THE VIBE OFF. OFFICIAL RULES.
Version 1.2 | September 8, 2026 | Interim version, pending final review by outside counsel.
A multifamily website theme contest. No purchase necessary. Contest of skill.
NO PURCHASE, PAYMENT, OR CONTRACT IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. THIS IS A CONTEST OF SKILL. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW. BY APPLYING, YOU AGREE TO THESE RULES, WHICH INCLUDE A RELEASE OF CLAIMS (INCLUDING CLAIMS BASED ON REPLI’S OWN NEGLIGENCE), A LIMIT ON REPLI’S LIABILITY, AND BINDING INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION WITH A CLASS-ACTION WAIVER (SECTION 18).
1. Who is running this.
The Vibe Off (the “Contest”) is run by Repli, Inc., a Delaware corporation, 345 Peachtree Industrial Blvd, Suite 1206, Suwanee, Georgia 30024 (“Repli,” “we,” “us”). Repli is the sponsor, administrator, and final decision-maker for everything in the Contest.
The Contest is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Framer, LinkedIn, Meta, Google, any property management system provider, or any other platform on which the Contest is hosted or promoted. The Contest is subject to all applicable federal, state, and local laws. A copy of these Rules is at multihub.io/vibeoff/terms.
2. Dates.
All times are Eastern Time (ET). Repli’s clock is the official clock.
Applications open: September 8, 2026, when the Contest page goes live.
Applications close: October 9, 2026 at 11:59 pm ET.
Judges: the panel is named in Section 10 and posted on the Contest page.
Submission Requirements published and emailed to accepted entrants: by October 1, 2026, and to each entrant at acceptance after that.
Build period: October 10, 2026 through November 30, 2026 at 11:59 pm ET.
Submissions due: November 30, 2026 at 11:59 pm ET.
People’s Choice voting: December 1, 2026 at 12:00 am ET through December 7, 2026 at 11:59 pm ET.
Winners announced: on or about December 15, 2026.
$0 implementation offer deadline: March 31, 2027 at 11:59 pm ET (see Section 12).
We may extend or adjust any deadline in these Rules, for all entrants or for a group of accepted entrants, for operational reasons, including the number of entrants we accept, limited platform availability, or any other event that makes the schedule impractical to run as planned. Any change will be posted on the Contest page and emailed to accepted entrants. We will not use this to reduce the cash prizes or narrow the Section 13 license for entrants already accepted.
3. Who can enter.
Entry is open to companies, not individuals. To be eligible, an entrant must be:
A legal business entity (corporation, LLC, or partnership, or a sole proprietorship operating under a filed trade name with its own EIN) organized in and operating in the United States.
Represented by a contact person who is at least 18 years old, a U.S. resident, and authorized to bind the company to these Rules.
In one of the two tracks in Section 5.
Current Repli customers are eligible and welcome.
Not eligible: Repli and its parent, subsidiaries, and affiliates; Repli’s employees, contractors, officers, and directors; any agency or vendor engaged to run or promote the Contest; the Contest judges; the immediate family (spouse, parent, child, sibling) and household members of any of those people; any company owned or controlled by any of those people; and any company that employs a Contest judge or in which a judge holds an ownership interest. Judges are not “contractors” for purposes of this section. Other judge relationships (for example, a judge’s client) are handled by recusal under Section 10.
Repli may require proof of eligibility at any time. An entrant that cannot provide it is disqualified.
4. One entry per company.
One entry per company. Companies under common ownership or control (parents, subsidiaries, sister companies) count as one company and may submit one entry between them. If we find more than one entry from the same corporate family, we will keep the first accepted entry and disqualify the others.
Up to 25 entrants will be accepted in total, across both tracks. Eligible, complete applications that fit a track are accepted in the order received. Repli may accept more than 25 entrants at its discretion, applied evenhandedly. Repli may stop accepting applications once it has accepted the number of entrants it decides to take.
5. The two tracks.
Operator Track: for property management companies, owner-operators, and owner-developers that operate multifamily housing in the United States. You build on your own brand and, once your property management system (PMS) is connected, your own property data.
Industry Track: for companies that do not operate properties, such as consulting firms, agencies, creators, and companies whose principals are industry executives. You build a concept site for a brand you invent, on demo property data we provide.
You choose a track on your application. Repli assigns the final track at acceptance and may move an application to the other track if the application does not fit the track chosen. Repli’s track assignment is final.
6. How to apply and how we accept.
Apply through the application form on the Contest page. There is no fee. You do not have to buy anything, contract with Repli, or take the $0 implementation offer to enter, be accepted, finish, or win.
Applications are complete only when every required field is filled in and the required consents are checked. We review applications as they come in and email a decision either way, usually within a few business days. A spot is confirmed only by an acceptance email from Repli.
Repli decides eligibility, completeness, and track fit, and those decisions are final. We may decline any application that is incomplete, ineligible, does not fit either track, or arrives after the spots are full, and we may decline an application for any other lawful reason. We do not have to explain why.
You may withdraw at any time by emailing the address in Section 21. We delete declined and withdrawn applications within 90 days, except records we need to keep for legal or audit purposes.
7. Getting set up.
Operator Track entrants: at acceptance we begin connecting your PMS. You must have the authority to authorize that connection and to give Repli access to the property data in it. Repli handles the technical setup. If your PMS provider’s approvals are not complete by the start of the build period, you build on generated placeholder data, and Repli is not responsible for the delay.
What we connect and how we use it. Repli connects only the property, unit, floor plan, pricing, availability, amenity, special offer, and tour-time records needed to build and display your theme. Repli does not pull or store resident or applicant personal information for the Contest; if any is received incidentally, Repli handles it as your service provider and deletes it. Connected data is used to build and display your theme, to support you during the Contest, and, if you become a Repli customer, to deliver the service. Repli does not sell it and does not use it to market to your residents or prospects. It is handled under Repli’s Privacy Policy and Repli’s standard data security practices.
Disconnection. If you have not signed a Service Agreement with Repli by the later of (a) 90 days after winners are announced or (b) 30 days after the $0 implementation offer deadline (that is, April 30, 2027), we will disconnect your PMS and delete the connected data within 30 days after disconnection, except as we are required to keep it by law. We will confirm deletion on request.
Industry Track entrants build on demo data Repli provisions. Demo data is fictional. Do not present it as real.
8. Building your theme.
You start from a base theme Repli provisions inside VibeSites. During the build period you describe what you want, VibeSites generates a draft in real code, you review it, and you accept or reject it. Your use of VibeSites is governed by these Rules and by the MultiHub Terms of Service linked on the Contest page. If the two conflict on anything about the Contest, these Rules control.
Support. Repli plans to run a kickoff session on the first day of the build period, a second session mid-window, weekly office hours, and support inside VibeSites threads. Sessions may be rescheduled or recorded. All support is provided on a reasonable-efforts basis. Repli does not promise a response time, and support staff will not build your theme for you.
Outside help. Your agency, freelancer, or other helpers may work on your theme. The company that applied stays the entrant, is responsible for everything its helpers do, and must have the rights to everything they contribute. Helpers do not become entrants and have no claim to any prize. A helper may assist more than one entrant and may also enter the Industry Track through its own company, but must tell Repli every entrant it is assisting.
What you may not include. Your theme must not contain: content you do not have the right to use (photos, fonts, copy, logos, code, or anything else); content that infringes anyone’s intellectual property, privacy, or publicity rights; content that is false, misleading, defamatory, obscene, hateful, or harassing; content that violates the Fair Housing Act or any state or local fair housing law, including anything that expresses a preference or limitation based on a protected class, in words, in AI-generated copy, or in the choice of photography; malware, scrapers, or anything that attacks or bypasses the platform; or anything that violates any law. Review every draft for fair housing before you accept it. Repli may remove content or disqualify an entrant that violates this section at any time.
Your promises. You promise that: you own or have licensed every asset you upload; your theme does not infringe anyone’s rights; your company has authorized you to enter; you had the authority to authorize the PMS connection; and everyone who appears or speaks in your walkthrough video has consented to its use under Section 14. You will defend Repli and pay any damages, settlements, and costs, including reasonable attorney fees, from any third-party claim arising from content in your theme, your breach of these Rules, or your authorization of the PMS connection, including any claim by your PMS provider or a property owner.
Platform availability. VibeSites is provided as is during the Contest. Repli does not promise that the platform will be error-free or continuously available during the build period. Publishes are versioned so prior versions can usually be restored, but save your work and review every generated draft. Repli is not responsible for lost work, generation errors, or output you accepted without reviewing it.
9. Finishing and submitting.
To “finish,” you must submit a complete theme by November 30, 2026 at 11:59 pm ET. A complete theme meets the Submission Requirements. At minimum, that means a home page, a floor plan page, a way to schedule a tour, a way to contact the property, and an Equal Housing Opportunity statement or logo in the footer, all built on the base theme structure and in English. Repli will publish the full Submission Requirements by October 1, 2026 and send them to each entrant at acceptance after that; they will not add more than this minimum plus reasonable technical checks (for example, that pages load and links work). Repli decides whether a submission is complete.
Your theme is judged exactly as it exists at the submission deadline. Changes after the deadline are not judged. You may also submit a walkthrough video of up to two minutes; it is optional, and it does not affect scoring except as context for the judges.
Late submissions are not judged and are not eligible for any prize. Repli may, at its discretion, still treat a late submission as “finished” for the purpose of keeping the theme under Section 13, but it does not have to. A late submission does not qualify for the $0 implementation offer unless Repli says so in writing.
10. Judging.
This is a contest of skill. Prizes are decided by judges’ scores and, for People’s Choice, by public vote. Chance plays no part.
The panel. Five judges: one Repli judge and four judges from outside Repli with experience in multifamily marketing, design, or web development. The panel is:
Corbin Wrights, Chief Executive Officer, Repli
Devin Lusk, Director of Marketing, American Landmark
Mike Wolber, Chief Sales Officer, Apartment List
Dana Pate, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Stitched Marketing
Jennifer Carter, Vice President of Strategic Marketing and Partnerships, Multifamily Media Network
Repli may replace a judge who becomes unavailable or has a conflict.
Conflicts. A judge must recuse from scoring any entrant that has paid the judge or the judge’s company in the twelve months before the Contest, or that the judge has any other business or family relationship with. Payments an entrant makes to Repli for Repli products or services do not require the Repli judge to recuse. When a judge recuses, that entrant’s score is the average of the remaining judges.
Criteria. Each judge scores every complete submission from 1 to 10 on each of four criteria, weighted equally at 25%:
Design: craft in typography, color, spacing, and photography, and how the theme holds together from the home page to a floor plan page.
Brand fit: how well the theme looks and reads like the company it is for. Operator Track entrants are scored on their own brand. Industry Track entrants are scored on the brand they invented.
Conversion fundamentals: the structure that moves a renter from lead to tour to application: pricing and availability easy to find, a clear path to schedule a tour and apply, contact that works, and accessibility that holds. Judges score structure, never a promised outcome.
Use of VibeSites: how far the theme goes with what the platform does, including the theme chain, record-driven pages, reviewed AI changes, and special offers and tour times drawn from the record.
Scoring. Each entrant’s final score is the average of the judges’ total scores. First, second, and third place are awarded across both tracks combined: the highest final score wins first place, the next highest wins second, and the next highest wins third.
Ties. If two entrants have the same final score, the tie goes to the higher Design score, then the higher Conversion Fundamentals score, then a majority vote of the panel.
Finality. Scores are not published, and Repli does not provide individual feedback on scores. The judges’ and Repli’s decisions on every matter relating to the Contest, including eligibility, completeness, scoring, ties, votes, and disqualification, are final and binding. By entering, you agree not to challenge them.
11. People’s Choice.
One People’s Choice award is given in each track. Every complete submission is displayed on the Contest page for public voting from December 1 through December 7, 2026.
Voters must be 18 or older. Each person may cast one vote in each track. Votes are verified by email confirmation, and voting data is handled under Repli’s Privacy Policy. Voters are not entrants; they agree only to this Section and the Privacy Policy, and Sections 13 through 18 do not apply to them.
Vote tallies are hidden during voting and are not published afterward. Only the People’s Choice winner in each track is announced.
Entrants may ask people to vote for them. Entrants may not pay for votes, offer anything of value for votes, use bots, scripts, purchased accounts, or vote farms, or otherwise manipulate the vote. Repli may void any vote it reasonably believes is fraudulent, automated, duplicate, or from an ineligible voter, and may disqualify an entrant that manipulates voting or benefits from manipulation it knew about.
A tie goes to the panel, decided by majority vote of the judges.
If Repli reasonably determines that voting has been compromised (for example, by widespread fraud, a technical failure, or a security incident), Repli may pause or restart voting, disregard the affected votes, or have the judges select People’s Choice for the affected track based on the Section 10 criteria.
12. Prizes.
Cash prizes:
First place: $10,000
Second place: $2,500
Third place: $1,000
People’s Choice, Operator Track: $1,000
People’s Choice, Industry Track: $1,000
Total cash prizes: $15,500. An entrant can win a placed prize and a People’s Choice prize.
Who gets paid. Cash prizes are paid to the winning entrant business or, if the entrant chooses, donated in the entrant’s name to a U.S. 501(c)(3) charity the entrant designates and Repli confirms is eligible to receive it. Prizes are never paid to a contact person, an employee, or any other individual who is not the entrant itself. Before we pay, the winner must give us a completed IRS Form W-9 (or the charity’s W-9), payment instructions, and a signed Affidavit of Eligibility and Release within 10 business days of our request. If a winner does not respond or does not qualify, the prize goes to the entrant with the next-highest score (or, for People’s Choice, the next-highest vote count).
Timing. Prizes are paid by ACH or check within 45 days after we receive the completed paperwork.
Taxes. The recipient is responsible for all taxes on a prize. Repli will issue an IRS Form 1099 where the law requires it. Choosing to donate a prize to a charity may still be treated as income to the entrant; ask your tax advisor.
Prizes are awarded regardless of the number of entrants, provided there is an eligible finisher for the prize. If fewer than three eligible entrants finish, only the placed prizes for which there is an eligible finisher are awarded. If no eligible entrant in a track finishes, the People’s Choice prize for that track is not awarded. Prizes cannot be transferred, substituted, or split, except for the charity option above, and no cash alternative is offered for any non-cash benefit.
The $0 implementation offer. Separate from the cash prizes, Operator Track entrants that are new to Repli may take this offer:
Who qualifies: an Operator Track entrant that finishes the build and, on the date it applied, had no active Repli website contract and no Repli website contract that ended in the previous 12 months. A “Repli website contract” means any agreement under which Repli builds, hosts, or maintains a website for you.
What you have to do: sign Repli’s standard Service Agreement for VibeSites, with a minimum 12-month term, on or before March 31, 2027 at 11:59 pm ET, at Repli’s standard pricing. Standard pricing means the recurring pricing Repli regularly charges customers for VibeSites at the time you sign, with no markup to offset the waived fees. Repli will give you the pricing and the Service Agreement on request at any time during the Contest.
What you get: Repli’s one-time website implementation and setup fees are waived for your first 10 properties under that agreement.
What it does not cover: recurring license, subscription, or hosting fees; properties beyond the first 10; third-party costs (domains, PMS provider fees, stock photography, and similar); add-on services such as SEO, advertising, content, or custom development; and any fee not specifically described as implementation or setup.
Conditions: the offer has no cash value, cannot be transferred, cannot be combined with any other promotion or discount, and is subject to Repli’s standard onboarding, credit, and scheduling processes. Repli takes on a limited number of implementations each month, so an implementation date is not guaranteed. The offer expires if the Service Agreement is not fully signed by the deadline.
The $0 implementation offer is a promotional discount, not a prize, and taking it is optional. It does not affect your eligibility to win any cash prize.
13. Your theme: what “keep” means.
Everyone who finishes keeps the theme they built. Here is exactly what that means.
What Repli owns. As between you and Repli, Repli retains all rights it has in VibeSites, MultiHub, the base theme, all templates, components, and design systems, all generated code and content, and every improvement to any of them. Nothing in these Rules transfers any of that to you. You may not copy, export, reverse-engineer, or recreate any part of VibeSites, the base theme, or generated code or content outside the platform, and you may not remove any Repli notices.
What you own. You keep ownership of the brand assets and content you supplied: your name, logos, trademarks, photography, copy, and other material you brought to the Contest. Industry Track entrants own the invented brand assets they created.
What you license to Repli. You grant Repli a license to host, copy, display, modify for format, and share with its service providers your brand assets and other content as needed to run VibeSites, the Contest, the 12-month hold described below, and any deployment.
What you keep. Repli grants each finishing entrant a license, for as long as it is a Repli customer, to run its finished theme (the specific arrangement, styling, and configuration it built on the base theme) as a deployed VibeSite under a Repli Service Agreement. In plain terms: the theme is yours to run on VibeSites for as long as you are a Repli customer. The theme runs only on VibeSites; there is no right to export it or run it anywhere else. The license is non-exclusive and non-transferable, except to a buyer of the properties the theme serves, with Repli’s consent, which Repli will not unreasonably withhold. If you are not a Repli customer when winners are announced, Repli will preserve your finished theme for 12 months after that date so you can activate it by signing a Service Agreement. After that, Repli may delete it. If you sign a Service Agreement, that agreement governs your use of VibeSites, and this license continues under it.
What Repli will not reuse. Repli will not deploy your finished theme, or a copy that is substantially identical to it, for another customer, and Repli will not use your own brand assets (your logo, your name, your photography) for another customer’s site. Repli may reuse the base theme, components, layouts, patterns, and techniques, and may build themes and features that resemble entries.
Portfolio use. Any finishing entrant may show screenshots and recordings of its finished theme in its own portfolio, case studies, and marketing, with credit to VibeSites by Repli.
Ideas are not confidential. The Contest is public. Do not submit anything you consider confidential. Repli may freely use ideas, techniques, suggestions, and feedback that come out of the Contest without any obligation to you.
AI-generated output. VibeSites uses generative AI to write code and content from your instructions. AI output may be similar across entrants, may contain errors, and may not be protectable by copyright. You are responsible for reviewing every draft before you accept it. Repli makes no promise about the originality, accuracy, or legal protectability of AI-generated output.
14. Public display and publicity.
By applying, you agree that Repli may display your submitted theme, your walkthrough video, your company name and logo, the invented brand (Industry Track), and your contact person’s name, title, and likeness (your contact person consents to this personally on the application), on the Contest page, in Repli’s marketing and sales materials, on social media, in case studies and press, and at events. This license is worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, and does not require further notice, approval, or payment, except where the law prohibits that. Repli may edit or crop for format. Repli is not required to use anything. If Repli quotes a winner in marketing, it will identify the winner as a Vibe Off prize winner.
Operator Track entrants: your theme displays your properties’ names, photography, pricing, availability, and offers as connected during the Contest. Displayed pricing, availability, and offers are Contest snapshots, not offers to rent. If there is property information you cannot show publicly, do not connect it, or tell us before the display period starts.
During public display, forms on displayed themes (tour scheduling, contact, application) are disabled or clearly marked as demonstration only, and no renter information is collected through the Contest page. Judges evaluate forms inside the platform. Themes built on placeholder or demo data are labeled on the voting page as demonstration sites with fictional properties and pricing.
15. Going live.
Nothing built in the Contest goes live to renters without Repli implementation and QA and a signed Service Agreement with Repli. Repli implementation and QA is a technical and visual review before publishing. It is not a legal, accessibility, or fair housing review, and it does not shift responsibility for your site’s content to Repli. Entering the Contest does not create a services contract, a migration commitment, a go-live date, or any obligation on Repli to provide services. Repli’s implementation calendar is limited and is scheduled in the order agreements are signed.
16. No guaranteed results, no compliance warranty.
Repli makes no promise that any theme, the Contest, or VibeSites will produce leads, tours, applications, leases, traffic, search or AI visibility, rankings, or any other business result. Statistics on the Contest page describe historical results across Repli’s customer base and will not be the same for every property. Judges score structure, not outcomes.
Repli does not warrant that any theme or VibeSites complies with the ADA, WCAG, or any accessibility, fair housing, rent-disclosure, or advertising law. You are responsible for the content of your theme and its compliance with the laws that apply to you.
17. Changes, cancellation, and disqualification.
Repli may modify, suspend, or cancel the Contest, in whole or in part, if fraud, a technical failure, a security incident, a legal or regulatory issue, an event outside Repli’s control, or any other cause makes it impractical to run the Contest as planned. If Repli cancels after the submission deadline, Repli will judge the complete submissions it has received and award prizes on that basis. If Repli cancels before the submission deadline, no prizes are awarded; each accepted entrant will be treated as having finished, and its theme as it exists on the cancellation date will be treated as its finished theme, for purposes of Section 13 and the $0 implementation offer. Low participation alone is not a reason to cancel.
Repli may amend these Rules with notice on the Contest page and by email to accepted entrants, but will not reduce the cash prizes or narrow the Section 13 license for entrants already accepted.
Repli may disqualify any entrant that, in Repli’s reasonable judgment, breaks these Rules, tampers with the Contest or the platform, manipulates voting, acts in bad faith or in a disruptive or abusive way, or provides false information. A disqualified entrant forfeits any prize and the Section 13 license.
Repli may correct any typographical, printing, or administrative error in the Contest materials. If there is a conflict between these Rules and anything else on the Contest page, in an email, or in social media, these Rules control.
18. Release, limits on liability, and disputes.
Release. In short: if something goes wrong in the Contest, you agree not to hold Repli responsible for it, unless Repli acted with gross negligence or on purpose. To the fullest extent the law allows, each entrant releases Repli, its affiliates, and their officers, directors, employees, contractors, judges, and agents (the “Released Parties”) from any claim, loss, or damage arising out of or connected with the Contest, the application process, the PMS connection, the platform, any prize, the $0 implementation offer, the public display and publicity described in Section 14, or the use of any theme. THIS RELEASE INCLUDES CLAIMS BASED ON A RELEASED PARTY’S OWN NEGLIGENCE, BUT NOT GROSS NEGLIGENCE OR WILLFUL MISCONDUCT. This release does not cover the claims listed in (i) and (ii) under “Limit on liability” below. The entrant will obtain equivalent releases from its owners, officers, and any employees or helpers who work on its entry, and will indemnify the Released Parties against any claim by them.
Limit on liability. In short: the most you can recover from Repli over the Contest is your prize, or $500 if you did not win one. To the fullest extent the law allows, the Released Parties are not liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost data, or lost business opportunity. Repli’s total liability to any entrant for all claims relating to the Contest is limited to the cash value of the prize that entrant was awarded or, if none, $500. That amount is your only remedy for any Contest dispute. You will not seek an injunction or other order stopping or changing the Contest, the display of any theme, or Repli’s use of the Section 14 license. This cap and the no-injunction promise do not apply to (i) a claim that Repli used your brand assets outside the licenses in Sections 13 and 14 or deployed your finished theme for another customer in breach of Section 13, or (ii) any claim under a signed Service Agreement, which is governed by that agreement. For a claim under (i), you may ask the arbitrator for interim relief.
Time to bring a claim. Any claim by an entrant against a Released Party must be started within one year after it arises, or it is permanently waived. This limit does not apply to Repli’s claims for indemnity, infringement, or misuse of its platform.
Governing law. Georgia law governs these Rules and the Contest, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules.
Arbitration and class waiver. In short: disputes go to a private arbitrator, one company at a time, not to a courtroom or a class action. Any dispute between an entrant and Repli relating to the Contest or these Rules that the parties cannot resolve informally within 30 days after written notice (sent to the email and postal address in Section 21, or to the entrant’s application email) will be resolved by binding individual arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Commercial Arbitration Rules, before a single arbitrator, in Atlanta, Georgia (or by video conference if both parties agree). The Federal Arbitration Act governs this section. Each party may bring claims only on its own behalf, not as a plaintiff or class member in any class, consolidated, or representative proceeding, and the arbitrator may not award relief to anyone other than the parties. The arbitrator’s award is final and may be entered in any court with jurisdiction. Either party may instead bring an individual claim in small claims court if it qualifies. Nothing in this section prevents Repli from seeking an injunction or other equitable relief in the state or federal courts located in Gwinnett County, Georgia, to protect its intellectual property, its platform, or its confidential information, and each entrant consents to the jurisdiction of those courts for that purpose. If the class waiver is found unenforceable for a particular claim, that claim proceeds in the Gwinnett County, Georgia courts, not in arbitration, and the parties waive a jury trial to the extent the law allows.
19. Privacy.
Information you give us in the application and during the Contest is used to run the Contest, communicate with you about it, deliver prizes, and, if you agree or the law otherwise allows, tell you about Repli products. It is handled under Repli’s Privacy Policy, linked on the Contest page. You can opt out of marketing email at any time; Contest-related email continues until the Contest is over.
20. General.
These Rules are the whole agreement between you and Repli about the Contest. If any part of these Rules is found unenforceable, the rest still applies. Repli’s failure to enforce any part of these Rules is not a waiver. You may not assign your entry or any rights under these Rules. Repli is not responsible for lost, late, incomplete, or misdirected applications or submissions, or for technical failures of any kind, including network, hardware, software, email, and PMS-provider failures, that are not caused by Repli.
Trademarks. Repli and MultiHub are registered trademarks, and VibeSites is a trademark, of Repli, Inc. Nothing in the Contest gives you any right to use them except to credit VibeSites as described in Section 13.
21. Winners list and contact.
For a list of winners, email siobhan@repli360.com with the subject “Vibe Off Winners” by February 1, 2027. Questions about the Contest, withdrawals, and dispute notices go to the same address.
Repli, Inc. · 345 Peachtree Industrial Blvd, Suite 1206, Suwanee, GA 30024 · repli360.com
