If you pay for Replit Pro, you have until November 8 to opt out of mandatory arbitration. On October 9, 2026, a new Replit Pro Agreement replaced the old one for existing Pro customers, adding mandatory arbitration and a class-action waiver. The new agreement states customers must notify Replit within thirty days after first becoming subject to the arbitration agreement.
Thirty days from October 9 is November 8. If you signed up for Pro after the new agreement was posted in September, your thirty-day period started when you registered and may already have expired. To opt out, send an email to arbitration-opt-out@repl.it from the email on your Replit account.
The notice must include your full name, mailing address, Replit username, account email, and a clear statement that you opt out of the Arbitration Agreement in Section J of the Pro Agreement. Each person must send their own notice; no individual may opt out on behalf of another party, even on a team. Keep a copy of your notice.
Miguel Sosa, CT O of a dispatch-software company and a Replit Pro customer, opted out on October 23 and is currently in a dispute with Replit about the Model Improvement setting. Replit says turning off Model Improvement applies to new content only and the arbitration opt-out is not retroactive. Anonymous opt-outs are accepted; including your Replit username counts you in the verified tally, though names will never be published.
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