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Terms & Conditions

Effective from 7 April 2026

Legal note: This document provides a general contractual framework for using our services. In every case, the specific relationship is defined by the agreement (quote, order, contract) together with applicable law. For particular company forms, tax status or consumer relationships, the text should be tailored with an accountant or lawyer.

2. Scope

These Terms apply to marketing, communication, web and related digital services offered by the Provider, unless the parties expressly agree otherwise in writing.

The Client accepts these Terms by ordering a service, confirming an order in writing or paying the required deposit — except where the parties agree in writing to deviate from them.

3. Services covered

The Provider's activities include, without limitation: strategic and campaign consulting, content and copy development, website / landing page creation and maintenance, social media and paid campaign execution and optimisation, measurement setup, automation design and implementation, and related project management.

Specific deliverables, deadlines, success metrics and fees are always defined in the quote / order.

4. Quote, order, contract formation

The Provider may send a written quote (by email or through an online interface). A contract is formed by mutual consent, typically when the Client accepts the quote, confirms the order or pays the required deposit.

If the Client requests work to begin and the Provider starts delivery, that may also evidence an agreement between the parties, where they treat it as such.

5. Fees, invoicing, payment

Fees are set out in the quote / contract. The Provider issues invoices in accordance with applicable rules.

  • Deposit: where agreed separately, payment of a deposit may be a condition for starting work.
  • Late payment: if the Client fails to pay on time, the Provider may suspend delivery or withdraw from the contract within the limits of applicable law.
  • Ad spend: Meta, Google and other platform advertising costs are charged separately in the Client's accounts, unless the parties agree otherwise.

6. Delivery, deadlines, cooperation

The Provider aims to meet agreed deadlines. Deadlines may slip if the Client delivers required materials late (copy, images, access, approvals) or if a third party (e.g. an ad platform) blocks progress for technical reasons.

The Client must supply accurate information needed for delivery and give approvals within a reasonable time.

7. Client obligations and responsibility

  • The Client is responsible for the legality and accuracy of content they provide (text, images, claims, offers).
  • The Client must comply with laws applicable to their website, ad accounts and business activity (e.g. pricing, product rules, professional regulations).
  • If the Client grants admin access, they must handle it securely and revoke permissions after the project where agreed.

8. Third parties (Meta, Google, hosting, other providers)

The Provider may manage campaigns and settings on platforms with their own terms and technical limits. Platforms decide on ad approval, reach or suspension; the Provider is not liable for events that arise solely from a third party's systems.

9. Intellectual property

Custom deliverables created specifically for the Client (e.g. bespoke copy, design, web elements where copyright applies) are licensed or transferred as agreed once fees are settled.

The Provider's general templates, methodology and internal tools remain the Provider's property unless the parties agree otherwise.

10. Results, performance, measurability

Marketing outcomes depend on many external factors (market, competition, product/service, pricing, customer experience, platform decisions). The Provider commits to specific revenue, traffic or conversion targets only where this is agreed in writing in measurable form.

11. Limitation of liability

Except for intentional harm and gross negligence, the Provider's liability may be limited — to the contract fee and within the limits allowed by law. The Provider is not liable for the Client's indirect loss (e.g. lost profit), unless the law prohibits excluding such liability.

12. Confidentiality

During performance, the parties will not disclose business and technical information learned in the course of the contract to third parties — except where required by law — and will take reasonable steps to keep it confidential.

13. Data protection

Detailed information on personal data processing: Privacy Policy. The Client is responsible for ensuring they have a lawful basis for any customer data they share.

14. Complaints

The Client may send complaints to the Provider's email address. The Provider will review and respond within a reasonable time. Consumer protection rules may apply where the Client qualifies as a consumer under Hungarian law.

15. Termination

Termination is governed by the parties' agreement and the Hungarian Civil Code (and other applicable rules). If the Client cancels after work has started, fees for work already done and costs already incurred may be due under the agreement and applicable law.

16. Force majeure

Neither party is liable for breach caused by an unavoidable external event (e.g. severe infrastructure failure, war, pandemic restrictions affecting delivery) if they inform the other party without delay.

17. Governing law, dispute resolution

These Terms and the service contract are governed by Hungarian law. The parties will first seek an amicable settlement; failing that, the competent Hungarian court has jurisdiction, unless mandatory consumer or arbitration rules provide otherwise.

18. Changes to these Terms

The Provider may amend these Terms. The current version is the text published on the website. For projects already underway, the terms in force at order placement or a separate agreement between the parties applies.