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Terms of service
Last updated 28 August 2026
These apply when you buy a website from GetDigital. Meant to be clear rather than clever.
What we agree to build
The tier you buy sets the scope, and the pricing page describes what each includes. Before we begin we confirm in writing what's being built. That confirmation, with these terms, is the agreement.
Work outside that scope is quoted separately and starts only once you agree.
What we need from you
- Photos, your logo if you have one, and details of what your business does.
- Timely answers when we ask — the build waits on them.
- Confirmation you have the right to use any content you send us.
If we don't hear from you for 60 days mid-project we'll pause and let you know. Nothing is cancelled or forfeited; we pick it up when you're ready.
Ownership
On full payment you own the finished site and its content, and the domain is in your name throughout. We retain no claim over it.
We keep the right to describe the work and show the finished site as an example, unless you ask us not to — in which case we won't.
Payment
One-time fees are payable up front through Stripe. Monthly fees, where the tier includes them, recur until cancelled.
If a monthly payment fails and isn't resolved within 14 days we may suspend the ongoing service. Your site and files remain yours and we'll hand them over on request. We don't hold work hostage over an unpaid invoice.
Cancellation and refunds
Monthly plans can be cancelled any time, effective at the end of the current billing period. Months already served aren't refunded.
The one-time fee is refundable under our guarantee, which forms part of this agreement.
What we can't promise
We build sites that follow current search-engine guidance. We cannot promise any particular Google ranking, traffic level, or number of enquiries — those depend on competition, your market, and algorithms nobody outside Google controls. Anyone who guarantees a ranking is guessing.
Liability
We're liable for doing the work we agreed to do. We're not liable for indirect or consequential losses such as lost profits or lost business. In any event our total liability is limited to the amount you've paid us.
Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
Third-party services
Your site may rely on services we don't control — registrars, hosting, Google Business Profile, payment providers. Their terms apply to their parts, and outages on their side aren't something we can be liable for, though we'll help you deal with them.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Colorado, United States.
Contact
hello@getdigitalcraft.online
9610 Steele St, Thornton, CO