Replit has updated its Pro Agreement for existing customers, with the new terms taking effect on October 9, 2026. The revised agreement now includes a mandatory arbitration clause and a class-action waiver, neither of which were present in the previous version.
Existing Replit Pro customers have a 30-day window from October 9, 2026, to opt out of the new arbitration agreement, setting the deadline for November 8, 2026. Users who subscribed to Replit Pro after the new agreement was posted in September had their 30-day opt-out period begin at their registration date.
To opt out, users must send an email to arbitration-opt-out@repl.it from their Replit account email. The email must include their full name, mailing address, Replit username, account email address, and a clear statement opting out of Section J of the Pro Agreement. Each individual on a team must opt out separately.
Separately, Replit introduced a 'Model Improvement' setting on September 9, which was enabled by default for 'eligible' Pro accounts. This setting can be found under Settings > Personalization. Users wishing to disable it must do so manually, and the change applies only to new content, not retroactively.
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Replit updated its Pro Agreement on October 9, 2026, for existing customers, introducing mandatory arbitration and a class-action waiver. Existing Replit Pro users have until November 8, 2026, to opt out of the new arbitration clause by sending an email with specific personal details.