Legal
In plain language
- Anything not written into your proposal is not included. Scope is defined by exclusion as well as inclusion.
- You own the custom deliverables built for you once you have paid in full. We keep our pre-existing components and frameworks.
- The 90-day guarantee is a commitment to keep working, not a revenue promise or a refund.
- Our total liability is capped at what you paid us in the preceding three months.
This summary is written to be read quickly and is not a substitute for the sections below. Where the two could be read differently, the sections govern.
These terms, and what overrides them
These terms govern your use of this website and of our services. By engaging us, paying for a service, or using a system we build or manage, you accept them — unless a separately signed agreement covering the same subject says otherwise, in which case the signed agreement wins.
Services
We provide implementation services for booking, reminder, payment, client-portal and practice-app systems. Depending on the scope selected, an engagement may include discovery, information architecture, interface design, development, third-party integration, launch support, hosting, monitoring and an ongoing care plan.
Intake is capped at 3 new practices per month. That cap is an operational constraint, not a sales device, and it means we may decline or defer work.
Scope of work
Each project is limited to the deliverables listed in the applicable proposal, order form, scope document or statement of work. Anything not expressly included is excluded by default.
Unless separately agreed in writing, that exclusion covers SEO content writing, paid advertising management, legal or regulatory certification work, and multi-location rollouts.
What we need from you
You must provide timely access to the information, assets, credentials, approvals and systems the work requires. In practice this usually means domain and hosting access, brand assets, API credentials, payment-provider access, and decisions from whoever is entitled to make them.
Missing access and delayed approvals are the most common cause of a slipped date. Where they occur, timelines and delivery move accordingly.
Fees and payment
A project usually comprises an upfront build fee and a recurring System Care & Growth Plan. Work starts once the required deposit is paid, unless stated otherwise in writing. Recurring charges begin at go-live, or on the date named in the proposal.
Invoices that are late or unpaid may result in work, access or support being paused. Published investment ranges are ranges: your figure is set in the proposal, not on the website.
System Care & Growth Plan
The monthly plan is not a generic maintenance fee. It covers hosting, uptime monitoring, backups, security upkeep, patching, support, and a defined monthly allowance of edits or changes. Work beyond the included allowance is quoted and billed separately.
Out-of-scope work
A request that adds a feature, workflow, integration, page or location, or that materially changes approved requirements, is out of scope. We will either quote it separately or schedule it as a further phase. We would rather say this plainly than absorb it silently and let the delivery date slip.
Ownership
On full payment of all amounts due, you receive the rights described in your proposal to the custom deliverables created specifically for you. That is the point of the owned-asset model: you are not renting your booking flow back from us.
We retain ownership of what existed before your project — our pre-existing code, architecture, frameworks, templates, design systems, internal tooling and reusable components — and of anything generic we build that is not specific to you.
Third-party services
Systems we build commonly depend on third parties such as Stripe, Twilio, AWS, domain registrars, analytics tools and app stores. We are not responsible for their outages, price changes, policy changes or failures. We will make reasonable efforts to diagnose and mitigate what is within our control.
Security and compliance
We apply reasonable security practices. You remain responsible for your own legal and regulatory compliance, including privacy notices, consent, retention rules and any requirement specific to your profession or jurisdiction.
We do not certify anything
We provide implementation services. We do not provide legal advice, and we do not issue or hold compliance certification. If your regulator requires certified infrastructure or a formal audit, that is a separate engagement with a party qualified to give it.
The guarantee, and its limits
We publish one guarantee: the 90-Day No-Show Recovery Guarantee. If your no-show rate has not measurably dropped within 90 days of launch, WebtureXperts continues your Care Plan and makes system adjustments at no additional charge until it does.
This is a performance commitment, not a blanket refund. It obliges us to keep working the system until the number moves. It does not entitle you to a refund, and it depends on the system being used as designed — reminders left switched off, or a deposit rule removed after launch, put the outcome outside our control.
No guaranteed results
Beyond that specific commitment, we do not guarantee revenue, search rankings, conversion rates or uninterrupted service, and nothing on this website should be read as promising any of them. Figures used in our published material are illustrative arithmetic, not forecasts. What we do commit to is building reliable systems, communicating clearly and supporting the work properly.
Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent the law permits, our total liability for claims relating to a project is limited to the amount you paid for the relevant service in the preceding three months, unless a signed agreement states otherwise. We are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, including lost profits or lost revenue.
Termination
Either party may end a recurring plan on the notice stated in the signed agreement or proposal. We may suspend or end services for non-payment, unlawful conduct, abuse, or material breach of these terms. Ending an engagement does not cancel obligations already owed on either side.
Governing law
Unless a separate signed agreement says otherwise, disputes are handled under the governing law and venue named in the client agreement. Where none is named, both parties will attempt to resolve the matter in good faith before pursuing formal remedies.
Contact
Questions about these terms can be sent to .
The rest of the paperwork
- Privacy PolicyHow WebtureXperts collects, uses, stores and shares personal information — separated into what this website does and what the systems we build for clients do.
- Cookie PolicyWhat this website stores on your device, what it does not, and how the analytics consent decision is recorded and withdrawn.
- Accessibility StatementWhat has been built into this site for accessibility, what has not been independently audited, and how to tell us when something is in your way.