Terms of Service

Draft template — complete and review before publishing.

This starter template is not legal advice. Have counsel review it and ensure it aligns with your contracts, billing, support and delivery practices.

1. Website information

This website provides general information about UNARS Technologies' proposed services. The website itself does not create a client relationship or guarantee availability of any service.

2. Proposals and scope

Services are provided under a written proposal, statement of work or service agreement. The agreement should define deliverables, milestones, revisions, client responsibilities, exclusions, fees and acceptance criteria.

3. Pricing and offers

Published prices are starting prices unless expressly stated otherwise. Taxes, third-party charges, software licences, hosting, content, integrations and additional work may be excluded. Any promotional offer should have clear eligibility and validity terms.

4. Client responsibilities

Clients are responsible for providing accurate content, authorized brand assets, timely feedback and access to systems they control. Clients must have rights to materials supplied for use in a project.

5. Third-party services

Projects may rely on third-party hosting, platforms, plugins, AI models or APIs. Those services may have separate terms, availability limits and fees.

6. Support and maintenance

Ongoing support is included only when defined in a separate plan or agreement. Response targets, coverage, exclusions, backup retention and cancellation terms should be stated in writing.

7. Intellectual property and access

Ownership, licences, source files, account access and handover will be governed by the applicable project agreement. Confirm these terms before accepting a project.

8. Warranties and results

Unless stated in a signed agreement, no particular search ranking, traffic level, lead volume, revenue result or business outcome is guaranteed.

9. Limitation and governing law

Liability limitations, dispute resolution and governing law must be tailored to the actual business and reviewed by qualified counsel. Add the approved clauses before publishing.

10. Contact

Add the official business contact details for questions about these terms.