Terms and Conditions — United States

1. Acceptance and eligibility

By using this website, submitting an enquiry or purchasing an approved service, you agree to these terms. If you act for an organization, you confirm that you have authority to communicate and enter agreements on its behalf. If you do not agree, do not use the website or services.

2. Website information and permitted use

Website content provides general information and may be changed without notice. You may use the website for lawful business purposes. You must not attempt unauthorized access, introduce malicious code, interfere with availability, scrape protected areas, misrepresent identity, infringe rights or use the site to transmit unlawful or harmful material.

3. Proposals, scope and change requests

A service begins only after the required project document is accepted and any stated deposit or first milestone is received. Estimates remain subject to the assumptions and validity period shown in the proposal. Work outside the confirmed scope requires a written change request and may affect price, timing and dependencies.

4. Client responsibilities

Clients are responsible for timely access, accurate instructions, lawful content, feedback, approvals and a suitable decision-maker. Delays in client inputs may move the delivery schedule. Clients must maintain backups and appropriate authority for systems, accounts, content and data provided to us.

5. Fees, taxes and payment

Fees, currency, taxes, milestones and due dates are stated in the approved project document. Unless stated otherwise, third-party costs such as advertising spend, domains, hosting, licenses, stock assets, gateways and specialist vendors are separate. Late or disputed payment may pause work, support, transfer or launch until the account is resolved.

6. Reviews, acceptance and delivery

Clients must review deliverables within the period stated in the project agreement and provide consolidated, specific feedback. A deliverable may be treated as accepted after written approval, production use or expiry of the stated review period without a material issue. Minor issues that do not prevent intended use do not automatically justify rejection of the entire milestone.

7. Intellectual property and licenses

Each party retains ownership of material it owned before the project. After full payment, the client receives the ownership or license rights expressly stated in the project agreement. Third-party software, open-source components, fonts, stock assets and platforms remain subject to their own licenses. Quick Count Tech retains its general skills, methods, reusable know-how and tools that do not disclose client confidential information.

8. Confidentiality and publicity

Each party should protect non-public business, technical and commercial information received for the engagement and use it only for the agreed purpose. Confidentiality does not apply to information that is public without breach, independently developed or lawfully received from another source. Portfolio or publicity rights apply only as stated in the project agreement or later written permission.

9. Third-party services and availability

Projects may depend on hosting companies, plugins, APIs, app stores, payment providers, advertising networks or other third parties we do not control. Their approval, pricing, availability, policy and continued compatibility are not guaranteed. We are not responsible for failure caused solely by a third-party service, client account or infrastructure outside our reasonable control.

10. Warranties and disclaimers

We will perform contracted services with reasonable professional care. Except for express commitments in a signed agreement, services and website information are provided without implied guarantees of uninterrupted availability, specific rankings, revenue, lead volume, platform approval or results that depend on market conditions, client action or third parties.

11. Liability and indemnity

To the maximum extent permitted by law, neither party is liable to the other for indirect, incidental, special or consequential loss such as lost profit, opportunity or data, except where a signed agreement or applicable law provides otherwise. Quick Count Tech’s aggregate liability relating to a project will not exceed the fees actually paid for the affected service during the period stated in the signed agreement.

The client is responsible for claims arising from unlawful or infringing content, instructions, products or data it supplies, subject to the procedures and limits in the project agreement.

12. Suspension, termination and effect

Either party may terminate as permitted by the signed agreement. We may suspend access or work for material breach, non-payment, unlawful instructions, security risk or abusive conduct. On termination, the client must pay for completed work, reserved time and committed third-party costs; each party must return or delete protected material as required; and provisions intended to survive will remain effective.

13. Governing law, disputes and general terms

Unless the signed project agreement states otherwise, these terms are governed by the applicable laws of the State of New York and the United States. The parties should first attempt to resolve a dispute through good-faith written discussion before formal proceedings.

If any provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue. A failure to enforce a right is not a waiver. Neither party may transfer a project agreement without appropriate consent except as part of a lawful business succession. Electronic approvals and counterparts may be accepted where permitted.