Does Alloy's approval or consent to any services, goods, suppliers, or any other individual, entity or any item create any liability to Alloy?

According to Alloy's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Alloy explicitly disclaims any liability related to approved services, goods, or suppliers. Alloy's approval or consent does not create any liability for them.

This means that if Alloy approves a particular supplier or service, franchisees cannot hold Alloy responsible for any issues arising from those suppliers or services. This is a common practice in franchising, where franchisors often approve suppliers to maintain quality and consistency across the brand, but they do not want to be held liable for the supplier's performance.

For a prospective Alloy franchisee, this implies that while Alloy may provide a list of approved vendors, it is still the franchisee's responsibility to conduct their own due diligence and ensure that the chosen suppliers meet their needs and standards. Franchisees should carefully evaluate approved suppliers and not rely solely on Alloy's approval, as Alloy is not liable for the supplier's actions or products.