program, a key or access to GameForce with anyone outside your company;
build or run an app for another company, or let another company use your app, your keys or your account;
white label for others: put your brand or anyone else's brand on software powered by GameForce and offer it to other companies (branding an app for your own team is allowed);
offer the Developer Program, or anything built on it, to other businesses as a service, a platform, a marketplace listing or an app for sale;
build a product that copies or competes with GameForce, including a general sales, dialing, door knocking or customer management platform for other companies;
scrape: collect data you are not entitled to, pull data faster or in larger amounts than your app needs, or use the Developer Program to copy or rebuild GameForce's non public data sets (Do Not Call, litigator, property, routing and number reputation data);
resell or redistribute in bulk any data you get through GameForce, including skip trace results, permit records, property and enrichment data and lead lists. You may use that data for your own business only. Exporting your own company's records is always allowed;
try to learn how GameForce works inside. We give you outcomes (for example, whether a call is allowed now, whether a number is healthy, whether a lead has consent), never our scoring, our number health methods, our answering machine detection models or our compliance engine. Do not reverse engineer, probe or test the Developer Program to work them out;
publish, sell or share the starter templates, examples or developer docs we give you inside your account. They are our Confidential Information under the Terms. What we publish on our public website is not;
send spam, or do anything our Acceptable Use Policy forbids;
get around a limit, a check or a security control, or hide who is really using the Developer Program.

4. Reseller and agency licensing

Want to build for other companies, offer an app to other businesses or run accounts for clients? Ask about reseller and agency licensing at [email protected]. Until a written license covers it, section 3 applies.

If your company is an approved GameForce Reseller, that program covers reselling the GameForce app under your brand and running client accounts in Agency Mode. Each client account is its own company under these Developer Terms: its own admin answers Yes and creates its own keys. Building on the Developer Program for other companies still needs the written reseller or agency license above.

5. Showcase

We love seeing what you build. With your OK in writing (an email is enough), we may feature an app you built for your own business on our website, in our docs or in a case study, with your company name and logo. We never feature your app or your name without your OK, we never show your data or your customers' data, and you can take back your OK for future uses at any time.

6. Your compliance duties

You are the sender of every call and text your app makes or causes, and you must follow every law and rule that applies to it, including the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), the Telemarketing Sales Rule, federal and state Do Not Call rules, state telemarketing and calling time laws, the CAN SPAM Act, call recording consent laws, and carrier and CTIA messaging rules. In particular:

Consent. Get and keep the consent the law requires before you call or text anyone. A number from skip trace, enrichment, a list or any other data source is not consent.
Do Not Call and opt outs. Honor Do Not Call lists and every opt out, including STOP replies, right away.
Calling windows and quiet hours. Call and text only at the hours the law allows in the lead's local time.
Business verification. Verify your business with us before you buy phone numbers or place live calls, and register your texting brand and campaign (A2P 10DLC) before you send live texts.
Caller ID. Use only numbers you have the right to use, and never hide or fake who is calling.
AI voices. An AI voice must say it is an AI, and must never deny being an AI when asked. Get the consent the law requires for calls that use an AI or artificial voice.
Recording. Give every notice the law requires before a call is recorded.

GameForce also runs its own checks on the calls and texts your app causes, the same checks the same action gets in the app, such as Do Not Call and litigator scrubs, consent, calling windows, quiet hours and STOP handling. No key, scope, plan, parameter or request of the Developer Program turns them off, and you must not try to get around them. Our checks help you; they do not replace your duties under the law or under Section 5 of the Terms.

7. Keys and your users

Keys are secret. Keep them on your server, never in public code, web pages, mobile apps or shared documents.
Each key acts as the person who created it, with that person's permissions, and everything it does is logged.
You answer for everything done with your keys and by everyone who uses your app, as if you did it yourself.
If a key leaks, revoke it right away in Settings > Developer and tell us at [email protected].
Keep the sign ins to your app secure, and remove access for people who leave your company.

8. Fair use and rate limits

We set limits per key and per company on requests, writes, reads and data. We publish the current limits in our developer docs, and Settings > Developer shows your company's usage against its monthly included amount. Stay within them, and do not spread work across keys or accounts to get around them. Your reps come first: while GameForce is busy serving people in the app, a request may be asked to wait and retry. We may slow, pause or refuse traffic that puts GameForce, your company or other customers at risk, and when we can, we tell you first.

9. Preview, no service level

The Developer Program is a preview. It is provided as is and as available, with no commitment on uptime, speed or support response time (no service level agreement). Features, endpoints and limits may change, pause or end. When a change will break apps that work today, we will try to tell you ahead of time. The disclaimers, the limits of liability and the indemnity in the Terms apply to the Developer Program.

10. Your data

You own your company's data. We process it to run the Developer Program and GameForce for you, as the Terms and our Privacy Policy describe, and the Privacy Policy applies to personal information that passes through the Developer Program. You must have the right to send us the data you send, and you must give the notices and get the consents the law requires. You can export your own company's records at any time, within the limits in section 8. The shared data sets and signals GameForce builds across its customers (for example, number reputation, spam flags and best times to call) belong to GameForce. If your business needs a data processing agreement, email [email protected].

11. Fees

If your company is on a GameForce plan:

API access for your own company is part of your plan. Requests are counted in units against a monthly included amount, shown in Settings > Developer.
Anything your app causes that the app charges for is charged exactly as the same action in the app is, at your plan's prices, and listed in your company wallet. For example, a change your app makes can run your company's automations, and whatever those automations do is charged as it is today.
When builder pricing starts, a person who signs in to an app you build and does not hold a GameForce seat counts as a monthly active user at the builder price below.

Builder accounts (accounts with no GameForce seat plan) open later. When they do:

You get 1 free builder seat for yourself, the developer, and 1 free test user (a person you add only to test your app).
After that, you pay $39 a month for each monthly active user. A monthly active user is a person who signs in to your app and does something through it in that calendar month. Homeowners and other consumers your company sells to, and your leads, are records, not users, and do not count, even when they sign in to a portal you build for them. People at other companies who use your app always count.
A person who also uses the GameForce app on a paid seat pays for that seat only, never both.
Usage is charged to your prepaid wallet as you go: calls, texts, phone numbers, AI, data (such as skip trace and permit records), storage, and API requests past the free amount, at the builder prices listed in your developer portal. Every charge is listed in your wallet. If your wallet cannot cover a paid request, the request is refused; we never run up an unpaid balance.
Past 25 monthly active users, a GameForce seat plan may cost you less. Ask us.

For everyone: prices are in US dollars and do not include taxes. We tell you at least 30 days before a price goes up. All fees follow the Refund, Billing and Dispute Resolution Policy, including its no refund terms.

12. How we enforce these terms

We watch how the Developer Program is used, to protect our customers, our carriers and GameForce. When our systems see signs of use outside this license (for example, one account serving many unrelated companies), a person at GameForce reviews it. A signal alone never suspends or bans anyone.

If we find a breach, we tell you what we found and give you 10 business days to explain or fix it. If the breach puts people, carriers, other customers or GameForce at risk, we may act first and tell you right after.

If we confirm that you used the Developer Program commercially outside this license (for example, by reselling it, white labeling it for others or serving other companies), you agree that:

Suspension. We may suspend your keys and your access right away.
Back billing. You pay what that use would have cost under the license it needed: for each month or part of a month of misuse, the reseller license fee (the fee in our written reseller license, or $497 a month if none was signed), plus the builder price for every monthly active user your app served in that month, plus any unpaid usage.
Liquidated damages. Some harm from unlicensed resale is real but hard to measure: investigating it, reviewing the calling and texting of companies we never verified, and the risk to our carrier registrations and our reputation. For that harm you also pay $250 for each company your app served without a license, for each month or part of a month it did. You and we agree this is a reasonable estimate of that harm and not a penalty, and it does not include anything paid as back billing. If an arbitrator or a court decides this amount cannot be enforced, you pay our actual damages for that harm instead. We never collect both this amount and liquidated damages under Section 10.2 of the Terms for the same harm.
Costs. When we prevail, you pay our reasonable legal fees and costs of enforcing these Developer Terms, including collection, as Section 10.5 of the Terms also provides.
Injunction. We may ask an arbitrator or any court with jurisdiction to stop the misuse, as Sections 10.3 and 17.7 of the Terms allow (unlicensed resale also breaches the license in Section 7.1 of the Terms).
Termination. We may end your access to the Developer Program, and to the Services where the Terms allow.

These remedies add to each other and to every remedy in the Terms, including Section 10 of the Terms when the misuse also breaches Sections 7, 8 or 9 of the Terms.

13. Suspension and ending

You can stop at any time: revoke your keys and stop your app. We may suspend or end your access to the Developer Program if you breach these Developer Terms, the Terms or the Acceptable Use Policy, if you do not pay, if the law or a carrier requires it, or if we stop offering the Developer Program. When we end your access, we tell you why unless the law stops us.

You can export your own company's records for 30 days after your access ends, unless the law, a court order or an open investigation stops us; after that we may delete them as the Terms and the Privacy Policy describe. Fees you owe stay due. Sections 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 14 and 16 survive the end of these Developer Terms.

14. Audit

On 10 business days' written notice, and no more than once in any 12 months unless we have a good faith reason to suspect a breach, you will give us the records we reasonably need to check that you follow these Developer Terms: who uses your app, which companies it serves and how your keys are used. We may review our own records of your use of the Developer Program at any time. We keep what we learn confidential and use it only to check and enforce these Developer Terms. If an audit finds unpaid fees, you pay them, and if they are more than 5 percent of what you paid for the audited period, you also pay the reasonable cost of the audit.

15. Changes to these terms

We version these Developer Terms; the version and the date are at the top. When we change them, we post the new version here and tell your admins in Settings > Developer or by email. Your company's keys stop working until an admin answers Yes to the new version. We keep a record of each version and of every answer given to it.

16. Law and disputes

These Developer Terms are part of the Terms. Section 17 of the Terms (Dispute Resolution and Arbitration) applies to them in full, including the informal resolution step, binding arbitration, the class action and jury trial waivers, the seat of arbitration in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the laws of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and Section 17.7, which lets GameForce seek an injunction in court. If any part of these Developer Terms cannot be enforced, the rest still applies, as Section 19 of the Terms describes.

17. Contact

Questions, licensing and notices: [email protected]. GameForce Technologies LLC and GameForce Telecom LLC, gameforce.ai.