Grade C+ — Standard consumer terms (score 69/100)
Samba TV's terms include broad indemnification requirements and limit liability to $1, but notably lack a forced arbitration clause or class action waiver.
Broad liability caps and indemnification. No forced arbitration found.
Samba’s entire liability and Your exclusive remedy under this agreement will be limited to the greater of one dollar (us $1.00) or the total amount paid by You for the applicable Samba products or services at issue.
If the company makes a mistake or causes you harm, the most you can recover is $1.00 or what you paid, which is effectively zero for free services.
You will indemnify and hold Samba... harmless with respect to any suits or claims arising out of (i) Your breach of this agreement... or (ii) your use of the Samba products or services.
You are required to pay the company's legal fees and damages if they are sued due to your use of their product.
Without prior notice, Samba may modify, suspend, or discontinue Samba products or services or your use of them.
The company reserves the right to change or shut down the service without giving you any advance warning.
If You send us any submissions... they will be deemed to be our property... we shall exclusively own all now-known or hereafter existing rights to the submissions... without compensation to the provider of the submissions.
Any feedback or ideas you send become the company's property to use however they want, forever, without paying you.
You may disable Samba’s Smart TV Services at any time via the settings menu on your television.
You have a clear, self-serve way to opt out of the data collection features directly on your device.
Last reviewed 2026-08-02 under rubric v3.5.