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Service terms

The agreement, in plain words

Last updated November 10, 2026

These terms apply when you sign a ReadyLabs proposal or pay through a ReadyLabs checkout link. "ReadyLabs", "I" and "me" mean Jeff, the person providing the services. "You" means the business buying them. If your signed proposal says something different from these terms, the proposal wins.

1. What you're buying

The services, plan and price are the ones in your signed proposal or checkout page: for example a one-time website launch, a monthly Care, Growth or Growth + Social plan, or custom development work. Anything not listed there isn't included.

2. Fees and billing

3. Minimum term and cancelling

4. You own your work

Your domain, accounts, content, photos and the website code built for you belong to you. Accounts are set up in your name, with me added as a manager where possible. If we stop working together, I'll hand over anything you need to keep running. I may show the finished work in my portfolio unless you ask me not to.

5. What I need from you

Timely access to the accounts involved (as a manager, never your password), accurate information about your business, and reviews or approvals when I ask for them. Delays on these can move timelines. You're responsible for the accuracy of claims about your own services, prices, licenses and regulatory matters.

6. Results

I'll do the work carefully and report honestly on what it's achieving. Search rankings, reviews, social reach and sales depend on many things outside my control, so specific results aren't guaranteed.

7. Confidentiality

I keep your business information, customer data and account access private, and use them only to do the work you've asked for.

8. Limits

If something goes wrong, my total responsibility is limited to the fees you paid in the 3 months before the problem. Neither of us is responsible to the other for indirect losses such as lost profits. Third-party services (hosting, Google, social platforms, Stripe) are governed by their own terms.

9. Ending the work

Either of us can end the work for a serious breach that isn't fixed within 15 days of written notice. Sections 4, 7 and 8 continue after the work ends.

10. The fine print

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Idaho. I may update them; changes apply to new proposals and to monthly plans from the next billing period after I tell you. Questions? Use the contact form at getreadylabs.com.