Do I have to agree to all of it?
To the one required box, yes — an account cannot be created without it, and Seayora refuses the sign-up rather than creating an account and treating you as bound by something you did not accept. The marketing box underneath is genuinely optional and ticking it changes nothing about your account.
From the guide Creating Your Seayora Account.
The agreement
There is one box to tick, and the Terms of Service, the Privacy Policy and the Cookie Policy are underlined links inside the sentence — tap or click any of them to read the real page without losing what you have typed. Ticking the box means you agree to all three, to binding arbitration and the class-action waiver in the Terms, to signing and receiving records electronically, and to us contacting you by email and text about your account, your payments, your lease and your security.
Underneath it, separately, is an optional box for marketing email — new listings, product updates and the newsletter. It is never pre-ticked, it is never a condition of opening an account, and unsubscribing from it never affects account, payment or lease notices.
The wording is served by Seayora rather than built into each app, so the sentence you read on your phone is the same one you would read on a laptop. We keep a record of the exact words you agreed to and the date, and it never changes retroactively.
Read the whole guide: Creating Your Seayora Account
More questions about Creating Your Seayora Account
- Why is there no “Disagree” button any more?
- Can I read the Terms before I agree?
- Where can I see what I agreed to?
- I typed the code and nothing happened.
- Can I skip confirming my phone number forever?
- Why does sign-up not ask for my phone number or address?
- Does agreeing to texts mean I will get marketing texts?