Grade A+ — Highly protective (score 96/100)
JS.ORG provides free subdomains for GitHub Pages. While it reserves broad rights to modify the service, it does not sell user data and provides notice for service changes.
Fair terms for a free service. No data sale. Requires indemnification.
JS.ORG is entitled to terminate or modify the service at any time without notice and without explanation.
The company reserves the right to change or stop the service at any time without providing a reason or prior warning.
The user is fully responsible for the content provided by its GitHub Page, and is also responsible to extricate JS.ORG from all third party claims.
You are required to indemnify the company, meaning you must cover their legal costs and damages if they are sued due to your actions.
The place of jurisdiction for JS.ORG is Munich, the residence of the owner of JS.ORG
Legal disputes must be resolved in Munich, Germany, regardless of where you live.
The user cancels the service by removing the CNAME file in their repository and making a pull request
Cancellation is a self-serve process performed directly through GitHub.
The user will be informed by JS.ORG of the changes through a notice in the readme section of the JS.ORG repository.
The company commits to providing notice of term changes via their public repository.
Last reviewed 2026-08-05 under rubric v3.5.