Terms and conditions

1. Supplier and application

These terms govern the relationship between [LEGAL COMPANY NAME — COMPLETE], trading as RAZVI-TO, and the client for website planning, design, development, redesign, support or maintenance.

The accepted quote, its scope and any special written terms apply to each project. A specific written agreement takes priority if it conflicts with these general terms.

2. Indicative estimate and final quote

Public pricing and configurator estimates are indicative. They do not accept an order or create a binding offer. A binding scope arises only after requirements review and acceptance of a final quote through the agreed method.

The quote defines items, quantities, any discount, tax mode, validity, timing, assumptions and exclusions. A client’s stated budget never alters the automated calculation.

3. Start, cooperation and timing

Work begins when the conditions in the quote have been met, which may include acceptance, provision of assets and access, or an agreed payment. The timeline assumes timely, consolidated client responses.

If materials, decisions or access are delayed, milestones may move reasonably. A scope change may require a revised estimate and delivery date.

4. Client materials and permissions

The client confirms that it may use all supplied copy, images, marks, data, fonts and other materials, and remains responsible for their accuracy, legality and required permissions.

RAZVI-TO may reject material that is clearly unlawful, unsafe or technically unsuitable. Secure transfer does not amount to legal review of the content.

5. Proposals, revisions and scope changes

The package or quote states the number of structured revision rounds. The client collects and submits feedback in the agreed form.

A new page, feature, change to an approved direction or work outside the agreed round changes the scope. Price and timing effects are confirmed before that work starts.

6. Fees, invoices and payment

Billing stages, due dates, any deposit, taxes and third-party costs must appear in the quote or invoice. This version of the website does not process online payments.

Late-payment, work-suspension, recovery-cost and refund rules must be completed in line with applicable law and legal advice before these terms are used.

7. Third-party services

Domains, hosting, licences, payment providers, carriers, plugins and other external services have their own terms, prices and availability. The quote must identify who contracts and pays for them.

RAZVI-TO cannot guarantee uninterrupted operation of a third-party service, but remains responsible for delivering any agreed integration with reasonable care.

8. Handover and intellectual property

The quote defines the handover, access, files and usage rights. Any agreed assignment of economic rights or perpetual licence takes effect after the relevant payment obligations are met unless the quote says otherwise.

Pre-existing knowledge, general methods, tools, libraries and third-party components remain subject to their existing ownership and licences.

9. Maintenance and support

A monthly plan includes only the listed tasks, limits and response framework. Unused allowance does not roll over unless agreed in writing. Larger development, incidents or out-of-plan requests are estimated separately.

10. Liability, termination and disputes

Final clauses on warranties, liability limits, force majeure, termination, consequences of cancellation, complaints, governing law and jurisdiction must reflect the actual business model and client type.

Generic exclusions that unfairly remove a client’s or consumer’s statutory rights must not be published. This section requires particularly careful legal review.