1. About these terms
These terms apply to your use of this website and, unless a separate written agreement says otherwise, to services provided by Quareeb Pro (“we”, “us”). [Insert the legal name of the business operating Quareeb Pro.] Individual projects will usually be confirmed in a written proposal or agreement, which takes priority over these general terms where they differ.
2. Using this website
The content on this website is provided for general information about our services. Project examples describe work as it stood when published. You may not copy or reuse the website’s design or content without permission.
3. Project scope and proposals
Before work begins, we agree on a scope that describes the deliverables, timeline, responsibilities and price. Work outside the agreed scope is not included unless added through a change request.
4. Change requests
If you would like to add, remove or change work after the scope is agreed, we will explain how the change affects the timeline and cost. Changes proceed once you approve them in writing (email is fine).
5. Payment
Payment terms — such as deposits, milestone payments and due dates — are set out in each proposal or invoice. Work may be paused if agreed payments are overdue. [Set your standard deposit, payment schedule, accepted methods and currency.]
6. Cancellation
Either party may end a project by written notice. You will pay for work completed up to the cancellation date and any non-refundable costs already incurred. [Clarify whether deposits are refundable and any notice period.]
7. Intellectual property and project deliverables
Once a project is paid in full, you own the final deliverables created specifically for you, unless the proposal states otherwise. Third-party assets — such as themes, plugins, fonts, stock media or platform code — remain subject to their own licenses. We may keep general know-how, tools and reusable code that are not specific to your project.
Unless you ask us not to, we may show completed work in our portfolio, without sharing confidential information.
8. Client responsibilities
- Provide content, feedback, approvals and access in a timely way
- Confirm you have the rights to any materials you supply
- Review deliverables before launch and report issues promptly
- Keep your own accounts, domains and hosting in good standing
9. Third-party platforms and services
Many projects rely on third-party platforms such as hosting providers, website builders, ecommerce systems, payment providers, plugins or app stores. We are not responsible for their availability, pricing, policies or changes, though we can help you work with them.
10. Maintenance and support
Ongoing maintenance and support are optional and agreed separately. Routine maintenance covers updates, fixes and small changes; larger new features or redesigns are scoped as separate projects.
11. Limitations
We work carefully and to a professional standard, but we cannot guarantee specific business results such as search rankings, traffic, sales or revenue, which depend on many factors outside our control. [Add any limitation of liability wording appropriate to your situation, after professional review.]
12. Changes to these terms
We may update these terms from time to time. The version shown on this page applies from its “last updated” date. [Specify the governing law only after professional advice.]