Displaying & Publishing Output

You can show Tavily results (titles, URLs, snippets) to end users and customers in private portals or on public sites. You may also publish or share content derived from them, including with paying subscribers, cite source URLs in client reports, quote short excerpts, and let customers export derived records, such as to a CRM. Review AI-generated content for accuracy before publishing, don’t present it as human-written, and respect the rights and terms of the original content owners. Don’t pass on access to the Tavily API itself.

May I show results (titles, URLs, snippets) to my end users or customers, including in a private portal or on a public site?

• Yes. You can show results, including titles, URLs and snippets, to your end users or customers as part of your application, whether in a private portal or on a public site. You're responsible for respecting the rights and terms of the original content owners.

May I publish or share AI-generated summaries or other content derived from results, publicly or with paying subscribers?

• Yes. You can publish or share content you derive from results, including with paying subscribers. Before publishing AI-generated content, review it for accuracy, don't present it as human-written, and make sure it respects third-party rights.

May I cite source URLs found through Tavily in commercial reports or files I deliver to clients?

• Yes. You can cite source URLs found through Tavily in reports or files you deliver to clients.

May I include short quotations or excerpts from results in my own output?

• Yes. Tavily's Terms do not restrict quoting results. Copyright in quoted content belongs to its owner, so keep quotations within what applicable law and the source's terms allow.

May my customers export records derived from Tavily results (e.g., to their CRM)?

• Yes. Your customers can export records derived from Tavily results, for example to their CRM. Do not pass on access to the Tavily API itself.