Terms & Conditions

Last updated 24 July 2026

No fine print, no tricks. Here is the whole deal in plain English — including the parts that aren't in our favor.

1. Who we are

JayVeeyeR LLC is a California limited liability company in Los Angeles, trading as JVR Sites. In these terms, that's "we" or "us," and you — the person or business we're building for — are "you."

These terms cover our website jvrsites.com, the free demo, and any website we build, host, or maintain for you. You accept them when you approve your site to go live, pay your first invoice, or sign anything that points to this page. If you're accepting for a company, you're confirming you're allowed to.

2. The free demo

We build you a real, working website at a preview link, at our cost, before you've paid us anything. There is no catch and no obligation.

If you say no, that's the end of it — no invoice, no follow-ups. The demo stays ours until you start a plan, so please don't copy it or hand it to another developer. We take unclaimed demos down after a while.

3. What you get

For $88 a month (or $880 a year), for as long as your plan is active:

• A custom-designed website for your business, written and built for you, that works on phones and computers
• Hosting, an SSL certificate, and your domain connected
• Content updates whenever you need them — hours, prices, photos, services, staff
• A contact form that goes straight to your inbox
• Support by text or email. Reach us any time; we reply within one business day, usually much sooner
• Monitoring, security updates, and repairs if something breaks

There's no setup fee and no separate build fee. The build is included.

4. What's not included

These are outside the plan. We can quote most of them separately — always in writing, always before any work starts, so you're never surprised by an invoice:

• Online stores, shopping carts, and payment checkout
• Booking, scheduling, or customer login systems
• Custom apps, databases, and integrations with your other software
• A full redesign or rebuild after launch, or adding a lot of new pages
• Logo design, brand identity, print work, photography, and video
• SEO campaigns, paid ads, and social media management
• Things you pay for directly, like your domain registration and any paid service you ask us to add
• Fixing what breaks if you or someone else changes the site, domain, or DNS without telling us

5. Paying

Billing starts when your site goes live on your domain — not when we build the demo. Monthly plans bill every month on your start date; annual plans bill once a year. Prices are in U.S. dollars and don't include any tax that applies.

You keep a card or bank account on file, and you authorize us to charge it automatically for the recurring fee and for any extra work you've approved in writing. Please keep it current.

Price changes. If we ever change your rate, we tell you at least 30 days beforehand. Don't like it? Cancel before it kicks in and you'll never be charged it.

Late payments. If a payment fails we'll let you know and try again. If it's still unpaid 10 days after we've told you, we may take the site offline until it's sorted — with a warning first, never out of the blue. After 30 days unpaid we may end the plan. Overdue amounts can carry interest at 1.5% a month, or the legal maximum if that's lower.

Refunds. Fees for a period already started aren't refundable — but since you saw the finished site for free before paying a cent, and you can leave any time, there shouldn't be much to refund. If we drop the ball and can't fix it in reasonable time, we'll refund what you've prepaid and haven't used.

We never hold your domain over a bill. Ever. It's yours regardless of what you owe us.

6. Cancelling

Your plan is month to month. There's no minimum term and no cancellation fee. Email or text us and you're done — it takes effect at the end of the period you've already paid for, and we don't bill you again.

We can end a plan too, with 30 days' notice. We may end it immediately if you go 30 days without paying, break the ground rules in section 10, or are abusive toward us.

When a plan ends:

• The site comes down. Hosting, updates, and support stop, and it stops loading at your domain. You don't keep the site — that's the trade for a free build with no setup fee.
• Your domain stays yours and stays under your control. We'll point it wherever you want.
• You keep your own content and any form submissions already sent to you. Ask within 30 days and we'll send you a copy of the content we hold.
• You can still buy the site outright for 30 days afterward at the same $1,500.
• We may delete the files after 90 days.

7. Buying your site outright

Any time you like, pay $1,500 once and the site is yours. We hand over all the files and code, sign over the rights to the custom design and content, and help you move it anywhere you want — free help for 30 days. Your monthly fee stops.

Hosting, updates, and support stop too, since those are the plan. You're welcome to arrange them elsewhere or ask us for a quote.

A buyout doesn't transfer our reusable templates and base code, or third-party pieces we're not allowed to hand on — fonts, stock photos, and the like. We'll tell you exactly what those are.

8. Your domain

You pay the registrar directly and you're responsible for renewing it on time. If a domain expires, the site goes offline through no fault of ours, and getting it back can be expensive or impossible. With your permission we manage the DNS settings that make the site and email work. We won't transfer, sell, park, or let it lapse — and if we ever register one for you as a favor, we'll move it into your own account whenever you ask, free.

9. Who owns what

You own your domain, everything you give us — logo, photos, text, your business information — your brand, and every message that comes through your contact form. And you own the site itself once you've bought it outright.

We own the site — its code, design, and the copy we write — until you buy it. The plan is a service, not a sale: you're paying for a working, hosted, maintained website. We also permanently keep our own reusable templates, base code, and tooling, which we use across all our work.

While your plan is running you have full permission to use and display the site as your business website. Just don't copy, resell, or hand off the code to build another site somewhere else.

Your site may include fonts, icons, photos, or scripts owned by other companies and used under their licenses. Those stay theirs.

10. Your content and the ground rules

You give us permission to use, resize, and publish whatever you send us so we can build, host, and maintain your site.

You're confirming that you actually have the right to use it — your photos, your logo, your reviews — and that what it says is true: your prices, your hours, your licenses and certifications, your guarantees. We don't check any of that, and we're relying on you.

We won't publish anything that's illegal, infringes someone else's work, is deceptive or misleading (including fake reviews), is defamatory or harassing, is adult content, spreads malware or phishing, or is used to send spam texts or emails. Please also don't collect card numbers, Social Security numbers, or medical records through the site unless we've specifically built for it. If any of this comes up, we may pull the content or take the site down immediately.

Beyond that, we just need you to give us what we ask for reasonably promptly, check the site before it goes live, keep your contact and billing details current, keep your domain paid up, and tell us when something changes.

11. Updates and support

Send changes as they come up — text, photos, hours, prices, services, staff. There's no ticket quota and no cap. We acknowledge requests within one business day and most updates are live within one or two.

"Whenever you need them" means normal small-business changes, not unlimited labor. A full redesign, a rebuild, a big new section, or constant daily rewrites is separate work — and we'll tell you before treating anything as billable, so you're never surprised.

Got something urgent, like a wrong phone number? Tell us and it jumps the queue.

12. Hosting: what we can and can't promise

We host your site on infrastructure run by other companies, and use outside services for the contact form, email routing, analytics, monitoring, and payments.

We aim to keep your site up around the clock, but nobody can guarantee it. Providers have outages, networks fail, maintenance happens. We monitor your site and get it back fast when it goes down — that's what we can honestly promise. We're not liable for outages or problems caused by those outside providers, and we may switch providers as long as your site keeps working.

We keep backups of your site and can restore it. Treat that as a convenience, not a guarantee. Contact form messages pass through an outside service on the way to your inbox, and spam filters and full mailboxes sometimes eat things — test your form occasionally and tell us right away if something's wrong.

13. What we don't guarantee

Results. We build good websites. We can't promise rankings, traffic, leads, calls, or sales. Google controls its own rankings and changes them constantly. We follow solid technical practice — fast, mobile-friendly, clean, sensibly labelled pages — but anyone who guarantees you a spot on Google is selling you something.

Accessibility. We build with accessibility in mind — readable contrast, proper structure, alt text where you've given us descriptions. We don't warrant that your site meets WCAG, the ADA, or any other accessibility standard unless we've agreed to that in writing as its own project.

Legal compliance. Unless we've agreed otherwise in writing, we don't warrant that your site complies with HIPAA, PCI, GDPR, CCPA, CAN-SPAM, the TCPA, or the advertising and licensing rules for your industry. You know your business; we don't. If you're unsure, ask a lawyer.

Nothing we give you is legal, tax, or accounting advice — including any starter privacy policy we add to your site as a convenience.

14. The legal part

Short, but it matters. Please read it.

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