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Raindrop.io lets users save bookmarks and collections across devices, with Pro options for full-text search and web archiving.
help.raindrop.io ↗U.S. adult consumer · plan and state unspecified
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The terms allow Raindrop.io to suspend or terminate access for any reason at any time, with account deactivation or deletion and content forfeiture.
For paid users, the guide allows a full refund within 30 days of renewal, but the terms say refunds end after the initial 30 days, leaving this unclear.
If you downgrade from Pro, archived copies become inaccessible and are permanently deleted after about a month, while bookmarks and highlights remain.
To complete signup, the terms require you to provide a username and a valid email address.
Raindrop.io says it receives IP and device details, may use cookies with providers, and analyzes how you use its services.
If enabled, the extension checks the current tab URL to see if it is saved; the policy says this data is not sent to Raindrop.io's server or others.
This applies only if you enable the browser extension's open-tab saved indicator, which is disabled by default.
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Raindrop.io says it claims no intellectual-property rights over material you provide and that your profile and uploaded materials remain yours.
Setting pages to public allows others to view content; setting items to public allows others to view or download them.
This applies only to pages or items you set to be viewed publicly.
The terms allow Raindrop.io to suspend or terminate access for any reason at any time, with account deactivation or deletion and content forfeiture.
If you permanently terminate your account, all of its content is immediately deleted from the service and cannot be recovered.
This applies if you choose to permanently terminate your account.
The terms seek to exclude liability for service-related losses, including data loss and unauthorized access to or alteration of your data.
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If you choose Pro, you must stop auto-renewal to avoid another charge; cancellation leaves Pro access active through the current billing period.
This applies only if you choose a paid Pro subscription.
For paid users, the guide allows a full refund within 30 days of renewal, but the terms say refunds end after the initial 30 days, leaving this unclear.
This matters if you buy a paid subscription and seek a refund after a renewal.
If you downgrade from Pro, archived copies become inaccessible and are permanently deleted after about a month, while bookmarks and highlights remain.
This applies if you have Pro and then downgrade to the free plan.
Originally analyzed . The original date marks this service’s first saved analysis, including earlier report formats. This report was generated .
This report was generated from saved policy text and checked in a second automated review. Automated interpretation can still miss or misread terms. The source documents were retrieved on Nov 7, 2026. Policies may have changed since retrieval.