Terms of Service

1. Website and demo purpose

Locriva presents website design, launch support, and optional maintenance services for small businesses. All current portfolio pieces are labelled concept projects. They are not real clients, testimonials, trading businesses, guarantees, or evidence of client results.

2. No automatic contract

Visiting the site, submitting a form, sending an email, or testing a demo does not create a paid contract. Work starts only after both sides accept a written scope and payment terms. No online payment is currently accepted through this website.

3. Scope, changes, and timing

• The written scope defines pages, features, content, integrations, revisions, launch work, support, and exclusions.
• Requests outside scope require written approval and may change the price or delivery date.
• Timelines depend on timely content, feedback, approvals, payments, and access from the client.
• Estimated launch dates are planning targets unless the project agreement expressly makes a date binding.

4. Client responsibilities

• Provide accurate business, pricing, service-area, contact, and legal information.
• Have the right to use every supplied logo, image, font, video, text, review, and brand asset.
• Review drafts, test important workflows, and approve final content before launch.
• Keep domain, hosting, email, payment, and third-party accounts secure and paid where they are client-owned.
• Use the finished site lawfully and maintain any industry-specific notices, permits, or regulated claims.

5. Fees, deposits, and late payment

The proposal states the currency, taxes, deposit, milestones, due dates, and accepted payment method. Work may pause when an invoice is overdue or required content is missing. Custom work already completed is generally not refundable, except where the agreement or mandatory law requires otherwise. Third-party costs are not included unless listed.

6. Ownership, licences, and handover

The project agreement identifies what is transferred after final payment. Unless agreed otherwise, the client receives the finished custom website files and agreed account access; Locriva keeps ownership of pre-existing tools, reusable know-how, and general components. Third-party fonts, images, plugins, platforms, and software remain subject to their own licences.

7. Third-party services

Domains, hosting, email, analytics, booking, payment, maps, plugins, and search platforms are controlled by third parties. Locriva can configure agreed services but cannot guarantee their uptime, policies, prices, account decisions, compatibility, or continued availability.

8. Launch acceptance and defects

Before launch, the client receives a reasonable opportunity to review the agreed pages and workflows. A reproducible failure to match the written scope should be reported promptly with enough detail to investigate. New preferences, new content, third-party changes, and work outside the scope are not defects and may need a separate quote.

9. Maintenance plans

Monthly care covers only the tasks and response window stated in the chosen plan. It does not include unlimited redesigns, new systems, paid advertising, advanced SEO, emergency 24/7 support, or guaranteed results. Either side may end recurring care using the notice period in the written agreement; completed and already scheduled work remains payable.

10. Results and liability

Locriva does not guarantee rankings, revenue, sales, traffic, advertising performance, lead volume, or third-party uptime. Any liability limits, exclusions, remedies, and required insurance must be set in the signed project agreement and remain subject to mandatory law. Nothing on this page excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded.

11. Portfolio and confidentiality

Public portfolio use must follow the project agreement or separate client permission. Passwords, private business records, customer lists, unpublished plans, and other confidential information will not be intentionally published as portfolio material.

12. Suspension and termination

Work may be suspended for overdue payment, unlawful content, security risk, missing access, abuse, or a material breach of the agreement. The project agreement should state what happens to completed work, deposits, account access, and handover if either party ends the project early.

13. Business clients, governing law, and disputes

Locriva is currently intended for business-to-business work. The final written agreement must name the legal operator, client, governing law, competent courts, and a practical dispute process based on the operator's registered business location. The operator plans to establish in Slovakia, but the governing-law and court clauses must be confirmed after registration. Consumer sales require additional pre-contract information and cancellation wording.

14. Contact and changes

Questions can be sent to daniellaky.uni@gmail.com. These website terms may be updated for new tools or legal details. The terms accepted for a paid project are the version attached to or referenced in that project's written agreement.