ARVORA

Terms of Service

The general terms under which ARVORA provides digital services.

These Terms of Service explain the general terms under which ARVORA provides web design, web development, digital systems, and related services. By using our website or engaging our services, you agree to these Terms.

Specific project details, pricing, timelines, deliverables, and payment terms will be defined separately in a written proposal, quotation, agreement, or contract.

1. About ARVORA

ARVORA provides professional digital services, including:

  • Business websites
  • Booking systems
  • E-commerce stores
  • Portfolio websites
  • Custom web applications
  • Admin dashboards and internal systems
  • Maintenance and support services
  • SEO and performance-focused website development

2. Project Scope

Each project is based on a defined scope of work agreed with the client.

The scope may include pages, features, languages, integrations, design requirements, content structure, support level, and delivery timeline.

Any feature, page, integration, or service not included in the agreed scope may require a separate quotation and additional payment.

3. Custom Pricing

ARVORA does not rely on fixed public pricing packages. Each project is priced according to its specific requirements.

Pricing may depend on:

  • Project type
  • Number of pages
  • Number of languages
  • Booking or e-commerce functionality
  • Custom dashboard requirements
  • Third-party integrations
  • Content and SEO requirements
  • Maintenance and support level
  • Timeline and complexity

A project price becomes valid only after ARVORA provides a written quote or agreement and the client accepts it.

4. No-Upfront Demo Approach

For selected projects, ARVORA may offer a no-upfront-cost demo approach.

This means ARVORA may prepare an initial demo or concept before requesting payment. However, the client does not receive final files, production access, source code, deployment, or ownership rights until the agreed payment terms are completed.

ARVORA reserves the right to accept or reject no-upfront demo requests at its discretion.

5. Payment Terms

Payment terms are defined in the project proposal or agreement.

Payments may be structured as:

  • Monthly subscription
  • One-time project payment
  • Milestone-based payment
  • Maintenance retainer
  • Code-only delivery fee
  • Custom arrangement agreed in writing

Late or unpaid invoices may result in suspension of work, delay in delivery, or suspension of services until outstanding balances are settled.

6. Monthly Subscription Model

If the client chooses a monthly subscription plan, ARVORA may provide ongoing services such as hosting management, maintenance, updates, monitoring, technical support, content changes, and service continuity according to the agreed plan.

The exact services included in the monthly subscription will be specified in the agreement.

If the subscription is cancelled or unpaid, ARVORA may suspend ongoing services, support, hosting management, or access to subscription-based features, subject to the terms of the agreement.

7. Code-Only Delivery

If the client chooses code-only delivery without a monthly subscription, ARVORA’s responsibility is limited to delivering the agreed source code or project files after full payment is received.

Code-only delivery does not include:

  • Hosting
  • Domain purchase or management
  • Email setup
  • Ongoing maintenance
  • Security monitoring
  • Monthly updates
  • Bug fixes after the agreed support period
  • Deployment support
  • Third-party service fees
  • Future changes or feature additions

Any additional support after code delivery must be agreed and paid for separately.

8. Hosting, Domain, and Third-Party Services

Unless clearly stated in writing, the project price does not include third-party costs such as:

  • Domain names
  • Hosting
  • Email services
  • SMS services
  • Payment gateways
  • Plugins or paid software
  • External APIs
  • Stock images, fonts, or licensed assets
  • Translation tools
  • Analytics tools
  • Other third-party platforms

The client is responsible for third-party fees unless ARVORA agrees otherwise in writing.

9. Client Responsibilities

The client agrees to:

  • Provide accurate project information
  • Provide required content, images, logos, and access credentials on time
  • Review and approve work within reasonable timeframes
  • Ensure that supplied materials do not violate third-party rights
  • Pay agreed fees according to the payment schedule
  • Communicate requested changes clearly and in writing

Delays caused by missing content, late approvals, or incomplete information may affect the delivery timeline.

10. Revisions and Changes

Each project may include a defined number of revision rounds.

Revisions usually include reasonable changes to text, images, layout, colors, or small design adjustments.

Revisions do not include major changes to the project concept, new features, new pages, new integrations, or rebuilding approved work unless agreed separately.

11. Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, final delivered work is transferred or licensed to the client only after full payment is received.

ARVORA may retain rights to:

  • Pre-existing tools, frameworks, libraries, templates, and internal systems
  • Reusable code patterns and development methods
  • General knowledge and technical processes used during development

The client is responsible for ensuring that all content, images, logos, trademarks, and materials provided to ARVORA are legally owned or properly licensed.

12. Portfolio Rights

Unless the client requests otherwise in writing, ARVORA may display completed work, screenshots, project descriptions, or general results in its portfolio, case studies, social media, or marketing materials.

Sensitive business information will not be shared publicly without permission.

13. Maintenance and Support

Post-launch support is provided only if included in the project agreement or monthly subscription.

Support may include bug fixes, small updates, monitoring, or technical assistance depending on the plan.

Support does not include new features, redesigns, major content changes, or third-party platform issues unless agreed separately.

14. Cancellation

If a client cancels a project after work has started, ARVORA may charge for the work already completed, time spent, planning, design, development, or reserved resources.

Payments already made may be non-refundable depending on the project stage and agreement.

15. Service Availability

ARVORA aims to provide reliable services, but cannot guarantee uninterrupted availability of websites, hosting, third-party platforms, APIs, payment gateways, email systems, or external tools.

ARVORA is not responsible for downtime or issues caused by third-party providers, client-side changes, unpaid subscriptions, expired domains, or external service failures.

16. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, ARVORA is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages, including loss of profits, lost business, lost data, or reputational damage.

ARVORA’s total liability for any claim is limited to the amount paid by the client for the specific service giving rise to the claim, unless otherwise required by law.

17. No Guarantee of Results

ARVORA builds websites and digital systems with professional standards, performance, SEO structure, and conversion-focused design.

However, ARVORA does not guarantee specific business results, search engine rankings, sales, leads, revenue, or traffic outcomes, as these depend on many external factors.

18. Changes to These Terms

ARVORA may update these Terms from time to time. The updated version will be posted on this page with a revised “Last updated” date.

19. Contact

For questions about these Terms, contact us at:

Email: hello@arvora.io

These terms are provided for general business use and may be updated as ARVORA’s services evolve.

Last updated: May 2026