Terms of
Service

These Terms govern use of the Breauti Studio website and its interactive features. By submitting a request, creating or using a Breauti account or client workspace, signing an agreement, or using another interactive feature after these Terms are presented, you agree to them and the linked policies. Merely viewing the public informational pages does not create a paid engagement. You must be able to form a binding agreement where you live or act through an authorized representative of an organization.

The site provides marketing, project-planning, client-workspace, agreement, and billing experiences. You may type an initial draft before signing in; Google account sign-in is required to submit it and save the resulting project record to the client workspace. Submitting a request does not require Breauti to accept a project, authorize payment, start a subscription, or itself form a paid engagement. A paid project begins only under the written-agreement and payment conditions below.

A signed-in customer may delete the Breauti account and eligible workspace data through the account control. Account deletion is not a cancellation method for active work, ongoing care, or installments; those must be ended through the applicable service process first. Breauti may retain signed agreements, invoices, payment, tax, dispute, fraud-prevention, deletion-request, and other narrowly necessary records as described in the Privacy Policy.

Breauti may improve, suspend, or remove public-site features, but will not use a website change to retroactively remove a right already granted in a signed engagement.

You may describe an idea, problem, or desired outcome without having a complete brief. Breauti may ask questions, help clarify scope, and prepare a tailored quote. A request, conversation, rough estimate, concept, mockup, or preliminary recommendation is not an offer that Breauti must accept and is not a promise to begin work.

A straightforward custom website for a solo professional or very small business is typically described publicly as $600 USD to launch plus required $25 USD per month ongoing care. The $25 monthly care rate is introductory startup pricing for eligible focused small sites. Apps, advanced capabilities, integrations, larger teams, larger organizations, and more complex digital experiences receive a tailored quote.

The standard Education Site Package is described publicly as $600 USD to launch plus required $65 USD per month ongoing care for eligible individuals and small education organizations. The $65 monthly care rate is introductory startup pricing. Larger or more complex education organizations receive a tailored launch and ongoing-care quote. Eligibility, payment-plan terms for the launch cost, taxes, third-party charges, timing, and included work must be confirmed in writing before payment.

The accepted agreement states the exact amount and interval for required ongoing care, including any agreed multi-month interval. The launch or build cost may be paid in full or through an approved installment schedule, while ongoing care remains a separate recurring charge.

Each ongoing care plan includes only the work listed in its signed scope. Essential-care plans may cover security, dependency and store-compliance work, monitoring, and small defect fixes while excluding new features, routine content changes, and around-the-clock operational support. New or materially expanded work requires a separate quote and the client's approval before it begins.

Breauti may revise introductory pricing, standard care-plan eligibility, included request volume or frequency, and scheduling rules as its client base, capacity, and operating record grow. Changes apply to new agreements or may be proposed for a future renewal after advance notice; they never alter the current signed service term. A proposed price or material care-term change will not take effect for an existing client unless that client affirmatively accepts it. If the client does not accept, care ends at the close of the current term under the applicable cancellation, pause, and migration provisions.

Migration from an existing platform and Cloudflare domain work are included only when stated in the signed scope. A mobile-app agreement identifies which party publishes each app and controls the related cloud and payment accounts. If Breauti initially publishes an app for a client, the signed agreement must disclose the visible developer name, account control, third-party costs, and the conditions and limits of a later transfer. Domain registration, renewal, transfer, premium-name, registry, and business-email charges are separate third-party costs unless expressly included.

When a site or app uses Firebase, the client must maintain a client-controlled Google Cloud Billing account and valid payment method for the production project. Firebase usage charges and other provider fees are separate unless the accepted agreement expressly says otherwise. Code ownership and successor rights are governed by the signed agreement and applicable third-party licenses; this public page does not impose a rebuild charge for code assigned or licensed to the client at handoff.

Unless a written proposal says otherwise, estimates are based on the information available when prepared and may change if requirements, assumptions, dependencies, or requested outcomes change.

Project-related phone appointments are optional. Either party may request one, Breauti may offer available times, and the client may choose, request different times, or cancel through the workspace. Scheduling a call does not by itself accept a quote, change scope, authorize payment, or create a response-time or delivery guarantee.

A paid engagement begins only when the parties accept a written proposal, statement of work, order form, or similar agreement and any required initial payment is successfully received. That document should identify the parties, scope, deliverables, assumptions, milestones, fees, payment schedule, ongoing care, review periods, acceptance criteria, cancellation terms, and any special data or security requirements.

Electronic signing through the client workspace uses a displayed agreement with content and canonical-HTML integrity records. Each signer must recently confirm the applicable Google-authenticated account, use a recorded signer name, review the versioned electronic-record disclosure, and expressly indicate an intent to sign. Breauti signs the verified version before it is presented for the client’s signature. The client’s signature then completes that same version, and the service generates and retains a completed signed PDF from the agreement HTML for the client to open, download, print, or save. The PDF includes a Breauti organization document seal that protects integrity; it is not represented as a certificate-issued personal identity credential for the client. A proposed later version does not replace an executed agreement unless Breauti signs the proposed version and the client then accepts it. These electronic records and signatures are intended to have the same effect as paper records and signatures to the extent permitted by applicable law; any non-waivable electronic-transaction right remains unchanged.

Work outside the agreed scope—including new features, changed integrations, materially revised content, additional rounds, accelerated delivery, or new compliance requirements—may require a written change request, revised quote, separate phase, and one-time additional-work charge. An existing project can receive that additional work without restarting the original launch obligation. A material price or care-plan change requires a replacement agreement signed by Breauti and then accepted by the client before it takes effect; a recurring-care change applies prospectively at the renewal stated in that agreement. Breauti will not silently treat a material scope expansion as included or silently change an existing recurring price.

Dates are estimates unless the engagement expressly makes them binding. Client delays, incomplete content, unavailable accounts, changed instructions, third-party review, platform outages, or events outside reasonable control may move a schedule.

The client must provide timely, accurate information; lawful content; necessary account access; a reasonably available decision-maker; and feedback or approvals within the periods stated in the engagement. The client is responsible for decisions it approves and for reviewing deliverables in the context of its actual operation.

When a project uses a client-selected Google Drive folder, the signed agreement and workspace identify the folder access needed for delivery and who may edit its contents. The client can revoke Breauti's folder access through Google Drive, although work depending on those materials may pause. Some projects instead use a client-controlled source repository and cloud accounts; no Google Drive requirement applies unless that project's signed agreement states one. Breauti cannot browse unrelated client Drive files.

You represent that you have the rights and permissions needed for text, images, audio, video, data, trademarks, software, designs, and other materials you provide. You must not ask Breauti to build or publish content that is unlawful, deceptive, infringing, malicious, discriminatory, or designed to evade another party's rights or platform rules.

Regulated, safety-critical, financial, medical, employment, education-record, or child-directed workflows require explicit scoping. Breauti does not become your lawyer, accountant, insurer, employer, school official, healthcare provider, or regulated fiduciary by building software. The client remains responsible for its business decisions and legal obligations, with professional advice where appropriate.

Before Breauti processes personal information on a client's behalf, the parties will identify their privacy roles and documented instructions and will enter any data-processing terms required for the project. The client remains responsible for a lawful basis, required notices and permissions, and responding to people whose information the client controls. Breauti will process that client data only for the agreed service and documented instructions, subject to applicable law and the project terms.

Breauti's website, branding, logos, original copy, interface, illustrations, code, and presentation materials are protected by intellectual-property law. These terms permit ordinary personal or internal business use of the public site; they do not grant permission to copy, resell, scrape, reverse engineer, impersonate, or create confusingly similar branding.

You retain ownership of the lawful text, images, audio, video, trademarks, data, documents, and other original assets you provide, subject to the limited permission Breauti needs to evaluate the request, perform the accepted engagement, and operate the delivered product while service is active. You may also retain and use Breauti-created non-code asset files that Breauti intentionally delivers into your Google Drive project folder, subject to any identified third-party license.

The signed project agreement controls code rights. Under the new continuity agreement, when care ends or a qualifying early release occurs, Breauti assigns original code created specifically for that project and grants a permanent, transferable, project-limited license to shared Breauti code needed to operate and maintain it. Breauti retains ownership of shared tools and components for other projects. Third-party and open-source licenses still apply. Previously signed agreements keep their own terms unless both parties sign a replacement; this page does not change an earlier signed record.

When ongoing care ends, Breauti's care and future care billing end at the effective cancellation time. Breauti-hosted service may end under the signed project terms, but cancellation does not itself disable or delete a client-controlled app listing, cloud project, payment account, repository, or data. The client can request the applicable data, account, domain, and code handoff. A successor is selected and paid by the client; independent paid escrow is included only if separately named and priced. Breauti may remove only its own inactive working copies after the signed transition period, subject to required records and backup cycles.

Breauti will not publish confidential client information as a case study without an applicable permission or agreement. A project agreement may allow Breauti to identify the client and display non-confidential completed work in a portfolio; any opt-out or embargo should be agreed in writing.

Do not interfere with the site's operation or security; introduce malware; probe or bypass access controls; overload infrastructure; harvest personal information; use automated access in a way that harms the service; misrepresent your identity or authority; or use the site to violate law or another person's rights.

The site may link to external websites, portfolios, repositories, or providers. Those services are controlled by their operators and may change, become unavailable, or apply separate terms. A link does not guarantee availability, accuracy, security, endorsement, or suitability.

Projects may rely on platforms such as Google Drive, domain registrars, hosting providers, app stores, cloud services, Firebase, Stripe, email or SMS providers, banks, or other APIs. Their fees, rules, reviews, outages, permissions, and account decisions are outside Breauti's sole control. The engagement should identify material third-party dependencies and who owns each account.

Public-site disclaimer

The public site is provided on an “as available” basis for general information. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Breauti disclaims implied warranties concerning the public site, including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement, uninterrupted availability, or error-free operation. Project-specific warranties, if any, are only those stated in the applicable engagement.

Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Breauti will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential damages arising solely from use of the public site, or for lost profits, lost revenue, lost opportunities, loss of goodwill, or loss of data. Breauti's aggregate liability arising solely from use of this free public site will not exceed the greater of $100 USD or the amount you paid specifically for access to the site during the 12 months before the claim.

These limits do not apply where prohibited, including liability that cannot lawfully be limited for fraud, willful misconduct, gross negligence, personal injury, or mandatory consumer rights. Liability related to a paid project is governed by its signed agreement.

Law and disputes

These public-site terms are governed by Mississippi law, without applying conflict-of-law rules, except that mandatory consumer protections available where you live remain in place. Before filing a dispute, the parties are encouraged to try a good-faith resolution through support@breauti.com; this does not shorten a legal deadline or prevent either party from seeking urgent relief. Unless mandatory law provides otherwise, disputes concerning these public-site terms may be brought in a state or federal court with jurisdiction in Mississippi.

Changes and severability

Breauti may update these terms prospectively by posting a new effective date. Terms accepted for a paid project will not be changed retroactively through this webpage. If one provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain effective to the extent permitted by law. No failure to enforce a provision is a waiver.