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Meshy · Magnific

Can I use Meshy 6 via Magnific commercially?

The documents on record for Meshy 6 via Magnific do not answer whether commercial use is allowed. 5 of 8 usage questions have an answer below.

Terms as read on 2026-09-08. Route: via Magnific (proxied).

Two sets of terms apply on this route. Magnific terms govern your contract; Meshy 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 --
Trains on your inputsYes Meshy terms (model provider) meshy.ai2026-09-08
"Meshy may use Customer Inputs and Customer Outputs from non Enterprise Customers... to train, validate, test, or improve Services unless otherwise agreed to in the Order. (s2.9)"
Trains on your promptsYes Meshy terms (model provider) meshy.ai2026-09-08
"Prompts enumerated in the Customer Input definition; same s2.9 clause."
Provider trains on outputsYes Meshy terms (model provider) meshy.ai2026-09-08
"Same s2.9 sentence - 'Customer Inputs and Customer Outputs'."
Output ownershipVaries Meshy terms (model provider) meshy.ai2026-09-08
"Free: 'Provider owns all right, title, and interest... in and to the AI Customer Output' (CC BY 4.0 license back). Paid: ownership implied only - no 'you own' sentence in the current ToS."
Copyright indemnityNo Meshy terms (model provider) meshy.ai2026-09-08
"Indemnity runs user to Meshy (s8)."
Synthetic-content markingnot on record --
Training data disclosednot on record --

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