Terms of Service
But if you do read it, we promise it's not that bad. Probably.
By accessing or using Elmao Industries' services, you agree to be bound by these Terms of Service. If you don't agree, you can leave now. We won't be offended. Much.
Web development, consulting, and whatever crazy idea you throw at us. We'll try our best to make it work.
Magic. Time travel. Fixing your old code for free. We're good, but not that good.
Tell us what you actually want. We're not mind readers. If you say "make it pop" and mean "make it explode with confetti", we might disappoint you.
If we agree on a price, pay it. If we don't agree on a price, we'll figure something out. No one likes chasing payments.
Don't give us stolen designs or copyrighted content. We're not getting sued for your bad decisions.
We work on a project basis or hourly rates. We'll quote you upfront and stick to it (unless you change everything halfway through).
Deposits up front for new projects. Milestone payments as we go. Final payment before delivery. Standard industry practice.
Pay on time or we might have to pause your project. We have bills too (coffee, servers, existential dread).
Once you pay us, the work is yours. We might keep a portfolio copy, but we won't use it for other clients without your permission.
If you provide us with content, make sure you have the rights to use it. We're not responsible for your copyright violations.
We love open source, but we'll specify if we're using any GPL-licensed components that might affect your project.
We'll do our best to deliver quality work, but things happen. Bugs, server crashes, cosmic rays. We're not liable for indirect damages (loss of data, business interruption, or consequential damages), lost profits, or the collapse of Western civilization.
"Best efforts" means we'll try really hard, but we can't guarantee perfection.
Either party can terminate with reasonable notice. We'll bill you for work completed up to that point.
You get whatever we've delivered so far. We get paid for our time. Everyone goes their separate ways.
These terms are governed by the laws of France. We prefer to resolve disputes through conversation rather than lawyers. If that fails, the courts of France will have jurisdiction.
Lawyers are expensive. Let's try to avoid them.
If anything in these terms confuses you, or if you want to discuss a project, don't hesitate to reach out. We're reasonable people.
We may update these Terms of Service from time to time. If we make significant changes, we'll post the new version here. By continuing to use our services after updates, you agree to the new terms. We'll try to keep them current (and maybe even remember to update the date).