Terms of Service

Last Updated: November 1, 2026

If you signed a separate Cover Page to access the Product with the same account, and that agreement has not ended, the terms below do not apply to you. Instead, your separate Cover Page applies to your use of the Product.

This Agreement is between 1000x Digital LLC, a Michigan limited liability company, and the company or person accessing or using the Product. Website Builder Studio is a product of 1000x Digital LLC. Website Builder Studio runs on Microsite Generator, a SaaS platform by 1000x Digital LLC. This Agreement consists of: (1) the Order Form below and (2) the Framework Terms defined below.

If you are accessing or using the Product on behalf of your company, you represent that you are authorized to accept this Agreement on behalf of your company. By signing up, accessing, or using the Product, Customer indicates its acceptance of this Agreement and agrees to be bound by the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

The Product is offered only to businesses with operations in the United States, for business purposes, and not for personal, family or household use.

Cover Page

Order Form

Framework Terms: This Order Form incorporates and is governed by the Framework Terms that are made up of the Key Terms below and the Common Paper Cloud Service Agreement Standard Terms Version 2.1 (https://commonpaper.com/standards/cloud-service-agreement/2.1/), which are incorporated by reference. Any modifications to the Standard Terms made in the Cover Page will control over conflicts with the Standard Terms. Capitalized words have the meanings given in the Cover Page or the Standard Terms.

Cloud Service: A website platform for building, checking, publishing and hosting websites and microsites for a business, on Customer's own domain or on a free web address provided by Provider. Customer may build with the help of an AI assistant, through guided step-by-step forms, with its own content, or with any combination of these. Every site must pass Provider's automated pre-publication checks before it can be published.

Order Date: The Effective Date.

Subscription Period: One month, or one year if Customer chooses annual billing, at checkout or later from the Billing page. Each Subscription Period renews automatically for the same length until canceled.

Cloud Service Fees: The plans and prices shown on Provider's pricing page at https://websitebuilder.studio/pricing. As of the Last Updated date, the plans are Starter at $99, Growth at $199, Scale at $299 and Platform at $399 per month; or, with annual billing at 20% off, $950.40, $1,910.40, $2,870.40 and $3,830.40 per year. Each plan includes the limits shown on the pricing page (such as the number of sites and pages per site). In addition, AI work in the Product (such as messages with the AI assistant, pages, images and custom design work) uses usage credit at the rates shown in the Product, as described in Section 5 of the Changes to the Standard Terms below. Provider may change its prices by giving Customer at least 30 days' notice (including by email or notification within the Product), and the change will apply from the next Subscription Period. Refunds are governed by Provider's Refund Policy at https://app.websitebuilder.studio/refund-policy, which is incorporated into this Agreement by reference.

Payment Process: Customer authorizes Provider to bill and charge Customer's payment method on file at the start of each Subscription Period (monthly, or yearly for annual billing) for immediate payment or deduction without further approval. FREE TRIAL: every new subscription starts with a 15-day free trial, and a payment method is required at sign-up. Customer's card is not charged until 15 days after Customer adds it, on the date shown at sign-up. Unless Customer cancels before then, Provider will charge on that date the fee for the billing term Customer chose (one month, or the full year for annual billing), and then at the start of each later Subscription Period. If Customer upgrades its plan, or moves from monthly to annual billing, during a paid Subscription Period, Provider charges the prorated amount shown in the Product when Customer confirms the change. If Customer chooses annual billing, Provider will email Customer a reminder before each annual renewal stating the plan, the amount and date of the charge, and how to cancel.

Non-Renewal Notice Period: For Customer: at any time before the end of the current Subscription Period. Customer can cancel online on the Billing page in the Product; the cancellation takes effect at the end of the current Subscription Period, Customer keeps access through the period already paid for, and Customer is not charged again. For Provider: at least 30 days before the end of the current Subscription Period.

Use Limitations: Customer's use must stay within the limits of Customer's plan as shown on the pricing page, and must comply with the Acceptable Use Policy at https://app.websitebuilder.studio/acceptable-use, which is incorporated into this Agreement by reference. The Product is offered only to businesses with operations in the United States.

Technical Support: Provider offers support through three channels:
(a) AI assistant: an AI assistant inside the Product answers questions and helps Customer use the Product. It is generally available, without an uptime commitment.
(b) Support requests: Customer may send a support request from within the Product, and each such request receives a reference number. Customer may also email support@websitebuilder.studio.
(c) Priority support: for Customers on the Platform plan, including during a Platform plan free trial, a member of Provider's team will reply to each support request within one business day. Priority support does not apply to an account that is canceled or whose most recent payment has failed.
Response times describe when Provider will first respond; they are not a commitment to resolve a request within that time.

Other Changes to Standard Terms: See Changes to the Standard Terms below.

Key Terms

Customer: The company or person who accesses or uses the Product. If the person accepting this Agreement is doing so on behalf of a company, all use of the word "Customer" in the Agreement will mean that company.

Provider: 1000x Digital LLC. Website Builder Studio is a product of 1000x Digital LLC. Website Builder Studio runs on Microsite Generator, a SaaS platform by 1000x Digital LLC.

Effective Date: The date Customer first accepts this Agreement.

Governing Law: The laws of the State of Michigan.

Chosen Courts: The state or federal courts located in Wayne County, Michigan.

Covered Claims:

Provider Covered Claims: Any action, proceeding, or claim that the Cloud Service, when used by Customer according to the terms of the Agreement, violates, misappropriates, or otherwise infringes upon a third party's intellectual property or other proprietary rights.

Customer Covered Claims: Any action, proceeding, or claim (1) that the Customer Content, when used according to the terms of the Agreement, violates, misappropriates, or otherwise infringes upon a third party's intellectual property or other proprietary rights; and (2) arising from or relating to Customer's breach or alleged breach of Section 2.1 (Restrictions on Customer).

General Cap Amount: The greater of $100 or 1x the fees paid or payable by Customer to Provider in the 12-month period immediately before the claim.

AI Addendum: These Framework Terms incorporate the AI Addendum Standard Terms available at https://commonpaper.com/standards/ai-addendum/1.0/ with the Variables set forth below (collectively, the "AI Addendum"). Section 1.6 (Machine Learning) of the Cloud Service Agreement Standard Terms is deleted in its entirety. If there is any inconsistency between this AI Addendum and the Agreement, the AI Addendum will control for the provision of AI Services.

Training Data: None. In addition, Provider will not use Customer Content or Usage Data to Train any Model.

Training Purposes: None.

Improvement Restrictions: Provider will not include any Input, Output or Customer Content, or any information that identifies Customer or its Users, in any knowledge, content or other material that the AI Services make available to other customers. Any shared knowledge that the AI Services use for all customers is written or approved by Provider, and no entry becomes available to the AI Services until a person at Provider approves it, individually or as part of a reviewed batch.

Covered Claims: Customer Covered Claims include any action, proceeding, or claim that (1) the Input—when used by Provider according to the terms of the Agreement and the AI Addendum—violates, misappropriates, or otherwise infringes upon the intellectual property or other proprietary rights of another person or entity; or (2) results from Customer's use of the AI Services in violation of the applicable restrictions in the Agreement or the AI Addendum.

AI Acceptable Use Policy: Use of the AI Services is subject to the Acceptable Use Policy available at https://app.websitebuilder.studio/acceptable-use.

Notice Address:

For Provider: hello@micrositegenerator.com, or by mail to 1000x Digital LLC, P.O. Box 700012, Plymouth, MI 48170-9998.

For Customer: The main email address on Customer's account.

Attachments and Supplements

DPA: The Data Processing Agreement available at https://app.websitebuilder.studio/dpa, which forms part of this Agreement and applies whenever Provider Processes Customer Personal Data (as defined there) for Customer.

Security Policy: Provider will use commercially reasonable efforts to secure the Cloud Service from unauthorized access, alteration, or use and other unlawful tampering.

Changes to the Standard Terms

In this list, a reference to a numbered Section followed by its title in parentheses, or to a Section "of the Standard Terms," means that Section of the Standard Terms; any other reference to a numbered Section means the item with that number in this list.

1. AI-WRITTEN CONTENT AND NO TRAINING. The Product uses AI Services to draft content from Customer's information. Customer reviews content before it is published (see Section 6 below). Provider does not Train any Model using Input, Output, Customer Content or Usage Data, and Provider's agreements with its current third-party AI providers do not permit them to train their models on the data Provider sends them. Output does not include the Product itself, including Provider's templates, layouts, components, code and designs, which remain Provider's under Section 11 (Reservation of Rights).

2. AFTER CANCELLATION; CUSTOMER'S DATA; DOMAINS. (a) After Customer's first payment, when a cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid Subscription Period, Customer's published sites remain live for 30 days and may then be taken down. Nothing is deleted during that period, and Customer may resubscribe and republish without loss. (b) If Customer cancels during the free trial, the sites built during the trial may be taken down immediately and may not be available for download. The same applies if the first charge after the free trial cannot be collected after the final automatic retry: no payment has been made, so the sites may be taken down when the subscription ends and may not be available for download. (c) After a cancellation takes effect, the account may remain in a download-only mode, in which Customer can download its leads and, where available under Section 3 below, its sites, until Customer resubscribes or deletes the account. Provider does not delete Customer's data automatically when a subscription ends; it is kept until Customer deletes it or deletes the account. (d) Customer may delete its account at any time from within the Product. When Customer confirms the deletion, Provider deletes Customer's account, sites, leads, conversations with the AI assistant and the files in Customer's library from the Cloud Service at once (if a file cannot be erased at that moment, Provider finishes erasing it automatically within hours) and emails a confirmation. Protected backup copies are kept and are used only to recover the Cloud Service after a failure. Provider also keeps a permanent log of account events, such as sign-ups, payments and publishing, so that its billing and compliance history cannot be changed afterward; that log holds none of Customer's site content and none of Customer's leads. Provider also keeps the records described in Section 10 of its Privacy Policy. This Section 2(d) replaces Section 5.5(b) of the Standard Terms. (e) Provider is not a domain registrar. Customer registers its domain with its own registrar, remains the owner of its domain, and is responsible for the domain's registration, renewal and DNS settings. Provider stops serving Customer's sites on a domain when those sites are taken down. If Provider receives a credible notice that Customer does not own or control a domain connected to the Product, Provider may disconnect the domain until the matter is resolved.

3. DOWNLOADABLE COPIES OF CUSTOMER'S SITES. Once Customer has had a paid subscription for 45 days, counted from the first payment, Customer may download a copy of its sites for its own records and backup. The download contains the pages of each site (their text and code). The lead form and spam protection do not work outside the Cloud Service. A subscription that ends before the 45 days does not include a download, and nothing built during the free trial is available for download. Customer may use, copy and modify Provider's template material contained in a downloaded copy only as part of the sites in that copy.

4. FEEDBACK. In addition to Section 1.4 (Feedback and Usage Data), ideas and suggestions Customer shares with the AI assistant may be passed to Provider's team and used to improve the Product.

5. FIRST BUILD, FREE TRIAL ALLOWANCES AND USAGE CREDIT. (a) The first website build on a new account is provided at no charge, up to 25 pages. (b) During the 15-day free trial, Customer receives 50 messages with the AI assistant and a $5 promotional usage credit. After the 50 messages, further messages with the assistant use Customer's usage credit, including the promotional credit. When Customer's first paid Subscription Period starts, Provider adds a further $5 promotional credit, once. Promotional credits are given once per account and once per card, have no cash value, cannot be refunded or transferred, and are used before any credit Customer buys. (c) Some AI work is priced before it starts, such as a site build or an image: Provider shows the cost, or a cost range, and asks for Customer's approval first, and never charges more than the amount Customer approved. Other AI work is priced on actual use, such as messages with the AI assistant and individual pages the assistant writes on request: it is deducted from Customer's usage credit after it is performed, at the rates shown in the Product. (d) Provider never charges Customer's payment card for usage during the free trial without Customer's approval. Usage credit is bought in advance; refunds of usage credit are governed by the Refund Policy.

6. CUSTOMER'S CONTROL OF AND RESPONSIBILITY FOR PUBLISHED CONTENT. Content is published only on Customer's instruction, when Customer selects Publish or instructs the AI assistant to publish. Customer has the final say over, and is solely responsible for, all content published to its sites, including its websites, microsites and landing pages, whether that content was written by Customer, provided by Customer, or drafted by the AI assistant or the Product. Responsibility for all content that Customer publishes, including any legal content described in Section 18, rests entirely with Customer's business and not with Provider. Customer is responsible for reviewing content before publishing it and for ensuring that it is accurate, lawful and appropriate for Customer's business. Provider's pre-publication checks review the structure and technical standard of a site's content as generated by the Product; they do not cover changes Customer makes afterward until the checks are run again, and they do not verify the accuracy of Customer's content or provide legal, financial, accessibility or other professional advice or certification.

7. DISPUTES. (a) Courts. Any dispute arising out of or relating to this Agreement or the Product will be resolved only in the Chosen Courts (the state or federal courts located in Wayne County, Michigan), and each party consents to their jurisdiction. Neither party is required to arbitrate. (b) Small claims. Either party may instead bring an individual claim in a small claims court of competent jurisdiction, if the claim qualifies. (c) No class actions. Each party may bring claims against the other only in its individual capacity, and not as a plaintiff or class member in any purported class, collective, consolidated or representative proceeding. (d) Jury waiver. To the extent permitted by law, each party waives any right to a trial by jury in any dispute arising out of or relating to this Agreement. (e) Time limit. Any claim arising out of or relating to this Agreement must be filed within one (1) year after the claim arises, or it is permanently barred, to the extent permitted by law.

8. WHERE THE PRODUCT IS OFFERED. The Product is currently offered only to businesses with operations in the United States and is designed for use in the United States. Provider may offer the Product in other countries in the future and will update this Agreement before doing so. Provider does not represent that the Product is appropriate or available for use outside the United States.

9. SUSPENSION. In addition to Section 2.2 (Suspension), if Provider suspends Customer's account, Provider will tell Customer why. Except where the law or the risk to the Product, other customers or the public requires immediate action, Provider will tell Customer first and give Customer a chance to fix the problem.

10. AGENCIES AND RESALE. Using the Product to build or manage sites for other businesses as an agency, offering it under another brand, or reselling access to it requires a separate written agreement with Provider.

11. CHANGES TO THIS AGREEMENT. Modifying Section 12.2 (Modifications, Severability, and Waiver), Provider may update this Agreement by posting the updated version with a new Last Updated date. If a change materially affects Customer, Provider will email Customer at its Notice Address at least 30 days before the change takes effect, unless a shorter period is required by law. A change applies from the start of Customer's next Subscription Period after it takes effect. If Customer does not agree to a change, Customer may cancel before then; continued use of the Product after the change applies means Customer accepts it.

12. PRIVACY AND STATUTORY RIGHTS. Provider's Privacy Policy, available at https://websitebuilder.studio/privacy, describes how Provider handles personal information. Nothing in this Agreement limits any right that cannot be limited or waived under Applicable Laws.

13. NO PERSONAL LIABILITY OF PROVIDER PERSONNEL. This Agreement is made with 1000x Digital LLC only. Provider's members, managers, officers, employees and agents ("Provider Personnel") are not parties to this Agreement and have no personal liability under it. To the extent permitted by Applicable Laws, Customer will bring any claim arising out of or relating to this Agreement or the Product only against Provider, and not against any Provider Personnel. The disclaimers in Section 7 (Disclaimer of Warranties) and the limitations and waivers in Section 8 (Limitation of Liability) apply to Provider Personnel in the same way they apply to Provider, and any amounts payable by Provider and Provider Personnel together count toward one General Cap Amount. Provider Personnel may rely on and enforce this item, Section 7 (Disclaimer of Warranties) and Section 8 (Limitation of Liability) despite the "No Third-Party Beneficiary" provision in Section 12 (General Terms). Nothing in this item limits liability that cannot be limited under Applicable Laws. In addition: (a) in Section 9.2 (Protection by Customer), the words "hold harmless Provider" are replaced with "hold harmless Provider and Provider Personnel"; (b) the disclaimers in the AI Addendum apply to Provider Personnel as well as Provider; and (c) this item applies to claims arising out of or relating to the DPA, which forms part of this Agreement, in the same way as to any other claim arising out of or relating to this Agreement.

14. NO GUARANTEE OF RESULTS. Provider does not promise or guarantee any result from the Product or from any site built, checked, published or hosted with it. In particular, Provider does not guarantee: (a) that any site or page will be crawled, indexed or ranked by any search engine, or will reach or keep any position; (b) any amount of traffic, visitors, leads, inquiries, calls, sales or revenue; (c) that any site or content will be shown, mentioned or cited by any AI assistant, AI search product or answer engine; or (d) that any site, page or content complies with any law, regulation, accessibility standard (including the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines), platform policy or professional rule. Provider prepares content from the information and research Customer provides, combined with search engine optimization (SEO) and generative engine optimization (GEO) practices; that is a description of Provider's method, not a prediction or promise of any outcome. Search engines, AI services and other third parties decide for themselves how to treat any site, and may change their systems and policies at any time. A site that passes Provider's pre-publication checks has met those checks at the time they ran; passing them is not a certification of compliance and not a promise of any result. No statement in Provider's marketing, in the Product (including its reports, scores and checks) or in the AI assistant's responses is a guarantee of any result. Customer may write its own content or change any content the Product drafts, and Customer decides what to publish (see Section 6). This Section 14 applies in addition to Section 7 (Disclaimer of Warranties).

15. NO PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION; NOT A HIPAA BUSINESS ASSOCIATE. Provider is not a business associate of Customer under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 and its regulations ("HIPAA"), and Provider does not sign business associate agreements. The Product is not designed to receive, store or protect protected health information. Customer must not use the Product, including the lead forms on its sites and the AI assistant, to collect, store or send protected health information or any other information about a person's health, and Customer must not ask visitors to its sites to provide such information. This Section 15 applies in addition to Section 3.2 (Prohibited Data), and no Order Form or Key Terms authorize Prohibited Data. The Product places a request beneath the message field of the lead forms on Customer's sites asking visitors not to include medical, health or other sensitive personal details; that request does not make the Product suitable for such information, and Customer remains responsible for complying with this Section 15 and with any law that applies to Customer's practice or business.

16. LEGAL HOLDS AND DISCLOSURES REQUIRED BY LAW. (a) Legal holds. If Applicable Laws, a court order, a subpoena or other legal process, or a legal duty to preserve evidence for an actual or reasonably anticipated legal claim requires Provider to keep particular data, Provider may keep that data, despite Section 2(d) and Section 5.5 (Effect of Termination), for as long as the requirement lasts. Provider limits access to data kept for this reason, uses it only to meet that requirement, and deletes it from the Cloud Service when the requirement ends. Unless the law or the legal process prohibits it, Provider will tell Customer when data that Customer has asked Provider to delete is kept for this reason. (b) Disclosures required by law. Provider discloses Customer Content or information about Customer's account to a government authority or other third party only where Applicable Laws, a court order, a subpoena or other legal process requires it, or where this Agreement or the DPA permits it. Unless the law prohibits it, Provider will give Customer reasonable advance notice of a required disclosure so that Customer may seek a protective order or other remedy, as provided in Section 10.3 (Required Disclosures). Provider discloses only the information it is legally required to disclose, and may object to a request it reasonably believes is invalid or too broad. Requests concerning personal data that Provider processes on Customer's behalf are also governed by the DPA.

17. FAILED PAYMENTS. If a charge for Fees fails, Provider will tell Customer by email and in the Product, and Provider's payment processor will try the charge again automatically over the following days. Customer may update its payment method at any time from the Billing page in the Product. While a payment is past due: (a) Customer's published sites stay live; (b) Customer may continue to use the Product, except that downloading sites under Section 3 and priority support are not available until the payment succeeds; and (c) Provider will not suspend Customer's access under Section 2.2 (Suspension) because of that payment. When the payment succeeds, the account returns to normal. If the payment still cannot be collected after the final automatic retry, the subscription ends, and Section 2 then applies as it does when a cancellation takes effect (Section 2(a) after Customer's first payment; Section 2(b) if no payment was ever made). Modifying Section 5.5(d) of the Standard Terms, Provider waives the charge that could not be collected and will not submit a final bill for it. Customer may start a new subscription at any time (see Section 20).

18. LEGAL PAGES AND OTHER LEGAL CONTENT ON CUSTOMER'S SITES. Provider does not write legal content for Customer's sites. In this Section 18, "Customer's sites" means every website, microsite and landing page that Customer publishes with the Product. Any terms and conditions, terms of service, privacy policy, disclaimer, accessibility statement or other legal document, and any other legal information, that Customer chooses to place on Customer's sites is Customer's own: Customer provides it, for example by uploading it in the Product, and the Product publishes it as provided. Provider does not review, approve or verify that content and is not responsible for its accuracy, completeness or legal sufficiency. A site has such a page only if Customer provides one, and Provider does not prevent publishing when one is missing. Customer is solely responsible for deciding which notices, policies and disclosures its sites and its business require under Applicable Laws, and for providing them; that responsibility, and responsibility for all legal content Customer publishes, rests entirely with Customer's business and not with Provider. The Product adds a small number of short standard notices to Customer's sites, such as a brief notice about the information the site uses (with a link to Customer's privacy policy when Customer has provided one) and the request on lead forms described in Section 15. These notices, and any reminder or warning the Product shows Customer about a missing legal page, are not legal advice and do not take the place of any policy or disclosure Customer is required to have. Provider does not provide legal advice; Customer should consult its own lawyer about its legal pages and other legal content.

19. STABILITY AND RETIREMENT OF FEATURES. Provider improves the Product continuously and may change it, subject to this Section 19 and to Section 6.3 (Representations & Warranties from Provider). (a) What is covered. This Section 19 covers: keeping Customer's published sites live and serving; Customer's access to its content, leads and account data, and its ability to download them, as this Agreement describes; each feature of the Product that is generally available to Customer's plan; and the tools of Provider's MCP server (the connection through which AI applications that Customer authorizes can work with Customer's account), including each tool's name, its arguments and what it does. (b) Notice periods. Before Provider retires a covered feature, or changes it so that it no longer works as it did, Provider will give Customer at least 90 days' notice. For the MCP server, Provider will give at least 180 days' notice before it removes or renames a tool, adds a required argument, changes the type of an argument, removes an accepted value, or changes what a tool does or the meaning of its description. Provider gives notice by email to Customer's Notice Address, by a notice in the Product where the feature appears, and by a dated entry in the Product's What's New list. During the notice period the feature keeps working as it did, and the notice states what replaces the feature or that nothing does. (c) What is not covered. This Section 19 does not cover: Beta Products, including any feature labeled beta, preview or early access; the wording, layout and visual design of screens; the exact wording of the AI assistant's responses (its capabilities are covered; its phrasing is not); internal identifiers, undocumented interfaces and anything not presented to Customer as a feature of the Product; additions that do not affect existing use, such as a new feature, a new MCP tool, a new optional argument, a new accepted value or a clearer description that does not change its meaning; and services provided by third parties, such as search engines, AI services, CRMs, payment processors, domain registrars and hosting providers, which change on their own schedules. (d) Emergencies. Provider may change or remove any part of the Product immediately and without notice where leaving it in place would put customer data, security or compliance with Applicable Laws at risk. Provider will promptly tell affected customers what it changed and why. (e) Prices and this Agreement. Changes to Fees are governed by the Cloud Service Fees term of the Order Form, and changes to this Agreement by Section 11.

20. STARTING A NEW SUBSCRIPTION. After a subscription ends, Customer may start a new subscription from the Billing page. Customer's sites and data that have not been deleted remain in its account, and Customer may republish its sites. A new subscription starts a new count for downloadable copies under Section 3: the 45 days are counted from the first payment of the new subscription, and paid time under an earlier subscription does not count. A download right earned under an earlier subscription does not continue into the new subscription, so Customer can download its sites again once the new subscription has reached 45 days from its first payment. Customer may wish to download its sites, where Section 3 allows it, before starting a new subscription.

21. SEARCH ENGINE NOTIFICATIONS. When Customer publishes or updates a site, the Product may automatically notify search engines that accept such notifications, or, for a site on Provider's hosting address, Provider's hosting provider may signal the change instead, and Provider keeps a record of each notification sent and the response received. A notification can be delayed or refused by the search engine that receives it. Some search engines, including Google, do not accept these notifications. Provider does not control and does not guarantee whether or when any search engine or AI system crawls, indexes, ranks or cites any page. Customer is responsible for any step that requires Customer's own account or action with a search engine or analytics provider, including verifying site ownership and submitting a site or sitemap where a search engine requires it. Provider may provide guidance on these steps for convenience; guidance is not a guarantee.

22. CUSTOMER'S NAME AND LOGO. Section 12.8 (Logo Rights) applies, and Customer may opt out at any time by emailing support; Provider will then stop using Customer's name and logo in new marketing.

23. ELIGIBILITY AND BUSINESS USE. The Product is for business use only. Each person who creates an account, accepts this Agreement or uses the Product for Customer must be at least 18 years old and must have the authority to bind Customer. Customer may not use the Product for personal, family or household purposes. Provider may refuse or close an account opened in breach of this Section 23.

24. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES AND INTEGRATIONS. The Product lets Customer connect services that other companies provide, such as customer-relationship management systems, spreadsheets, webhooks and chat tools ("Third-Party Services"). Customer chooses whether to connect a Third-Party Service, and Customer's use of it is governed by Customer's own agreement with its provider, not by this Agreement. When Customer connects a Third-Party Service, Customer instructs Provider to exchange data with it as the connection requires, and Provider is not responsible for what that provider does with the data once it receives it. Provider does not control, and is not responsible for, the availability, accuracy, security or terms of any Third-Party Service. A Third-Party Service may change or stop working with the Product, and Provider may change or stop offering a connection to it, for example when its provider changes its service or terms; where Provider can, it will give Customer notice under Section 19.

25. COPYRIGHT COMPLAINTS AND REPEAT INFRINGERS. Provider responds to notices of claimed copyright infringement as set out in its Copyright and DMCA Policy at https://app.websitebuilder.studio/copyright, which forms part of this Agreement. Under that policy Provider may remove or disable access to material on Customer's sites that is the subject of a valid notice, and will tell Customer when it does. Customer may send a counter-notice as that policy describes. Provider will, in appropriate circumstances, close the account of a Customer who repeatedly infringes the copyrights of others.

26. PAYMENT DISPUTES AND CHARGEBACKS. If Customer believes a charge is wrong, Customer agrees to contact Provider's support first, so that Provider can review it under the Refund Policy. If Customer disputes a charge with its card issuer or bank instead, Provider may give the issuer the information it needs to respond to the dispute. While a dispute about a charge for Fees is open, Provider may treat that charge as a failed payment under Section 17. If the dispute is decided in Provider's favor, the charge stands; if it is decided in Customer's favor, Provider will not charge it again.

27. LABELING AI-ASSISTED CONTENT. Where a law requires content made with the help of AI to be identified as such, Customer decides whether and how to label the content it publishes with the Product, as part of its responsibility under Section 6.

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