Legal

Terms.

Last updated January 2026. Plain language, because that is how I work.

01

Quotes and scope

Every project starts with a fixed quote based on an agreed scope. That number holds unless the scope changes. If you ask for work beyond what we agreed, I’ll quote the addition before doing it, never after.

02

Payment

Projects are typically billed in two parts: a deposit to begin and the balance at launch. Larger builds may be split into milestones. Care plans and hosting are billed on their stated monthly or annual cycle.

03

Payment plans

Payment plans are available on Business builds and up; Starter stays pay-as-you-go. A plan is interest-free: the total is split into equal monthly payments and never costs more than paying all at once. You pay a deposit on signing, then equal monthly charges to a saved card. Until the project is paid in full, the site stays hosted on my infrastructure and ownership does not transfer, so the design and content become yours only once the final payment clears. If a payment fails, I’ll reach out to sort it. If payments stop, I may pause the live site after notice until the balance is brought current, and a site that is not paid in full cannot be transferred or taken elsewhere. None of this is a gotcha; it simply keeps a finished site from walking out the door unpaid.

04

Ownership

When your project is paid in full, the design and content are yours. Moving the site to another host or provider later is a one-time transfer fee and a handshake. A "Site by obx.click" credit remains in the footer while the site runs on my design, removable permanently for a one-time fee.

05

Hosting and care

Year one of hosting is included with a new build. After that, hosting renews at the stated annual rate or rolls into a care plan. Heavier sites may require an upgraded hosting tier, quoted with your project. You’ll always get a heads-up before renewal, and cancellation is painless.

06

Timelines

I give real timelines and work hard to hit them. Delays caused by waiting on content, feedback, or approvals from your side move the finish date accordingly. I’ll always tell you the truth about what a date requires.

07

Your content

You’re responsible for having the rights to the text, images, and logos you provide. I’ll flag anything that looks like a problem, but the final responsibility for your content is yours.

Questions about any of this? Email hello@dotclick.click and I'll answer in plain English.