Review the basic operating terms for quotes, project scope, payments, approvals, third-party tools, and client responsibilities.
These terms apply to website design, redesign, landing pages, automation support, local SEO, eCommerce projects, maintenance, and quick-fix services offered by WordPress Place. By approving a quote, paying an invoice, or asking work to begin, you agree to these terms unless a separate signed agreement states otherwise.
Work is scheduled after the required payment or deposit is received. Unless otherwise stated in writing, WordPress Place may pause work when invoices are unpaid, access is missing, or approvals are delayed.
The client is responsible for providing accurate business information, required website content, account access, brand assets, and timely approvals. Delays in these items can delay the project or support request.
Projects may rely on WordPress, hosting providers, plugins, APIs, payment tools, themes, and other third-party services. WordPress Place is not responsible for outages, policy changes, account suspensions, or pricing changes controlled by third parties.
Clients keep ownership of the content, logos, and business materials they provide. Custom deliverables created by WordPress Place are licensed or transferred as described in the project scope after final payment is received. Stock assets, third-party plugins, and licensed tools remain subject to their own license terms.
Services are provided in good faith based on the scope agreed to at the time of work. WordPress Place does not guarantee rankings, uninterrupted third-party services, or results outside the agreed deliverables. These terms may be updated as the business and service structure evolve.
Questions about these terms can be sent to jean.arne@wordpressplace.com.
