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Terms of Service

Last updated: 27 September 2026

These terms govern use of Dearly through Meta's Muse assistant. By approving a Dearly order in Muse, you agree to them.

What Dearly is

Dearly is a connector that lets Muse, on your instruction, send a physical postcard, flowers, or an occasion-aware gift to someone you choose. Dearly acts only through Muse — there is no separate Dearly account, app, or website you interact with directly, and Dearly never contacts you by email, text, or push notification.

Who can use it

Dearly currently ships to US addresses only, in USD only.

Pricing and fees

Orders, cancellation, and refunds

Reminders and autopilot

Dearly can remind you about occasions you've told it about; it will suggest a gift at most once per occasion and will not repeat the suggestion if you've dismissed it. "Autopilot" — charging and ordering automatically without your approval each time — only runs for an occasion you've explicitly configured with a named recipient, a spending cap, and a specific payment method. Contact us to revoke an autopilot rule.

Data about the people you send to

The recipient did not agree to these terms and has no Dearly account. You are responsible for having a lawful basis (e.g., an existing relationship) to share their name and address with us for the sole purpose of delivering what you ordered. See the Privacy Policy for how that data is handled.

Your data

You can request an export or permanent deletion of everything tied to your account at any time through Muse. Deletion cannot be undone and does not, by itself, cancel an order already placed with a fulfilment partner.

Service availability

Dearly is provided on an "as available" basis, without warranty of uninterrupted service.

Changes to these terms

Material changes will be reflected on this page with an updated date above. Since Dearly has no direct communication channel with you outside Muse, we recommend checking back periodically.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the United Kingdom. If you reside somewhere that grants you mandatory consumer protections which cannot be waived by agreement, this section does not limit those protections.

Contact

[email protected]