Terms of Service - Digital Gal
(Last Updated: February 2025)
1. Introductions:
Welcome to Digital Gal! By accessing and using my services, you agree to the following Terms of Service. If you do not agree with any of these terms, please do not use my services.
2. Payment & Billing
All payments for services must be made before work begins.
Hourly Work: Clients must purchase hourly blocks upfront (10, 20, or 30 hours). Unused hours roll over to the next month. Additional hours beyond the purchased block will be invoiced in the last week of the month.
Project-Based Work: Requires a 50% upfront deposit, with the remaining 50% due upon completion.
Subscription & Retainer Services: Billed on the 1st of each month and must be paid within 3 days to avoid service disruption.
Late payments beyond 7 days will incur a 5-10% late fee.
3. Scope of Work & Revisions
Each project includes 2-3 revisions unless otherwise agreed. Additional revisions are billed at $10 per hour.
Any work outside the agreed scope will be billed separately.
4. Client Responsibilities
Clients must provide all necessary content, materials, and approvals on time.
Delays in content or approvals may extend project timelines.
5. Intellectual Property & Confidentiality
All designs, content, and digital assets remain the property of Digital Gal until full payment is received.
Clients may not resell, redistribute, or modify work without written permission.
All client data and project details will remain strictly confidential.
6. Termination of Services
Digital Gal reserves the right to terminate services due to non-payment, misconduct, or project delays.
Clients must provide at least 14 days' notice before terminating ongoing services.
7. Disclaimers & Liability
I am not responsible for technical failures, hosting issues, or revenue loss due to third-party platforms.
Clients are responsible for backups and security of their website and digital assets.
8. Dispute Resolution
Any disputes must first be attempted to resolve through direct communication.
If unresolved, disputes will be handled under the jurisdiction of [UK].
