Startup credits and offers
The startup credits, discounts and programmes on your rewards page come from StartupPerks, used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence. The credit they ask for, in their words: Data from StartupPerks (https://startupperks.co), licensed CC BY 4.0.
We keep a copy of that catalogue and check each offer against what we know about your company, so we can leave out the ones you clearly can't get. We don't set the terms of any offer, and we aren't a party to them. Offers change without notice, even to us, so confirm with the company making the offer before you rely on it.
The company names, logos and trademarks in that catalogue belong to those companies. The licence above doesn't give anyone rights in them, and we don't claim any.
Country and state information
Country names and codes come from the Unicode Common Locale Data Repository, so the name on a filing matches what a bank or a state form expects. Filing fees, yearly charges and deadlines come from the states’ own published schedules, and we check them against those schedules. The pricing page shows when they were last checked.
StartupPerks
Startup credits, discounts and programmes on the rewards page.
CC BY 4.0
Common Paper
The NDA, contractor, services and cloud service agreement templates in the app.
CC BY 4.0
Unicode CLDR
Country names and ISO codes on forms and filings.
Unicode licence
Wyoming Secretary of State
Filing fees, the annual report licence tax and processing times.
Published schedule · checked September 2026
Delaware Division of Corporations
Filing fees, the annual LLC tax, the franchise tax and the report fee.
Published schedule · checked September 2026
simple-icons
The partner marks on the landing page, and four of the five social marks in the footer.
CC0 1.0
Bootstrap Icons
The LinkedIn mark in the footer, which simple-icons no longer carries.
MIT
Internal Revenue Service
Form SS-4, Form 5472, and the deadlines and penalties that go with them.
Public domain · irs.gov
Agreement templates
The agreement templates you can start from in the app are Common Paper standard agreements: the Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement, version 1.0, the Independent Contractor Agreement, version 1.0, the Professional Services Agreement, version 1.1 and the Cloud Service Agreement, version 2.1. All are used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence.
We print their standard terms exactly as published. The cover page, where you fill in the details, is laid out by us so it can be signed in the browser, and each document says so. We're not a law firm, and we don't choose any term for you.
Open source
BaseAcross is built on a lot of open source software, each piece under its own licence. If you need the full list for a compliance review, email hello@baseacross.com and we'll send it.