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Can I use Bria Eraser via fal commercially?

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The documents on record for Bria Eraser via fal do not answer whether commercial use is allowed. 7 of 10 usage questions have an answer below.

Terms as read on 2026-10-06. Service you used: via fal (proxied).

Two sets of terms apply when you use Bria Eraser through fal. fal terms govern your contract; Bria AI terms (model provider) govern what happens to your data. Each answer below says which one it comes from. Where both speak and disagree, the more protective reading is shown and the other is noted.
QuestionAnswerAccording toRead on
Commercial usenot on record --
Where outputs may be usednot on record --
Trains on your inputsNo Bria AI terms (model provider) drive.google.com2026-09-23
"Online General Terms and Conditions s2.2 Rights to Customer Content: 'Customer retains all rights to Customer Content... Customer gives Bria a nonexclusive and limited license to store, access and use the Customer Content as reasonably required for the performance and enhancement of the Products for Customer's use only. Bria hereby warrants that Customer Content shall not be used to train generative models, unless Customer expressly consents to such training in writing.' Customer Content excludes Output; s2.3 bars using Output to train any generative model."
Trains on your promptsNo Bria AI terms (model provider) drive.google.com2026-09-23
"Prompts are Customer Content provided to a Product. Online General Terms and Conditions s2.2 Rights to Customer Content: 'Customer retains all rights to Customer Content... Customer gives Bria a nonexclusive and limited license to store, access and use the Customer Content as reasonably required for the performance and enhancement of the Products for Customer's use only. Bria hereby warrants that Customer Content shall not be used to train generative models, unless Customer expressly consents to such training in writing.' Customer Content excludes Output; s2.3 bars using Output to train any generative model."
Trains on your outputsNo Bria AI terms (model provider) drive.google.com2026-09-23
"Output is outside Customer Content; the s2.2 warranty covers Customer Content, and no other clause takes a right to train on Output. Online General Terms and Conditions s2.2 Rights to Customer Content: 'Customer retains all rights to Customer Content... Customer gives Bria a nonexclusive and limited license to store, access and use the Customer Content as reasonably required for the performance and enhancement of the Products for Customer's use only. Bria hereby warrants that Customer Content shall not be used to train generative models, unless Customer expressly consents to such training in writing.' Customer Content excludes Output; s2.3 bars using Output to train any generative model."
Output ownershipnot on record --
Copyright indemnityNo fal terms fal.ai2026-10-06
"s15: 'To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, you will indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Company and our subsidiaries and affiliates ... from and against any losses, liabilities, claims, demands, damages, expenses, or costs ("Claims") arising out of or related to (a) any claims that Customer Input infringes or violates any third-party right' - the indemnity runs customer to fal. s4(c): 'Company does not represent, warrant, or covenant that any Output Content will be original, will not infringe rights of any third party (including intellectual property rights), or otherwise entitle Company to any intellectual property rights in any Output Content.'"
Marking applied by the modelYes Bria AI terms (model provider) drive.google.com2026-09-23
"Online General Terms and Conditions: Customer shall ensure that any Output generated by any Software or a Derivative 'is marked as "AI Generated" using such standards and/or watermarking techniques pursuant to industry standards' and 'shall not strip any Output of any Product from any marking applied by Bria'; s1.6.4 no tampering with the Attribution Agent. Terms of Use restriction (i): do not 'remove, obscure, or alter any attribution, watermarks, or metadata embedded in Outputs by Company's attribution technology'. Whether the embedded attribution is C2PA is not stated."
Disclosure duty on youRequired Bria AI terms (model provider) drive.google.com2026-09-23
"Online General Terms and Conditions: Customer shall ensure that any Output generated by any Software or a Derivative 'is marked as "AI Generated" using such standards and/or watermarking techniques pursuant to industry standards' and 'shall not strip any Output of any Product from any marking applied by Bria'; s1.6.4 no tampering with the Attribution Agent. Terms of Use restriction (i): do not 'remove, obscure, or alter any attribution, watermarks, or metadata embedded in Outputs by Company's attribution technology'. Whether the embedded attribution is C2PA is not stated."
Training data disclosedPartial Bria AI terms (model provider) bria.ai2026-10-05
"Licensed Training Catalog (read 2026-09-28): 'Every asset in our training pipeline comes from commercial agreements with 30+ data partners. Each piece of content carries a unique identifier linking it to source, creator, and license terms. No scraping. No synthetic data. No gray areas.' Partner-level, not item-level; the EU AI Act public training-data summary Bria claims was not found."

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