Last updated: October 13, 2026
This version was in effect from October 13, 2026 to October 14, 2026. Current version: /legal/refunds. If your account was made before October 15, 2026, this version still applies to you until November 24, 2026 or until you accept the new one, whichever comes first.
What it promises: if Morrow submits an answer in a job application that you did not provide or approve, we refund that billing month.
What counts as a violation:
What does not count as a violation:
The evidence: our own receipt (the submission screenshot) and ledger entry for that job, along with the recorded field values, are the record used to evaluate a claim. If our records show the value traces to your answer bank, resume, or an approval, the claim does not succeed.
Claim window: you must file a claim within 90 days of the submission in question.
Remedy: a refund of that billing month’s subscription fee. One refund under this guarantee per billing month. This guarantee does not cover any other damages, costs, or losses connected to the submission. See Section 17 (Limitation of Liability).
What it promises: of the first 20 eligible jobs you pick in a billing month, if fewer than 15 carry a receipt within 72 hours of your worker app being online, we refund that billing month.
“Eligible” means a job that, at the time you picked it, met every one of these conditions:
What counts as “carrying a receipt”: a completed submission with a screenshot and ledger entry, OR a job correctly closed out as “skipped, not guessed.” A refusal to guess is Morrow working as intended and counts as delivered.
What does not count toward the 15: a job still sitting parked past 24 hours because you have not answered its question, a job that stopped being eligible after you picked it (for example, the posting closed), or a job outside a supported ATS.
Claim limit: once per billing month, on your first eligible batch of 20 picks in that month.
Remedy: a refund of that billing month’s subscription fee.
If you get a job, you can pause your Morrow subscription for up to 6 months at no charge.
Full detail lives in the Terms of Service (Sections 5, 6, 7, 8, and 18).