Client Service Agreement

Expanded Version - Last updated: January 21, 2025

This Website Development and Hosting Agreement ("Agreement") is entered into by and between Silly Goose Industries LLC, a Florida limited liability company (hereinafter "Provider"), and the individual or entity identified in the associated invoice or payment record (hereinafter "Client"), effective as of the earliest of (i) payment date, (ii) submission of project content or access credentials, or (iii) acceptance of services rendered, collectively deemed the "Effective Date."

1. Scope of Work

1.1 Nature of Services

Provider shall provide web development services using pre-configured design templates, artificial intelligence tools, and automation technologies to deliver an informational website of up to five (5) standard pages. These pages typically include: Homepage, About, Services or Product, Contact Form, and a general FAQ or Gallery section. The composition, layout, and feature functionality shall be determined exclusively by the Provider unless otherwise outlined in a written and signed Scope Addendum.

1.2 Limitations of Service

This Agreement excludes:

  • E-commerce development (e.g., shopping cart, checkout systems, inventory tracking)
  • Custom coding (JavaScript/PHP/React/other backend)
  • HIPAA, ADA, or PCI compliance
  • Multi-language sites
  • App integrations or dashboards
  • SEO optimization beyond basic title/meta tags

1.3 Automated Tool Usage

Client understands and agrees that portions of the development process may be handled by proprietary AI systems, automation platforms, or third-party builder frameworks. Provider has full discretion over which tools are used and is under no obligation to disclose internal methods, licensing, or backend technologies.

1.4 Exclusions & Modifications

Any additional pages, design work, backend integrations, form workflows, or style guide compliance must be requested in writing and, if approved, may require a custom quote, additional deposits, or new agreement. No verbal commitments or assumed expectations shall be enforceable unless memorialized in a written amendment signed by Provider.

2. Payment Terms

2.1 Setup Fees

Client shall pay a non-refundable setup fee of Seven Hundred Fifty United States Dollars ($750) per website. This fee is due in full before any work begins and secures Provider's allocation of internal resources.

2.2 Monthly Service Fees

Client agrees to pay recurring monthly hosting and service fees based on their selected service tier:

  • Basic Tier: $50/month for up to 10 edits, Up to 50 monthly Form Submissions, and up to 1,000 monthly visitors
  • Professional Tier: $100/month for up to 20 edits, up to 500 monthly form submissions, and up to 10,000 monthly visitors
  • Enterprise Tier: $175/month for up to 35 edits, up to 2,500 monthly form submissions, and up to 200,000 monthly visitors

These fees are automatically charged to the payment method on file and renew every 30 days.

2.3 Non-Payment Consequences

If payment fails, Provider reserves the right to:

  • Suspend website access and disable public visibility
  • Permanently delete data after 7 days without further notice
  • Charge a reinstatement fee of $250 if restoration is possible

2.4 Changes to Pricing

Provider may adjust monthly fees or introduce new service tiers with a minimum of 30 days' written notice. Any such change shall take effect in the next billing cycle following Client's notice period.

3. Refunds and Chargebacks

3.1 No Refund Policy

All setup and service fees are non-refundable. No partial refunds, prorated refunds, or credit balances will be issued, regardless of project progress, Client dissatisfaction, or perceived quality.

3.2 Unauthorized Disputes

Client agrees not to initiate any credit card chargebacks, ACH reversals, or third-party disputes without first providing Provider with a minimum of 7 business days' written notice and an opportunity to resolve the issue.

3.3 Consequences of Chargebacks

Any chargeback filed against Provider without prior notice shall result in:

  • Immediate and permanent suspension of all services
  • Client being barred from future service eligibility
  • Referral to debt collection and legal action
  • Liquidated damages equal to three times the original invoice total

4. Ownership and Intellectual Property

4.1 Client-Supplied Materials

Client retains full ownership over:

  • Any text or images they create and supply
  • Logos, trademarks, and registered intellectual property

Client warrants they have full legal rights to use any submitted material and shall be held solely liable for infringement claims.

4.2 Provider-Created Assets

All templates, system logic, codebases, development workflows, proprietary AI prompts, visual arrangements, or prebuilt components remain the sole and exclusive property of the Provider. These assets may not be copied, reverse-engineered, exported, or repurposed by Client or any third party.

4.3 Licensing

Client is granted a non-transferable, non-exclusive, revocable license to use the rendered website solely while in compliance with this Agreement and while all fees are paid in full.

4.4 Revocation of Access

If this Agreement is terminated for any reason, Provider may revoke access to backend systems, builder platforms, or design assets at its discretion. No copy or export of the source code shall be made available unless otherwise stipulated in a separate buyout agreement.

5. Use of Client Materials

5.1 Promotional Use

Client authorizes Provider to showcase the final website, logo, and general business description as part of its portfolio. This includes:

  • Inclusion in pitch decks and sales materials
  • Screenshots on landing pages
  • Mentions in case studies, blogs, or investor documents

5.2 Public Statements

Provider may publish Client's name and brief summary of services delivered unless Client opts out in writing prior to project completion.

5.3 Testimonial Use

Any positive written statements or reviews shared with Provider, whether directly or publicly (e.g., on social media or via email), may be used as testimonials unless Client revokes permission in writing.

6. Legal Compliance and Content Liability

6.1 Responsibility for Website Content

Client is solely responsible for the accuracy, legality, and appropriateness of all content published on their website. This includes but is not limited to:

  • Product or service descriptions
  • Claims of results or efficacy
  • Disclaimers or legal notices
  • Embedded videos, external links, or downloadable files

6.2 Prohibited Content

Client agrees not to upload or request the inclusion of content that:

  • Infringes upon any intellectual property or publicity rights
  • Promotes violence, hate, discrimination, or unlawful activity
  • Violates privacy laws, including the unauthorized collection of data
  • Could be considered defamatory, libelous, or obscene under state or federal law

6.3 Compliance with Laws and Regulations

Client acknowledges that laws and regulations vary by jurisdiction. It is Client's sole duty to comply with all relevant laws, including but not limited to:

  • FTC guidelines for online marketing
  • ADA accessibility rules
  • GDPR/CCPA data privacy compliance
  • CAN-SPAM Act, TCPA, or other communications regulations

6.4 Liability Waiver

Provider shall not be held liable for:

  • Fines, lawsuits, or legal disputes resulting from Client's content
  • Accessibility lawsuits or demands
  • Regulatory enforcement actions

Client agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Provider from any claim or legal challenge arising from the content or function of their website.

6.5 Client's Review and Content Accuracy

Client agrees to review the entirety of the website, including all content, before it is published or finalized. Client affirms that the website is being created at their sole request and that all information on the website is true, accurate, and not stolen from any other sources. The Client acknowledges that they are responsible for ensuring the accuracy and legality of the content, and they will hold full liability for any claims, damages, or legal actions arising from the website's content.

7. Data Privacy and Security

7.1 Form Data and User Submissions

Unless otherwise stated in a separate contract, Provider does not store, monitor, or encrypt form submissions or customer data collected through the Client's website. Responsibility for:

  • Collecting proper consent (e.g., cookie disclosures)
  • Securing form submissions or customer data
  • Disclosing data collection practices

rests solely with Client.

7.2 Tracking & Analytics

If Client requests analytics tracking (e.g., Google Analytics, Meta Pixel), they must:

  • Ensure such tools are lawfully disclosed
  • Avoid unauthorized data tracking in regions where consent is required
  • Accept sole liability for privacy violations

7.3 Data Breaches

Provider is not liable for any unauthorized access to Client websites or hosting environments, including but not limited to:

  • Hacking or malicious code injection
  • Brute force attacks
  • Credential exposure due to Client negligence

7.4 No Backup Guarantee

Unless explicitly contracted otherwise, Provider does not provide automated or manual backups. Data loss resulting from technical failure, cyberattack, or missed payments shall be considered an assumed risk by Client.

8. Edits and Support

8.1 Monthly Edit Allowance

Each Client is entitled to a number of content edits per month, based on their subscription tier:

  • Basic Tier: 10 edits/month
  • Professional Tier: 20 edits/month
  • Enterprise Tier: 35 edits/month

An "edit" is strictly defined as a single change to existing content, such as swapping out an image or modifying a paragraph. It does not include layout redesigns, color scheme changes, new page additions, or functional enhancements.

8.2 Submission Protocol

All edit requests must be submitted through the designated support email or portal. Provider reserves the right to reject edit requests that:

  • Fall outside the scope of the plan
  • Are unclear, abusive, or excessive in frequency
  • Conflict with system limitations

8.3 Turnaround Time

Provider endeavors to complete edit requests within 5–7 business days, but no timeline is guaranteed. Requests made during high-volume periods or containing ambiguous instructions may be delayed.

8.4 Unused Edits Do Not Roll Over

Any unused edits for a given month are forfeited at the end of the billing cycle. There is no credit, refund, or rollover unless otherwise agreed in writing.

8.5 Unused Form Submissions Do Not Roll Over

Any unused form submissions for a given month are forfeited at the end of the billing cycle. There is no credit, refund, or rollover unless otherwise agreed in writing.

8.6 Unused Visitors Do Not Roll Over

Any unused visitors for a given month are forfeited at the end of the billing cycle. There is no credit, refund, or rollover unless otherwise agreed in writing.

9. Termination

9.1 Client-Initiated Termination

Client may terminate this Agreement by:

  • Providing 30 days' advance written notice to Provider
  • Settling all outstanding balances
  • Acknowledging that no refunds will be provided

9.2 Provider-Initiated Termination

Provider may terminate services immediately, with or without notice, for reasons including:

  • Non-payment or payment disputes
  • Abuse of support systems
  • Harassment or inappropriate behavior toward staff
  • Violation of this Agreement or applicable laws

9.3 Post-Termination Consequences

Upon termination:

  • Website access and hosting will cease
  • All site data may be permanently deleted
  • Provider is not obligated to offer backups or transfers

9.4 Reinstatement

If Client seeks to reinstate services after termination, Provider may, at its sole discretion, offer reinstatement for a $250 reactivation fee, subject to the availability of any archived data.

10. Indemnification

10.1 General Indemnity

Client agrees to fully indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Provider, its owners, contractors, affiliates, and agents from and against any and all claims, losses, damages, demands, expenses, costs, and liabilities (including attorneys' fees) arising out of:

  • The content, design, or function of Client's website
  • Client's violation of any law or regulation
  • Client's breach of this Agreement

10.2 Third-Party Actions

This indemnity specifically includes:

  • Lawsuits filed by competitors, consumers, or regulatory bodies
  • Allegations of copyright or trademark infringement
  • Civil actions or arbitration claims tied to website performance or misleading content

10.3 Defense Obligations

Provider shall have the right, but not the obligation, to participate in any defense or settlement negotiations. Client shall not settle any claim without Provider's prior written consent if such settlement requires admission of wrongdoing or affects Provider's rights.

11. Dispute Resolution

11.1 Arbitration Clause

Any and all disputes, controversies, or claims arising out of or relating to this Agreement—including the formation, interpretation, breach, or termination thereof—shall be resolved exclusively through binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (AAA) in accordance with its Commercial Arbitration Rules.

11.2 Location and Language

The arbitration shall take place in Hillsborough County, Florida, and proceedings shall be conducted in the English language. The arbitrator shall be a licensed attorney or retired judge familiar with technology service agreements.

11.3 Costs and Fees

Each party shall bear its own arbitration costs, except that the prevailing party may be awarded reasonable attorneys' fees, filing costs, and other arbitration expenses as determined by the arbitrator.

11.4 No Class Actions

Client expressly waives the right to participate in any class action, mass arbitration, or representative action. Arbitration will be conducted on an individual basis only.

11.5 Emergency Relief

Notwithstanding the above, either party may seek emergency injunctive or equitable relief in a court of competent jurisdiction in Hillsborough County to prevent immediate and irreparable harm pending final arbitration.

12. Governing Law

12.1 Jurisdiction and Venue

This Agreement shall be governed exclusively by the laws of the State of Florida, without regard to its conflict of laws principles. Venue for any judicial proceeding permitted by this Agreement shall lie solely in Hillsborough County, Florida.

12.2 Uniformity of Enforcement

To the extent enforceable, this Agreement shall be interpreted to uphold its provisions uniformly across jurisdictions. No law of any other state or country shall override the stated legal principles herein.

12.3 Attorney's Fees

If either party initiates legal or arbitration proceedings to enforce this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover reasonable legal fees and costs in addition to any other relief granted.

13. No Guarantees or Promises

13.1 Disclaimer of Results

Provider makes no representations or warranties that Client's website will generate any specific:

  • Number of visitors
  • Lead conversion rate
  • Sales or revenue
  • Search engine ranking

Any marketing claims, statistics, or case studies presented by Provider are illustrative and non-binding.

13.2 Third-Party Influences

Client acknowledges that many outcomes are influenced by third-party algorithms (e.g., Google search ranking), user behavior, market conditions, and factors outside Provider's control.

13.3 Reliance at Client's Risk

Client assumes full responsibility for any reliance on analytics, insights, or strategic suggestions provided by Provider. No claim shall be brought for damages related to business performance expectations.

14. Force Majeure

14.1 Definition

"Force Majeure" refers to circumstances beyond Provider's reasonable control that prevent or delay performance, including but not limited to:

  • Acts of God (e.g., floods, hurricanes, earthquakes)
  • War, terrorism, or civil unrest
  • Labor strikes or industrial disputes
  • Failures of internet infrastructure or cloud providers
  • Government restrictions, regulations, or quarantine orders
  • Pandemics or outbreaks of disease

14.2 Effect of Force Majeure

Provider shall not be held liable for any delay, failure, or disruption in service arising from Force Majeure events. Obligations may be suspended during the period of interruption and resume once circumstances allow.

14.3 No Termination Rights for Force Majeure

Client may not cancel or terminate services due solely to a Force Majeure event unless such delay exceeds 60 consecutive days. In such cases, Client's only remedy shall be a pro-rated refund of future prepaid fees.

15. Entire Agreement

15.1 Complete Understanding

This Agreement, including any referenced invoices, addenda, or written amendments signed by both parties, constitutes the complete and exclusive statement of the agreement between Provider and Client. It supersedes all prior negotiations, representations, or agreements relating to the subject matter hereof, whether written or oral.

15.2 No Oral Modifications

No modification, amendment, or waiver of any provision of this Agreement shall be effective unless in writing and signed by both parties. No course of dealing, custom, or practice shall modify the terms of this Agreement.

15.3 Conflicting Documents

In the event of any conflict between the terms of this Agreement and any other document, this Agreement shall control unless expressly stated otherwise in a signed writing.

15.4 Electronic Signatures

Electronic signatures, digital acceptance, or payment confirmation shall constitute valid acceptance of this Agreement and shall be binding upon both parties.

16. Severability

16.1 Partial Invalidity

If any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction or arbitrator, such provision shall be deemed modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid and enforceable, or if such modification is not possible, such provision shall be deemed deleted from this Agreement.

16.2 Remainder Enforceability

The invalidity, illegality, or unenforceability of any provision shall not affect the validity, legality, or enforceability of the remaining provisions of this Agreement, which shall remain in full force and effect.

16.3 Intent Preservation

In the event any provision is deemed unenforceable, the parties agree to substitute a valid, legal, and enforceable provision that most closely approximates the intent and economic effect of the original provision.

17. Confidentiality

17.1 Confidential Information

Each party acknowledges that it may have access to certain confidential information of the other party. "Confidential Information" includes but is not limited to:

  • Business strategies, financial information, and customer lists
  • Technical specifications, proprietary processes, and trade secrets
  • Login credentials, administrative access, and security protocols
  • Pricing information, vendor relationships, and internal communications

17.2 Obligation of Non-Disclosure

Each party agrees to maintain in confidence all Confidential Information received from the other party and not to disclose such information to third parties without prior written consent, except as required by law or court order.

17.3 Duration of Confidentiality

The obligations of confidentiality shall survive the termination of this Agreement and continue for a period of five (5) years from the date of disclosure of the Confidential Information.

17.4 Exceptions

This confidentiality obligation shall not apply to information that: (a) was known prior to disclosure, (b) becomes publicly available through no breach of this Agreement, (c) is independently developed without use of Confidential Information, or (d) is required to be disclosed by law.

18. Resale Restrictions

18.1 Prohibition on Resale

Client is strictly prohibited from reselling, sublicensing, or redistributing any aspect of the services provided by Provider, including but not limited to:

  • Website templates, designs, or code structures
  • Hosting services or server access
  • Development methodologies or proprietary processes
  • Support services or maintenance packages

18.2 White-Label Restrictions

Client may not remove, obscure, or modify any Provider attribution, copyright notices, or identifying marks without express written permission. Client may not represent Provider's work as their own creation or development.

18.3 Commercial Use Limitation

The website and services provided are for Client's direct business use only. Client may not use the website as a template or starting point for developing websites for third parties without a separate commercial licensing agreement.

18.4 Breach Consequences

Any violation of these resale restrictions shall constitute a material breach of this Agreement, resulting in immediate termination of services and potential legal action for damages, including but not limited to lost profits and attorney fees.

19. Hosting Limitations

19.1 Resource Limits

Each hosting plan includes specific resource limitations. Exceeding these limits may result in:

  • Temporary suspension of website access
  • Required upgrade to higher-tier plan
  • Additional overage charges as determined by Provider
  • Performance throttling during peak usage periods

19.2 Prohibited Content and Activities

Client agrees not to use hosting services for:

  • Storage or distribution of copyrighted material without authorization
  • Spam email transmission or bulk unsolicited communications
  • Resource-intensive applications that affect server performance
  • Illegal content, hate speech, or harmful material
  • Adult content, gambling, or pharmaceutical sales without proper licensing

19.3 Uptime and Availability

While Provider strives for maximum uptime, no guarantee of 100% availability is provided. Scheduled maintenance, security updates, and unforeseen technical issues may cause temporary service interruptions.

19.4 Data Storage and Bandwidth

Storage and bandwidth allocations are based on the selected service tier. Provider reserves the right to:

  • Monitor usage patterns and enforce fair use policies
  • Require plan upgrades for excessive resource consumption
  • Implement caching or compression to optimize performance

19.5 Third-Party Integrations

Provider is not responsible for the availability, performance, or compatibility of third-party services integrated with Client's website, including but not limited to payment processors, social media platforms, or external APIs.

20. Acceptable Use Policy

20.1 General Standards

Client agrees to use Provider's services in a manner that is lawful, ethical, and respectful of others' rights. This includes maintaining professional standards in all communications and interactions.

20.2 Prohibited Activities

Client shall not engage in or permit others to engage in:

  • Harassment, threats, or abusive behavior toward Provider staff
  • Attempts to gain unauthorized access to Provider systems
  • Distribution of malware, viruses, or harmful code
  • Excessive support requests or frivolous complaints
  • Reverse engineering or attempting to copy proprietary systems
  • Using services to support illegal activities or fraud

20.3 Content Standards

All website content must comply with applicable laws and regulations. Content that promotes discrimination, violence, or illegal activity is strictly prohibited.

20.4 Enforcement Actions

Violation of this Acceptable Use Policy may result in immediate service suspension, account termination, and potential legal action, all at Provider's sole discretion.

21. Backup Policy

21.1 No Backup Guarantee

Unless explicitly stated in a separate service agreement, Provider does not guarantee the creation, maintenance, or accessibility of website backups. Client assumes full responsibility for data preservation.

21.2 Client Responsibility

Client is strongly encouraged to:

  • Maintain personal copies of all important content and images
  • Document all website customizations and specifications
  • Keep records of login credentials and administrative access
  • Regularly review and save critical business information

21.3 Data Loss Disclaimer

Provider shall not be liable for any data loss, corruption, or inaccessibility resulting from:

  • Hardware failures or server malfunctions
  • Software bugs or system updates
  • Cyberattacks or security breaches
  • Natural disasters or force majeure events
  • Client account termination or non-payment

21.4 Optional Backup Services

Enhanced backup services may be available for an additional fee under a separate service agreement. Such services, if provided, do not guarantee complete data recovery or eliminate Client's responsibility for data preservation.

22. Reinstatement Policy

22.1 Reinstatement Fee

If services are suspended due to non-payment or policy violations, reinstatement requires:

  • Payment of all outstanding balances
  • A non-refundable reinstatement fee of $250
  • Written acknowledgment of the policy violation (if applicable)
  • Agreement to modify behavior that led to suspension

22.2 Data Availability

Reinstatement does not guarantee the recovery of website data or previous configurations. Data may be permanently lost after 7 days of service suspension.

22.3 Provider Discretion

Provider reserves the absolute right to refuse reinstatement in cases involving:

  • Repeated policy violations or payment defaults
  • Legal disputes or chargeback activity
  • Abusive behavior toward staff or systems
  • Activities deemed harmful to Provider's reputation or operations

22.4 No Reinstatement Rights

Client has no contractual right to reinstatement. All reinstatement decisions are made solely at Provider's discretion and may include additional terms or restrictions.

23. Accessibility Compliance

23.1 No ADA Compliance Guarantee

Provider does not warrant that any website will comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), or any other accessibility standards or regulations.

23.2 Client Responsibility

Client is solely responsible for ensuring their website meets all applicable accessibility requirements for their industry and jurisdiction. This includes:

  • Conducting accessibility audits and testing
  • Implementing necessary modifications or enhancements
  • Monitoring ongoing compliance with evolving standards
  • Obtaining legal counsel regarding accessibility obligations

23.3 Accessibility Claims Disclaimer

Provider shall not be held liable for any accessibility-related claims, lawsuits, demands, or penalties. Client agrees to indemnify Provider against all accessibility-related legal actions.

23.4 Additional Services

Accessibility enhancements may be available as separate, paid services under a distinct service agreement. Such services do not guarantee full compliance or eliminate Client's legal obligations.

24. Export/Migration Policy

24.1 No Export Rights

Client has no right to export, download, or obtain copies of website source code, templates, or proprietary development frameworks created by Provider.

24.2 Content Portability

Client may request copies of content they originally provided (text, images, documents) but not:

  • Website design layouts or visual arrangements
  • Custom CSS, HTML, or JavaScript code
  • Database structures or technical configurations
  • Plugin settings or third-party integrations

24.3 Migration Assistance

Provider is under no obligation to assist with website migration to other platforms or hosting services. Any migration assistance, if provided, shall be subject to separate fees and service agreements.

24.4 Buyout Options

In exceptional circumstances, Provider may offer a website buyout option for a substantial fee (typically 10-20 times the annual service cost). Such arrangements require separate negotiation and are offered at Provider's sole discretion.

25. Communication Policy

25.1 Preferred Communication Methods

All formal requests, complaints, or legal notices must be submitted in writing via email to the designated support address. Phone calls, social media messages, or verbal communications are not considered official correspondence.

25.2 Response Time Expectations

Provider endeavors to respond to communications within 3-5 business days, but no specific response time is guaranteed. Complex issues may require additional time for research and resolution.

25.3 Professional Communication Standards

Client agrees to maintain professional, respectful communication in all interactions. Communications containing threats, profanity, or abusive language may result in service termination without refund.

25.4 Communication Limitations

Provider reserves the right to limit communication frequency or require all future communications to proceed through legal counsel if Client engages in excessive, repetitive, or harassing contact.

26. Service Availability

26.1 Business Hours and Support

Provider operates during standard U.S. business hours (Monday-Friday, 9 AM - 5 PM EST). Support requests submitted outside these hours will be addressed on the next business day.

26.2 Holiday and Vacation Closures

Provider observes standard U.S. federal holidays and may have scheduled vacation periods during which response times may be extended. Clients will be notified of extended closures when possible.

26.3 Emergency Support Limitations

Provider does not offer 24/7 emergency support or guaranteed response times for urgent issues. Website outages or technical problems may persist until the next business day.

26.4 Service Capacity Limits

Provider reserves the right to limit new client intake, suspend services during peak demand periods, or prioritize certain clients based on service tier and payment history.

27. Term Modifications

27.1 Unilateral Modification Rights

Provider reserves the right to modify, update, or amend any provision of this Agreement at any time without Client's consent. Changes may include pricing, service terms, policies, or legal provisions.

27.2 Notification of Changes

Provider will provide reasonable notice of material changes via email or website posting. Notice periods may vary from immediate (for legal compliance) to 30 days (for pricing changes).

27.3 Acceptance of Modifications

Continued use of services after notification of changes constitutes acceptance of the modified terms. Client's sole remedy for disagreeing with changes is to terminate services.

27.4 No Grandfathering

Provider has no obligation to maintain previous terms, pricing, or service levels for existing clients. All clients are subject to current terms regardless of their start date or historical arrangements.

28. Third-Party Products

28.1 Third-Party Integration Disclaimer

Provider may integrate third-party services, plugins, or tools into Client websites. Provider makes no warranties regarding the functionality, reliability, or continued availability of such third-party products.

28.2 Client Responsibility for Third-Party Services

Client is solely responsible for:

  • Obtaining and maintaining third-party service accounts
  • Paying fees associated with third-party services
  • Complying with third-party terms of service
  • Troubleshooting third-party service issues

28.3 Changes to Third-Party Services

Provider is not liable for disruptions caused by third-party service changes, discontinuations, or policy modifications. Alternative solutions may be offered at Provider's discretion and potentially additional cost.

28.4 No Endorsement

Integration of third-party products does not constitute endorsement by Provider. Client assumes all risks associated with third-party service usage, including data security, privacy, and legal compliance.

29. Non-Solicitation

29.1 Client Non-Solicitation

During the term of this Agreement and for 12 months thereafter, Client agrees not to directly or indirectly solicit, recruit, or attempt to hire any Provider employees, contractors, or agents.

29.2 Business Relationship Protection

Client agrees not to interfere with Provider's business relationships, including but not limited to:

  • Soliciting other Provider clients for competing services
  • Disparaging Provider to potential clients or partners
  • Attempting to replicate Provider's business model using confidential information

29.3 Liquidated Damages

Violation of non-solicitation provisions shall result in liquidated damages of $10,000 per incident, representing the reasonable cost of recruiting, training, and lost business opportunities.

29.4 Injunctive Relief

Provider shall be entitled to seek immediate injunctive relief to prevent ongoing solicitation activities, in addition to monetary damages and attorney fees.

30. Final Acknowledgment

30.1 Comprehensive Understanding

By engaging Provider's services through payment, content submission, or acceptance of work performed, Client acknowledges they have read, understood, and agreed to all 30 sections of this comprehensive Client Service Agreement.

30.2 Legal Binding Effect

This Agreement is legally binding and enforceable. Client acknowledges that they have had the opportunity to seek independent legal counsel and choose to proceed with full knowledge of their rights and obligations.

30.3 Key Provisions Acknowledgment

Client specifically acknowledges and agrees to the following material terms:

  • No refund policy for all fees paid
  • Binding arbitration for all disputes in Hillsborough County, Florida
  • Florida state law governs this Agreement
  • Complete indemnification of Provider for all claims
  • No warranties or guarantees of website performance or results
  • Provider's right to terminate services at any time
  • 7-day data deletion policy after service termination
  • $250 reinstatement fee for suspended accounts

30.4 Effective Date and Execution

This Agreement becomes effective upon the earliest occurrence of: (1) payment of any fees to Provider, (2) submission of content or access credentials to Provider, or (3) Client's acceptance of any work performed by Provider. Electronic acceptance through payment or service engagement constitutes a legally binding signature equivalent to written execution.

Complete 30-Section Agreement

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By engaging our services, you agree to all 30 sections of this comprehensive Client Service Agreement, including binding arbitration, no-refund policies, Florida jurisdiction, and all terms outlined herein. This agreement is legally binding upon payment, content submission, or acceptance of services.